I Continue From Here:   Chinatown, Kuala  Lumpur A Global City 29 August 2026 The next morning, there was another tour—to Batu Caves. Furkan was unwell, so only Gözde accompanied us. We set off in two Grab cars. At the entrance, we saw several local Tamilians directing visitors towards some caves on the left. Gözde immediately told us to ignore them and go straight ahead. The caves on the left were paid-entry attractions, and apparently some people were misleading visitors into entering them. The main temple and the Batu Caves themselves are free to enter. I was disgusted by this behaviour - A second in a row.  The whole area was crowded, and one could see local devotees performing kavadi and other religious rituals, making offerings to the gods for some selfish needs in return.