Let’s just hope the topic above will not attract a whole bunch of Indian friends. Okay, I am kidding. Not being racist. At Batu Caves, we were treated to a dance as well as being invited to dance with these Indian dancers. My classmates doing the dance with the Indian dancers. Potential eh? Another part of Batu Caves where you see a green statue. Lunch was vegetarian at Batu Caves. If you were to ask if I enjoyed it, I personally don’t really enjoy it. But nevertheless, I think it’s something worth a try.This was the banana-leaf rice. I did not eat this. Yeah, I am not that adventurous with food. Photos by Indro Putranto (classmate)

I ain’t sure, but I can guess that at least 50% of Malaysians have not visited Batu Caves before; let alone the KL attractions. I am probably in that group of 50% because I’ve been to Batu Caves like many many years back and I prolly even forgotten about it! 😛   Here, my lecturer on the left; my Public Relations and Visual Communication lecturer. The ever-famous statue. I love this shot of Leka and Peace chasing those doves. I think they are doves, are they? Entering Batu Caves after the many many steps of climbing. The climb was quite fun actually! Entering Batu Caves. Now, these 2 daring girls took the snake and pose with it. Had to pay somemore. I did not have the guts of course. If you know me well, I ain’t a big fan of animals. On the way to art gallery. This shot is really nice. These are 2 of my other classmates. I think we were a little crazy lah! 😛 Ending the post with a pitiful Monkey! Anyone wants to feed this little one? Heee.. *edit*: Photos by Indro (classmate)