Batu Caves is located 30 minutes north of Kuala Lumpur city, these caves are thought to be more than 400 million years old. Fascinating thanks to both their spiritual elements and topographic features, the Batu Caves attract more than one million pilgrims each year.

The first thing you’ll probably notice is the regal statue of Lord Murugan. Standing roughly 141 feet tall, it’s the world’s largest representation of the Hindu deity. After marveling at the gold god of war, ascend all 272 steps to arrive inside the magnificent Temple Cave. Soak up the immense serenity and pay your respects at the Hindu shrines. At the bottom of the staircase, you’ll come across the Art Gallery Cave and the Museum Cave, which have many shrines and paintings depicting Lord Murugan’s victory. The Ramayana Cave is another area, devoted to Lord Hanuman, the Hindu monkey god.

During the annual Thaipusam Festival, Hindus from around the world flock to the caves. Devotees travel in a procession from a temple in Kuala Lumpur to the Batu Caves. They come with altars and milk offerings for Lord Murugan.

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