Malaysian tourism markets itself as “Truly Asia” and the country lives up to the tag, with all Asian experiences within its embrace. One of the world’s largest cultural melting pots, Malaysia offers something for every kind of traveller. With a rich mix of trends from the original Malay, Indian influence, Mughal era, Chinese immigration and British Colonialism, Malaysia offers a variety to its guests from all walks of life.
To help you plan your trip, we have put together a list of what’s included and what’s not included in your tour package. This will give you a clear understanding of what to expect and help you make any necessary arrangements before your journey begins.
Upon arrival, to the Lagkawai city. In the evening we explore the Pantai Cenang beach here we witness a beautiful sunset followed by a scenic & pleasant walk by the beach.
Today we enjoy a photo stop at Eagle Square – also known as ‘Dataran Lang’. The eagle is always a welcoming icon for every traveller coming into Langkawi. Langkawi's name has been derived from the reddish brown eagle, because in old Malay language ‘Helang’ means Eagle, and ‘Kawi’ stands for reddish brown, followed by we enjoy a cable car ride to visit Sky Bridge. Later we visit Mangrove Forest which is noteworthy for mangrove swamps, pristine beaches and vertical karstic hills jutting out towards the Andaman Sea. Here we get up close to the amazing mangroves on a comfortable boat ride and also see limestone outcrops, caves, a fossil location and a lot of amazing plants, on this ride, through the mangroves. Enjoy the unique experience of watching the eagles being fed. We then explore a darkened bat cave.
Today we enjoy an exciting island-hopping tour to the tropical hot spots in the Andaman Sea which includes Pregnant Maiden Island, Beras Basah Island and Singa Besar Island. Later we enjoy shopping at the Pantai Cenang beach. In the evening, we proceed for the Sunset Dinner Cruise.
Today we proceed to Penang by ferry. Upon arrival, we visit Penang State Museum - considered as one of the top state museums in the country, followed by a visit Kek Lok Si Temple - the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. Later on, we enjoy the Tropical Fruit Farm tour at George Town. In the evening, we proceed to the Clan Jetties floating village to enjoy a beautiful sunset.
Today we visit Bukim Metrajam Recreational Forest for a walking trail in the lush green environment, Mengkuang Dam which draws visitors for its park with a scenic landscape, followed by a visit to the Dharmikarama Burmese temple which is the sole and oldest Malaysian Burmese temple in the state. Later we proceed to Penang Hill to enjoy a funicular tram ride (Penang Hill Train) from the top of the hill. Upon arrival at the top, we visit The Habitat – to witness its 130-million-year-old rainforest.
Today we drive to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival we explore Putrajaya – a planned city, which serves as the Federal Administrative Centre of Malaysia. Later we visit the Observatory Deck of the K. L. Tower, which gives a marvelous view of the city.
Today we proceed to Genting Highlands by one of the longest and fastest Cable Cars of South East Asia. Upon arrival, we explore this world famous entertainment capital. Here we visit Genting SkyWorlds Outdoor Theme Park – Southeast Asia’s most anticipated theme park. Note: If you wish to visit Casino - dress code is formals, Men - Trouser, Collar Shirt / T-shirt, Shoes; Women - Saree, Punjabi or western formal. (As per the universal rule, entry below 18 years of age is prohibited in casinos)
Today we explore Kuala Lumpur city, we see the King's Palace, Dataran Merdeka Square, National Mosque, Cricket Field and High Court Building, followed by a photo stop at the backdrop of Malaysia’s famous landmark – Petronas Twin Towers located above Suria KLCC Centre. Later we leave for Sunway Lagoon – The ultimate theme park in Malaysia.
Today after breakfast proceed to catch a return flight.
