Batu Caves
A dramatic Hindu shrine set in limestone caves, guarded by a giant golden statue and a rainbow staircase.
Don't miss at Batu Caves
- ◆ Giant golden Murugan statue
- ◆ 272 rainbow steps
- ◆ Limestone temple caves
Insider tip
Go early to beat the heat and crowds on the 272 steps; dress modestly for the temple.
Batu Caves — visitor questions
What is Batu Caves known for?
A dramatic Hindu shrine set in limestone caves, guarded by a giant golden statue and a rainbow staircase. Highlights include: Giant golden Murugan statue; 272 rainbow steps; Limestone temple caves.
Where is Batu Caves?
Batu Caves is in Gombak, Kuala Lumpur — Batu Caves, 68100 Selangor. More info: https://www.malaysia.travel
Any tips for visiting Batu Caves?
Go early to beat the heat and crowds on the 272 steps; dress modestly for the temple.
Can Chauffyr take me to Batu Caves?
Yes — Chauffyr provides a private, fixed-price chauffeur to Batu Caves and between every stop on your Kuala Lumpur itinerary, with no parking or driving to worry about.
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