The caves themselves are well worth seeing but as mentioned in other reviews they are dirty and the upkeep needs... meer

it's like an abandon shrine, very dirty and odorous. if you are suffering from respiratory ailments, don't go here unless... meer

Then we went out to Batu Caves – a Hindu temple North of the city. After climbing 272 steps to... meer

It does not cost anything to walk 272 steps up to the temple and caves, half way you can do... meer

1) Take Monorail to Titiwangsa (last station), take RapidKL Bus #U6 to Batu Caves. - no need to cross any... meer

I took a taxi to get to the Batu Caves. If you can manage to open the meter, it costs... meer

We got a budget taxi to the caves which was a really option, the taxi driver waited for us. I... meer

The Batu Caves are definitely worth the visit when travelling to Kuala Lumpur. The rainbow of colours from the Hindu... meer

This would have to be one of the best Free experiences myself and family which includes children from age 14-10... meer