
Sri Subramaniar Temple or famously known as Batu Caves sits majestically
about 13 km from downtown Kuala Lumpur. This 116 years old main
temple, dedicated to Lord Murugan is lodged in a cave about 400 feet
above ground level. Batu Caves is a set of caverns in the limestone rock
hill which is recognized as one of Malaysia’s national treasuries in
2007. It is one of the holiest Hindu shrines in Malaysia and is also one
of Malaysia’s most popular tourist attractions.
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