Malaysia Tours

Kuala Lumpur is a potpouri of cultures - Malay, Chinese and Indians , began as a tin mining settlement with Tudor and Moorish architecture to the modern twin towers.8am Complimentary pick up from your hotel in Kuala Lumpur and visit the iconic Batu Caves. Climb 272 steps into temple of Hindu Deity honored during ceremonies. Ladies to be properly attired to enter the temple - knees and shoulders to be covered. Independent square houses the colonial landmarks of British architecture. Of mention are the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, St Mary's Cathedral, Clubhouse, the oldest mosque Jamek Mosque where 2 rivers meet, hence the name Kuala Lumpur. Drive past Old Railway Station and the National Mosque into colorful Little India and bustling Chinatown for a casual walkabout. Pewter and Batik Educational Tour entails in seeing how tin, copper, cloth are handcrafted into exquisite designs as souvenirs. Twin Tower and Kuala Lumpur Tower photo shoots. Return transfer to hotel by 1 pm.

Taman Negara is a 130 million years old tropical rainforest with endangered animals as in tigers, elephants, tapirs ... 14,000 flowering plants, 300 bird species....The main activities in Taman Negara : Canopy Walkway (Fridays closed), Rapids shooting, Jungle Trekking, Visit to Aborigine village, Night Jungle Walk and the Night River Cruise. Its comprehensive in that we have added the Fireflies and Monkey Tour with seafood dinner thrown in.

This is a popular tour for family outings as it has the adorable elephants, the Silver leaf monkeys and the fireflies The iconic Batu Caves is also included in the tour as it is on the way. Feeding of the orphaned elephants is subject to availability.The monkeys will clamber all over you if you have food in your hands. A very adorable and loving primates. Kuala Selangor is the home of the largest fireflies in the world.

Taman Negara is a 130 million years old tropical ainforest with endangered tigers, tapirs, elephants, pythons, deer... 14,000 flowering plants, 300 bird species and aborigines...Activities in Taman Negara would be canopy walkway (closed Fridays), Rapids shooting, Jungle Treklking, and aborigine Village visit. After the tours we stop at the Batu Caves to climb 272 steps into the temple of Hindu Deity.

Your journey begins in Kuala Lumpur, where modern skyscrapers sit alongside historic sites like the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. After soaking in the city’s energy, head to Malacca, a charming town where colonial history unfolds at Dutch Square. Then, venture into the wild heart of Taman Negara for jungle treks and stunning canopy walks. The cool air of Cameron Highlands offers a refreshing break, with tea plantations and mossy forests to explore. Finish in Penang, where colonial architecture meets vibrant street food and cultural diversity.Friendly Reminder: The price is per person based on double occupancy. For travelers over two, price is available on request.

Breakfast at the hotel, followed by a tour of Kuala Lumpur's main attractions, including: 1. The National Monument A symbol of Malaysia's struggle for freedom, this monument honors those who died in Malaysia’s fight for independence, especially during World War II and the Malayan Emergency. 2. Lake Gardens (Perdana Botanical Garden) A lush, tranquil park in the heart of the city, featuring beautifully landscaped gardens, walking paths, and scenic views – perfect for relaxation and nature lovers. 3. Orchid Garden Home to thousands of vibrant orchid species, this garden showcases Malaysia’s national flower and other rare and exotic blooms. 4. Deer Park A peaceful sanctuary where visitors can see and interact with gentle deer in a natural setting. 5. Bird Park One of the world’s largest covered bird parks, it houses over 3,000 birds from more than 200 species, offering an immersive, walk-in aviary experience. 6. Butterfly Park A magical garden filled with thousands of colorful butterflies fluttering freely among lush tropical plants. 7. The National Mosque (Masjid Negara) An architectural masterpiece that represents modern Islamic design, capable of accommodating 15,000 worshippers, with a striking 73-meter-high minaret. 8. Sultan Abdul Samad Building A historic landmark known for its Moorish-style architecture, once serving as a government administrative building during British colonial rule. 9. Merdeka Square (Dataran Merdeka) The historic site where Malaysia declared independence in 1957. It features a massive flagpole and is surrounded by colonial-era buildings. 10. The National Museum Malaysia’s main museum, offering a rich display of the country’s history, culture, and heritage through engaging exhibits and artifacts.