Ascend the colourful steps up to Temple Cave, home to the 42.7 m-high golden statue of Lord Murugan—one of the tallest in the world Enjoy scenic views of Kuala Lumpur’s suburbs from the staircase Monkeys roam freely around the base and steps. They’re fun to watch—but sneak in water bottles and snacks with caution. Secure your belongings securely Dress modestly—cover shoulders and knees. Sarongs are available for rent (MYR 5) if needed

Take iconic photos of the towers. The towers is stunning by the day

Take iconic pictures of the tower.

Walk through the colorful street. The main street (Jalan Tun Sambanthan) is lined with brightly painted arches, flower garlands, Indian flags, and Bollywood music. Travelers shop for: • Traditional clothes (sarees, kurtas, dhotis) • Bangles, jewelry, bindis, and flower garlands • Spices, incense, and religious items • Ayurvedic products, beauty creams, and essential oils Eat authentic South Indian food This is the top reason many visit Brickfields! Must-try dishes: • Banana leaf rice (rice with curries and vegetables, served on a banana leaf) • Thosai (dosa), idli, vada, chapati, and roti canai • Masala tea, badam milk, and traditional Indian sweets like laddu, jalebi, and barfi

Bargain for souvenirs, clothes, watches, bags, sneakers, and accessories. Most items are knockoffs (e.g., “Rolex” watches), but haggling is part of the fun. Open daily, busiest in the evening and night.

Explore the striking six-tiered temple built in classic Chinese style, adorned with dragon‑phoenix motifs, ornate pillars, vibrant red and gold ceilings, and intricate carvings