Batu Caves, Royal Selangor & Gua Lepak Half-Day Tour with Hotel Transfer | Kuala Lumpur

We chose to depart in the evening to avoid the hot weather. The explanations at the Royal Museum were very interesting and we also learned about Malaysia's traditional handicrafts. The driver could speak various languages, so communication was smooth and he also helped us learn a lot about Malaysia's coffee, tin mines, etc. Although the cost of the chartered car tour was higher, it brought a lot of convenience.

Thanks to Brother Xie for being the local companion, talking and laughing along the way, and providing many additional services, taking us to exchange money, enjoy delicious food, and take us to appreciate the shock of the Batu Cave Buddha

Mr. Ye, the driver of the whole journey, was very cooperative with our needs. Whether it was the travel time in Batu Caves or our preferences for meals, he took care of and assisted patiently. On the other side of the same mountain in Batu Caves, there is a little-known cave restaurant. There are some small vendors selling local delicacies and meals. The tour guide will be responsible for purchasing, and then we just need to find tables and chairs with the style we like and sit down to eat. However, it is strongly recommended to experience the wonderful feeling of eating local Malaysian snacks in the cave, which can make visiting Batu Caves more interesting!

1. The driver arrived at the pick-up location on time, but he kept coughing the whole way. 2. The itinerary does not include dinner, so don’t be fooled. 3. Won’t eat in caves.