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james in response to simonetty's question:
james in response to simonetty's question: What are Kuala Lumpur's natural attractions?(give a different answer) .
If you're a spelunking amateur go to the Batu Caves, they're just 8 miles out of the city. The Malaysian Nature Society (www.mns.org.my) organises these tours inside the Dark Cave, they're a lifetime experience. You also have to see the Temple Cave housing a Hindu Shrine, a pilgrimage site, which can be reached by a 272 steps staircase. If you're going on your own take the Intrakota bus from Chinatown to get to the Caves. It's only RM1.20 and the admission inside the caves is free.
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