[Malaysia] Badu Caves, also popular with monkeys

#100 Travel Style Batu Caves is a magnificent Hindu holy site near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. To enter the cave, you must first climb 272 steps next to the giant golden statue of Lord Murugan. The climb may be a bit out of breath, but the view from the top and the surrounding tropical nature are fascinating, so you can enjoy the climb. Once inside the cave, you will find a huge natural space, with a cool and mysterious atmosphere. There are several Hindu temples inside, and visitors offer prayers while feeling the sacred atmosphere. Inside the cave, the temple decorations and sculptures are beautiful, and some places are lit up, creating a fantastic view. There are also many wild monkeys in the cave, and they may approach tourists in search of food, so you should be careful with your belongings. The cave is large and easy to walk in, but there are some places where the footing is slippery, so it is best to wear comfortable shoes. Badu Caves is a tourist spot that not only has religious significance, but also allows visitors to enjoy both nature and culture, and is a place where you will be impressed by the vastness of the caves and the majesty of the temples.