Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur | I will climb to the very top for this rainbow staircase

Kuala Lumpur's iconic Batu Caves is a pilgrimage site for Hindus. 1️⃣ No admission fee is required. There are a lot of tourists coming every day, and there is a very beautiful rainbow staircase, and the whole place is very brightly colored, vibrant and colorful. Make an effort to climb to the top and there's also a cave with lava, but be careful with the many monkeys around, make sure they don't snatch your phone. They are naughty and clever. If you feed them something, the little monkeys are quite skilled and smart. 2️⃣ Taking photos here is very photogenic because of the bright colors. There's no need for photo editing, it's already beautiful. 3️⃣ A kind reminder to wear long pants when coming here, otherwise, the staff at the entrance will stop you and ask you to spend 15 Malaysian Ringgit to buy a scarf to wrap around yourself. Actually, I brought my own scarf, but it seems like they just want to make some ticket money, although there is no admission fee here, I was still forced to buy a scarf. I only wrapped it once and then I threw it away, it really became a one-time use, which was a bit costly. 4️⃣ Originally the weather was very hot. After climbing up and down, I got thirsty, there are many small shops and restaurants at the foot of the mountain, coconut water for 7 Malaysian Ringgit.