Kazakh traveler was surprised by the behavior of monkeys in Malaysia
Tengrinews.kz - A Kazakh traveler captured stunning footage at a popular tourist location in Malaysia.
The 24-year-old Ayan posted a video on his Instagram page that quickly gained attention. The young man visited the Batu Caves near Kuala Lumpur and decided to film a clip on-site.
This location is a major tourist attraction, primarily known for its grand statue of the god Murugan. The Batu Caves are a system of limestone caves, and the staircase leading up consists of 272 steps, which are painted in vibrant colors. If you're planning a trip to Kuala Lumpur, this popular site is a must-visit.
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Публикация от Аян Назан (@nazanchik)
Social media users commented that the place is indeed impressive, with some even asked to join Ayan on his next adventure.
Ayan told that he filmed the footage at Batu Caves in early October. The young man mentioned that he used a drone for the video and did not seek special permission for filming.
"I tried to film carefully to avoid accidentally hit the massive statue. Batu Caves is one of Kuala Lumpur's most popular attractions. It’s definitely worth a visit. However, you should be aware that curious monkeys live in the area. They are very persistent and sometimes even snatch food from people, only to throw away the leftovers. I think this is somehow managed by staff, as I didn't notice any litter or food scraps there," Ayan noted.
Photo: Ayan's personal archive
Ayan frequently travels; within the first two weeks of October, he has already visited four countries, including Malaysia. He earns a living through his blog and his profession—he is an architect.
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The 24-year-old Ayan posted a video on his Instagram page that quickly gained attention. The young man visited the Batu Caves near Kuala Lumpur and decided to film a clip on-site.
This location is a major tourist attraction, primarily known for its grand statue of the god Murugan. The Batu Caves are a system of limestone caves, and the staircase leading up consists of 272 steps, which are painted in vibrant colors. If you're planning a trip to Kuala Lumpur, this popular site is a must-visit.
Посмотреть эту публикацию в Instagram
Публикация от Аян Назан (@nazanchik)
Social media users commented that the place is indeed impressive, with some even asked to join Ayan on his next adventure.
Ayan told that he filmed the footage at Batu Caves in early October. The young man mentioned that he used a drone for the video and did not seek special permission for filming.
"I tried to film carefully to avoid accidentally hit the massive statue. Batu Caves is one of Kuala Lumpur's most popular attractions. It’s definitely worth a visit. However, you should be aware that curious monkeys live in the area. They are very persistent and sometimes even snatch food from people, only to throw away the leftovers. I think this is somehow managed by staff, as I didn't notice any litter or food scraps there," Ayan noted.
Photo: Ayan's personal archive
Ayan frequently travels; within the first two weeks of October, he has already visited four countries, including Malaysia. He earns a living through his blog and his profession—he is an architect.
Read also: “In Germany, we haven't reached this level“: what surprised the traveler in Kazakhstan