Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | If you love color, you must visit Batu Caves.

❤Recommended because: The rainbow stairs of Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur are far more attractive than the caves themselves, attracting large numbers of tourists every day. I just want to say, if you love color, you must visit Batu Caves!! 🌈Batu Caves is a Hindu pilgrimage site. The most distinctive feature of Indian temples is their colorful murals. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu god of war, Murugan, and a 42-meter-tall statue of Murugan stands at the entrance. 🌈Further up are the 272 colorful steps leading to the cave. (They are painted in 11 colors for the dedication ceremony held every 12 years). 🌈Inside the cave, you can see limestone, stalactites, stalagmites, and sinkholes formed 400 million years ago. All are worth seeing. The temple is full of Hindu gods for people to worship. During Thaipusam, thousands of believers gather here. 🎫Admission: Free 🈺️Opening hours: Closed on Mondays/Tuesday to Friday 10:00-17:00/Saturday to Sunday 10:30-17:30 📍Batu Caves: Batu Caves:Gombak, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia 🚗Transportation: Take the KTM Seremban Line light rail train (Line 1 on the track map) for easy access