Batu Caves, one of Kuala Lumpur's most frequented vacation destinations, is a limestone slope including three significant caverns and various littler ones. Found roughly 11 kilometers toward the north of Kuala Lumpur, this 100-year-old sanctuary highlights symbols and statues raised inside the fundamental caverns and around it. Fused with inside limestone developments said to be around 400 million years of age, the sanctuary is viewed as a significant strict milestone by Hindus.

Located in the Gombak district, just a stone’s throw away from the iconic Batu Caves, East Coast Batik has become a must-visit destination for those who wish to explore and experience the world of Malaysian batik and handicrafts. The gallery at East Coast Batik offers visitors an immersive experience, where they can learn about the history and significance of batik, as well as witness the intricate process of creating this beautiful fabric. From the selection of the fabric, to the application of wax and dyes, visitors can witness firsthand the incredible skill and craftsmanship that goes into producing these unique pieces of art. Visitors to East Coast Batik can also participate in hands-on workshops, where they can learn the art of batik-making and create their own personalized batik piece to take home as a souvenir. These workshops are conducted by skilled artisans who have years of experience in the industry, ensuring that visitors receive top-notch guidance and instruction.