In a nutshell

An excellent combination of local craftsmanship in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur and the wealth of colour of the impressive Batu caves.

Main stops

The programme

The first stop will be at the Batu caves, a natural splendour which has no shortage of visitors. Composed of three main caves and various smaller ones: the tallest one houses a Hindu sanctuary, which can be accessed using a stairway with 272 steps, allowing you to climb the steep and jagged walls of this limestone surface.
A typical lunch in a local restaurant awaits.
In the afternoon, we will visit the Royal Selangor pewter factory, the largest pewter manufacturing industry in the world, founded in 1885, where we can see the work of skilled craftsmen.
Visit to Central Market.
The last stop before returning to the port will be the Petronas Twin Towers, the tallest twin skyscrapers in the world (452 m) and the Independence Square.

Good to know

We recommend that you book early because only a limited number of places are available.
Comfortable shoes and sportswear are recommended.
This excursion is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.
Clothing that is appropriate for the places of worship to be visited is recommended.
To enter the Temple legs and shoulders must be covered.
The part of the Batu Caves is very tiring and it involves climbing 272 steps. It is therefore necessary to be physically fit for this excursion. Those who cannot climb the stairs, can wait below.
The coach journey from the Port Klang to the Batu Caves takes approximately 2 hours.