Like much of western Malaysia,
Kuala Lumpur has a unique history of varied ruling empires and trading
civilizations that each seem to have left remnants of their unique culture
melted over the city in layers throughout time. It can be seen in the contrast
of modern skyscrapers against the back drop of century’s old architecture in Malaysian,
Indian, Dutch and Chinese neighborhoods. We spent a couple of days in KL,
exploring museums, mosques, parks and alleyways.
We also headed to the northern
suburbs of the city to Batu Caves and climbed the stairs into the Hindu temples
housed in the caves themselves. There also just so happened to be really good
rock climbing on the north side of the mountain so we took advantage and
climbed a couple of days
Batu Caves:
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