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The one everyone drives past.

Most visitors see Chin Swee Caves Temple from the coach window and think “next time.” It's the best free hour on the mountain — along with a hilltop outlet mall and a concert arena that hosts real touring acts.

Free

to walk Chin Swee grounds

9

storeys of pagoda

~15 min

below the peak

The valley view from Chin Swee Caves Temple's terraceFREE ENTRY📷 Gryffindor · CC BY-SA 3.0

Chin Swee Caves Temple

A multi-tiered Buddhist–Taoist temple complex cut into the hillside, with a nine-storey pagoda you can climb and a terrace that looks straight down the valley toward Kuala Lumpur when the cloud lifts. Built in 1994, dedicated to a 9th-century monk.

Free to walk the grounds · ~15 minutes below the main peak

See the full temple guide→
Exterior of Genting Highlands Premium OutletsSHOPPING📷 angys · CC BY-SA 4.0

Genting Highlands Premium Outlets

Southeast Asia's second Premium Outlet Center, and the world's first built on a hilltop — a short walk from SkyAvenue. A good lower-energy option to pair with a theme-park day, or its own half-day if shopping is the point of the trip.

No entry fee — just the usual outlet-mall pricing inside

See the full store guide→
The Art Deco facade of Arena of StarsCONCERT VENUE📷 Chongkian · CC BY-SA 4.0

Arena of Stars

A 5,132-seat amphitheater that's hosted Elton John, Lionel Richie and the IIFA Awards since 1998 — worth checking what's on before you book your trip, since a good show can shape the whole itinerary around it.

Ticket price depends entirely on the act — check the current schedule

See the full venue guide→
Note: Genting Strawberry Leisure Farm, previously a popular stop here, has permanently closed as of 2026 — it's no longer listed on this page for that reason.

Jom naik bukit

Pick the rides.We'll handle the logistics.

Ticket ranges, cable-car timings, park opening hours and the fastest way up from KL Sentral — all in one place, in English and Bahasa Melayu.