Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, these limestone caves house ornate Hindu temples.
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This small cave in Reykjahlíð, Iceland, was made famous when Jon Snow and Ygritte visited in Season 3 of “Game of Thrones.”
I've been to this and believe me Jon and Ygritte didn't do their "visit" in this spot. It's really small and tough to get into...tougher to get out. And unless you plan on swimming the whole time...not a lot of places to "visit".
I've been to this lake in znorthern Chile. One of the highest lakes in the world at over 14k feet high. The llamas and alpaca are funny when tour busses come by.
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