Batu Caves is one of Malaysia's most popular attractions. For some visitors, part of the appeal is climbing and conquering 272 steps to reach incredible limestone caves at the top.

First brought to global attention in 1878, the Batu Caves aren’t just a holy site for Hindu faithful – they’re also an Instagrammers’ paradise. The area features four main sites.

Malaysia’s unique fusion of ancient temples, jungle adventures and surprisingly affordable luxury hotels makes it a ...

The Batu Caves are already a firm favourite with tourists. Just a 20-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur, the caves and cave temples are nestled within a limestone hill in the Selangor region.

In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, kavadi bearers dressed in yellow, red, and orange embark on an eight-hour, nine-mile procession. The journey ends with a climb up the 272 stairs leading to the Batu ...

The new rainbow-coloured staircase of the Batu Caves in Malaysia has taken social media by storm but, it may land the temple committee in a legal soup. The 272-step staircase leading to the ...

Malaysian authorities didn’t reveal how much the escalator would cost. Located a few miles north of Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves is thought to be around 400 million years old and is easily recognizable by ...

“I believe that the area (Batu Caves) has been heavily developed for housing and small industry. “For us to have world recognition like Unesco and spur tourism with the caves intact is crucial.

First brought to global attention in 1878, the Batu Caves aren’t just a holy site for Hindu faithful – they’re also an Instagrammers’ paradise. The area features four main sites.