Malaysia tour package

KUALA LUMPUR | Malaysia Tour Package 

Day 1,ARRIVAL AIRPORT TO HOTEL.

Day 2:  KLCC (TWIN TOWER),         KL TOWER,         AQUARIUM KLCC,        LITTLE INDIA/CHINA TOWN,        KING PLACE,        BIRD PARK,        BATU CAVES(INDIAN TEMPLE).

DAY 3: GO GENTING HIGHLAND TOUR. Go to Cameroon highlands,           Check in hotel,          OWN ACTIVITIES.

DAY 4: Waterfall, Strawberry farm,          Tea farm n factory,          Flower garden,          Cactus valley,          Bee farm,          Back hotel.

Day 5  go to penang.          Check in hotel.

Day 6 full day tour.         Penang hill,         Kek lok so,         City tour (world heritage side),         Up side down museum,         Time tunnel,         Dark muzeum,         Gold museum,         Local products shop,         Beach water sports game,         night market,         Back to hotel.

Day 7 pick from hotel to langkawi.          Check in hotel in langkawi.

Day8. Aquarium langkawi.         Cable car,         Mangrove boat trip 4hrs,         City tour

Day 9 pick fr hotel to airport.          Check in hotel in KL.

Day 10 sunway lagoon the biggest.            water park in Asia,           Back hotel.

Day 11 pick up fr hotel to KL airport (klia).

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Penang Grand Excursion

Penang Grand Excursion (Approximately 8 hours)

This tour features around Penang Island and offers a mix of history, nature, local culture and crafts. The tour starts with a round the island and followed by the Penang Hill and Kek Lok Si Temple visit First stop, Batik Factory, a cottage wool industry using wax and dye to print clothes. Witness a free demonstration on how free hand paintings used on different type of linens. Next, comes the Fishing Village. Walk on one of the oldest jetties in Penang. After that, drive by the Western region of the island and view the beautiful scenic views before making a stop at a Local Fruit & Spice Stall to see some of the tropical and locally grown fruits and spices. Drive by traditional Malay Villages before reaching the Snake Temple, where you’ll find pit vipers languish on the altars and pillars of the craftsman working on Diamonds, Gold, Platinum and Gems into fine jewelleries. On the way to the Kek Lok Si Temple, photo stop at Penang Bridge and followed by the Penang White Coffee & Chocolate Showroom, where you are able to taste the different types of flavours and the Tea & Honey Showroom. The final stop will be Penang Hill. Be mesmerized by the beautiful panaromic view of the island with lush nature surroundings and enjoy the cool breeze as you walk around the hill.

Hill and Temple Excursion

Hill and Temple Excursion (Approximately 5 hours)

Explore the highest hill in Penang, which is about 830m above sea level. Originally, there was the Swiss-made Cable Car to take visitors up the hill. Tentatively the cable car service is stopped due to an upgrade work. However, visitors are still able to go up the hill via a jeep track route from the Botanical Gardens.

It takes about 20 mins to reach the peak. Next, visit the Kek Lok Si, also known as the Ten Thousand Buddhist Temple. It is the largest monastry complex in South-East Asia. Beside the temple is the tallest pavillion in the world, which houses the statue of the Kuan Yin or Goddess Of Mercy.

City Tour| Most attraction in a day tour in Malaysia

The excursion starts with visit to the oldest structure in the island, Fort Cornwallis, which was reconstructed sometime between 1789-1793. It was where Captain Francis Light first landed and raised the Union Jack. Next, visit the Clan Houses on stilts. These are early Chinese immigrant settlers who came in the early 19th century. Next, will be the Khoo Kongsi Clan House, the most beautiful clan house out of mainland China. Be amazed and dazzled by the intricate craftmanship used to build this clan house. Then, drive pass the “harmony street” in Georgetown and witness the four main religion’s places of worship on the same stretch, which are the Kapitan Keling Mosque, Sri Mariamman Temple, Kuan Yin Temple (Goddess Of Mercy) and St. George’s Church. Final stop at the Pewter Showroom. A free demonstration of how these fine pieces of craft made before returning to the hotel.

Gurney Plaza, Paragon, Gurney Hawker, Tow Boo Kong (Taoist Temple), Youth Park (Taman Belia Perbendaharaan), Botanical Gardens, Penang Hill, KekLok Si Temple, P Ramlee’s House, Town Museum, Penang Times Square, Huan Yan Temple, KOMTAR, 1st Avenue Mall, Chowrasta Market, Georgetown UNESCO World Heritage City, Masjid Jamek Lebuh Chulia, Perangin Mall, Armenian Street, Campbell Street Market, Kapitan Keling Mosque, Masjid Melayu Lebuh Acheh, Penang Islamic Museum, Sun Yet Sen Museum, The Goddess of Mercy (Kuan Yin Temple), Cheah Kongsi, Chinatown, Khoo Kongsi, Little India, Sri Mahamariaman Temple, Teochew Temple, Clan Jetty, Church St. Pier, Penang Ferry Terminal, Tanjung City Marina, Settenham Pier Cruise Terminal, Victorial Memorial Clock Tower, Penang Town Hill, Fort Cornwallis, Penang Art Gallery, Penang Museum & Art Gallery, Goodness of Mercy Temple, St. George Church, Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Church of the Assumption, Dharmikarama Burmese Temple, Wat Chayamangkalaram, Straits Quay Lighthouse Mall, Batu Feringghi Beach, Spice Garden, Teluk Bahang Fishing Village, Tropical Spice Garden, Pantai Keratchut, Teluk Bahang, Bt. Kerajaan Forest Reserve, Batik Factory, Toy Museum, Escape, Butterfly Farm, Penang National Park, Teluk Bahang Dam, Teluk Bahang Forest Reserve.

Round The Island Excursion| Day Tour in Malaysia

Starts with a stroll along the fame Batu Ferringhi Beach before reaching the Batik Factory. It’s a cottage wool factory where a free demonstration will show how Batik is printed. Next, visit the Fishing Village, one of the oldest in the island. Depart next to the Local Spice & Fruit Stall. After that, take a ride along the west towards the south for a visit to the Snake Temple! Be surprised when the snakes pose for the cameras!! Next, visit the OE Design Jewellery Factory. Go on a free guided tour of the factory and witness how skilled craftsman combined diamond, gold, platinum and gems into fine jewelleries. The final stop is a photo stop of the famous Penang Bridge which spans 13.5 kilometre across to the mainland.