Best temples in Kuala Lumpur

A Hindu temple inside limestone caves, reached by rainbow-painted stairs past a giant golden statue. The top cave opens to the sky, and lower caves have animals and a koi pond.

"A Hindu temple inside limestone caves, reached by rainbow-painted stairs past a giant golden statue."

A large, beautiful Chinese temple that is great for photos, walking around and taking in Buddhist culture.

"A large, beautiful Chinese temple that is great for photos, walking around and taking in Buddhist cu"

A recently renovated Hindu temple right next to Chinatown.

"A recently renovated Hindu temple right next to Chinatown."

A beautiful mosque about 30–35 minutes outside the city.

"A beautiful mosque about 30–35 minutes outside the city."

Malaysia's national mosque, near KL Sentral, the Botanical Gardens and the Bird Park, so it combines easily with them in one day.

"Malaysia's national mosque, near KL Sentral, the Botanical Gardens and the Bird Park, so it combines"

One of KL's oldest mosques, blending Moorish, Islamic and Mughal architecture next to Merdeka Square. Entry is free outside prayer times, with robes and headscarves provided, Saturday to Thursday.

"One of KL's oldest mosques, blending Moorish, Islamic and Mughal architecture next to Merdeka Square"

A Taoist temple in Chinatown recommended as a sight worth seeing.

"A Taoist temple in Chinatown recommended as a sight worth seeing."