Spanning an area of approximately 55 000 square feet, CAVE VILLA is located at the foot of Batu Caves hill, a landmark that cannot be missed as you enter the Gombak district. The natural environment that is surrounded by lush flora and fauna enchants the visitors. CAVE VILLA offers some interesting attractions like a huge Koi Pond, Art galleries, Reptile Galore, Cultural performance and a beautifully landscaped garden.

The 10,000 square feet Koi pond holds a Balinese bridge that connects to the rest of the area. A mixture of Japanese koi, local tilapia and freshwater fish species dwell in this panoramic pond. Visitors will be greeted by thousands of these vibrant fish and ducks. Visitors can feed the fish and the ducks. Fish food is available at the counter.

The 2 very big cave art galleries concentrate on the depiction of Hindu Gods and Goddesses, with storylines translated to facilitate the visitors. Another interesting feature to note in the art galleries is the common practices and rituals performed by the Indians in their daily life can be seen.

The reptile galore displays more than 100 species of animals that consist of snakes, tortoises, lizards and even crocodiles. The longest venomous snake such as the King Cobra and the humongous Reticulated Python can also be seen here. Visitors can also have some good photo opportunities with the tamed Iguanas and Pythons.

The Cultural Stage holds various types of folk dances related to the Indian community. Visitors can watch and experience some of the exotic numbers like the peacock dance, snake dance, tiger dance etc. performed by the CAVE VILLA performers. Before the end of the show, visitors are welcomed to the stage to participate and dance along.

The landscaped garden with lush green carpet grass offers a scenic view just perfect for photography. A wide range of flora is found here. Resting gazebos are built for those who would like to sit back and enjoy the lush greenery.

Be amazed at the largest handmade 'veenai' with a length of 10.4 m (34.12 feet) and weighing 2 tonnes. It took 200 man power hours to build it and it has also won recognition in the Malaysian Book of Records.

A 4500 square feet Bird sanctuary displays over 50 species of birds that consist of Peacocks, Mandarin Ducks, Parrots and other local birds. Visitors can also get some photo shoots from the counter with tamed birds.