Batou Caves Caves
Description:
The famous Hindu temple complex of Batu Caves is a colorful sanctuary of the Hindu deity of war Murugan, located in a cave, to which a high rise leads, and a grandiose gilded statue of Murugan with a height of 42.7 meters meets pilgrims and tourists.
The ceiling in these caves is about a hundred meters high, and in some places there are openings through which the sun enters the caves, illuminating the beautiful altars and sculptures located on and around them.
The Museum Cave features scenes from Indian mythology. In the Temple Cave leads a rather steep staircase, 272 steps of which are surrounded by statues of various deities.
As you climb, you will be entertained by flocks of friendly monkeys begging for treats.
It is the main venue for the Hindu festival Taipusam in honor of the god Murugan, which falls in January or February.
The sanctuary impresses with its size and stunning Hindu sculptures that can be viewed endlessly.
It is believed that Batu Caves has a very strong energy.