Exotic Malaysia Sightseeing Tour - 8 Day/7 Night

Day 1:    Depart to Cameron Highlands with visit to Batu Caves, a worship place for the Hindus.  Drive to Tapah town and start ascending to Malaysia’s foremost hill resort.  En route, visit Lata Iskandar Waterfall and an aboriginal settlement.  Check into hotel.  Visit a tea plantation, vegetables farm, flowers garden and Tanah Rata town.  Includes Lunch.

Day 2:     Travel north towards Penang Island.  Visit Gua Tempurung – a natural limestone cave that stretches for 1.5km, Kellie’s Castle – an unfinished building of a Scotsman from the early 19th century and Kek Lok Tong – a limestone cave temple.  Lunch and tour of Ipoh before continuing on to Kuala Kangsar.  Visit the Royal Palace, the Ubudiah Mosque and the prestigious Malay College.  Cross the Penang Bridge to arrive at the hotel.   Includes Breakfast and Lunch.

Day 3:     Visit some of the most unique temples found in Penang such as Khoo Kongsi – an architectural masterpiece with intricate carvings, Wat Chayamangkalaram – a Buddhist temple with the world’s third largest reclining Buddha and Kek Lok Si - the most beautiful temple in South East Asia which has a seven-story pagoda with Thai and Burmese architecture.  Take a drive through the heart of Georgetown.  In the evening, enjoy a sumptuous seafood dinner in a typical fishing village.   Includes Breakfast and Dinner.

Day 4:     Enjoy the breathtaking view of tropical rainforest and natural lakes as you travel across Banjaran Titiwangsa.  Lunch at Banding Island on Temenggor Lake.  Continue to Kota Bharu and travel through typical local Malay Village and vast land of paddy fields.  In the evening, visit the night market that offers a wide range of local produce and sample the rich variety of local food available at the hawker stalls.  Overnight at Kota Bharu hotel.

Day 5:     Visit the colorful wet market and take a stroll around the cultural zone, which offers an invaluable insight into the history of Kelantan.  Visit places like the Royal Museum, Handicraft Village, Istana Balai Besar, Merdeka Square and the State Mosque.  Depart for Kenyir Lake, passing by rustic villages and paddy fields en route to the largest man-made lake in this region.  The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy the beautiful lake which has 340 islands and surrounded by lush tropical rainforest.   Overnight at Kenyir Lake.  Breakfast included.

Day 6:     Travel along the coastal road and stop at the picturesque Marang fishing village and Rantau Abang turtle Information Center.  Visit local cottage industries such as batik painting, pandanus leaf weaving, brown sugar making and handicraft carving.  Stop by Beserah fishing village, famous for its salted fish and witness it being dried on stilts.   Includes Breakfast and Lunch.  Overnight in Kuantan.

Day 7:     Visit Lake Chini en route to Malacca.  It’s well known myths, has attracted many tourist.  Legend has it that an ancient Khmer city once existed.  It is also popularly believed that mythical monsters lurk in the deep waters to guard the lake.  Lunch at Lake Chini Resort.  Continue onto to Malacca, a historical city once ruled by the colonial powers during the spice trading days.   Includes Breakfast and Lunch.  Overnight in Malacca.

Day 8:     After breakfast, tour of Malacca with visit to Stadhuys, St.  Paul’s Hill, the oldest Chinese temple outside China, Jongker Street, Baba Nyonya Museum and Portuguese Settlement.  Enjoy a Baba Nyonya lunch before departing to Kuala Lumpur.  Includes Breakfast and Lunch.

• Includes Accommodation, meals and sightseeing tours as detailed and service of English-speaking driver guide

• Tours arrangements are similar for Standard & Deluxe pricing except for the type of hotel used

• In some remote areas, where there is no choice of hotel, the best hotel available is used

• See Notes: (1), (6), (7), (9), (10), (14)

Garden City of Lights Tour - 4 Day/3 Night

Day 1:  Arrive Kuala Lumpur and transfer to your hotel in the city.  The rest of the day is free for you to explore this capital city, which has a fascinating mixture of old and new. 

Day 2:  Grand Tour of Kuala Lumpur.  Visit the War Memorial and view the majestic parliament house before taking a drive through the beautifully landscaped Lake Garden.  Within Lake Garden, visit the Orchid Garden which has over 800 species of Malaysian Orchids, a Bird Park and a Deer Park.  A short drive away is the National Museum, National Mosque, famous Moorish design Railway Station and King’s Palace before ending at Merdeka Square.  In the evening, take a night tour of KL, also known as the " Garden City of Lights ".  Visit Chinatown to experience the lively bazaar and Sri Mahamariaman Temple, the oldest Hindu Temple in the city.  Proceed to a local Malay Restaurant for a sumptuous dinner and enjoy a live cultural show of traditional Malay dances.   Breakfast and Dinner included.

Day 3:  Visit Malacca and see some of the historical site such as Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, the oldest temple outside China.  Walk along Jongker Street for antiques, Baba Nyonya Museum, Stadhuys, St.  Paul’s Hill and the Portuguese Settlement.  Enjoy a local lunch and return to KL in the evening.  Breakfast and Lunch included.

Day 4:  At leisure until departure transfer to Kuala Lumpur airport.  Breakfast included.

• Includes Accommodation, meals and sightseeing tours as per itinerary and service of English-speaking driver guide

• See Notes:  (6), (7), (9), (10), (14)

Kuala Lumpur to Kuantan Tour - 7 Day/6 Night

Day 1:  Depart from KL for the Cameron Highlands, which are located at 1,542 m above sea level.  Famed for its tea plantations and cool temperatures.  On the way, stop at Batu Caves, (except during January) - climb 272 steps to explore this limestone cave which contains a sacred temple for the Hindus.  Visit a cottage industry of basket weaving, a native settlement and Lata Iskandar Waterfall.  At leisure on arrival.  Overnight in the Cameron Highlands.

Day 2:  Cruise to Berinchang mountain.  Trek for a short 15 minutes trip to the “mossy” forest abundant with mountain vegetation like pitcher plants.  Enjoy a spectacular view of the tea plantations at the peak of 6,666 feet above sea level.  Visit a tea factory where you can find a wide variety of different teas.  Return to hotel for a short rest and freshen up.  Afternoon, visit the cactus valley, a vegetable farm and the market square.  Relax and enjoy the afternoon with tea with scones.  Return to hotel and overnight in Cameron Highlands.

Day 3:  Depart for Penang.  En route, visit the Sam Poh Tong Cave Temple in Ipoh, a traditional biscuit making industry in a house, the Ubudiah Mosque, Iskandariah Palace and Istana Kenangan.  Also be visit Taiping, known for its lake garden and the oldest Museum in Malaysia, the Taiping Museum.  Cross over to Penang using the third longest bridge in the world, arriving Penang at 1830 hours.  Overnight in Penang.

Day 4:  City, Cultural and Heritage tour visiting the Botanical Gardens which offer lush green surroundings with a wide variety of tropical plants and bird life.  Continue to visit the third longest Reclining Buddha in the world, Fort Cornwallis where Captain Francis Light first landed.  At the Khoo Kongsi Clan House,  see the intricate carvings on the wall pillars and roof by master craftsmen from China.  Visit the Kek Lok Si Temple, the most beautiful and largest Buddha Temple Complex in South East Asia, built in 1904 and known as the Temple of 1000 Buddhas.  Its seven-story pagoda standing at 30 m above sea level is a mixture of Chinese, Thai and Burmese architecture and craftsmanship.  Return to the hotel and the rest of the day is at leisure.  In the late evening, visit the Esplanades or Gurney Drive for a taste of the nightlife, Penang style.  Overnight in Penang.

Day 5:  Departing from Penang and traveling from the West to East of the Malaysian Peninsular through the main mountain range offering breathtaking views of the tropical rain forest.  Stop mid-way at Banding Island Resort, a remote resort over looking the scenic Temenggor Lake.  Arrive at hotel.  In the evening, visit the night market.  Overnight in Kota Bahru.

Day 6:  Visit the colorful wet market and visit traditional craft centers like the silver handicraft, songket weaving, kite making and top spinning.  Drive along the coast, taste some keropok, the famous local chips.  Stop at Palau Dugong, famous for its boat making, visit a brassware making shop, and local handicraft center before arriving at and overnight in Terengganu.  In the afternoon, visit the Losong Museum, built in a traditional architectural concept.  Its highlight is the section on Royal Heritage artifacts.  (Optional tour: Turtle watching is available from May to September when giant leatherback turtles come ashore to lay their eggs.)

Day 7:  Depart for Cherating/Kuantan.  Pass by the floating Mosque and the oil town of Kerteh.  Visit the Marang Fishing Village and Turtle Information Center.  En route, taste the “lemang”, rice cooked in bamboo.  Be a guest of a local community for afternoon tea.  Continue with a tour of Cherating.  The main attractions are coconut plucking, mengkuang leaves being weaved into bags, mats, and other local handicrafts.  Drop off at hotel in Kuantan.  Tour ends. 

• Departures: Every Wednesday (English) and every 1st and 3rd Wednesday (German)

• Includes Accommodation, Meals - daily American Breakfast except on Day 1

• Sightseeing tours as per itinerary

• Service of English or German speaking driver guide

• See Notes:  (6), (7), (9), (10), (14)

Kuala Lumpur turn-around Tour - 8 Day/7 Night 

Day 1:  Depart from KL for the Cameron Highlands, which are located at 1,542 m above sea level.  Famed for its tea plantations and cool temperatures.  On the way, stop at Batu Caves, (except during January) - climb 272 steps to explore this limestone cave which contains a sacred temple for the Hindus.  Visit a cottage industry of basket weaving, a native settlement and Lata Iskandar Waterfall.  At leisure on arrival.  Overnight in the Cameron Highlands.

Day 2:  Cruise to Berinchang mountain.  Trek for a short 15 minutes trip to the “mossy” forest abundant with mountain vegetation like pitcher plants.  Enjoy a spectacular view of the tea plantations at the peak of 6,666 feet above sea level.  Visit a tea factory where you can find a wide variety of different teas.  Return to hotel for a short rest and freshen up.  Afternoon, visit the cactus valley, a vegetable farm and the market square.  Relax and enjoy the afternoon with tea with scones.  Return to hotel and overnight in Cameron Highlands. 

Day 3:  Depart for Penang.  En route, visit the Sam Poh Tong Cave Temple in Ipoh, a traditional biscuit making industry in a house, the Ubudiah Mosque, Iskandariah Palace and Istana Kenangan.  Also be visit Taiping, known for its lake garden and the oldest Museum in Malaysia, the Taiping Museum.  Cross over to Penang using the third longest bridge in the world, arriving Penang at 1830 hours.  Overnight in Penang.

Day 4:  City, Cultural and Heritage tour visiting the Botanical Gardens which offer lush green surroundings with a wide variety of tropical plants and bird life.  Continue to visit the third longest Reclining Buddha in the world, Fort Cornwallis where Captain Francis Light first landed.  At the Khoo Kongsi Clan House,  see the intricate carvings on the wall pillars and roof by master craftsmen from China.  Visit the Kek Lok Si Temple, the most beautiful and largest Buddha Temple Complex in South East Asia, built in 1904 and known as the Temple of 1000 Buddhas.  Its seven-story pagoda standing at 30 m above sea level is a mixture of Chinese, Thai and Burmese architecture and craftsmanship.  Return to the hotel and the rest of the day is at leisure.  In the late evening, visit the Esplanades or Gurney Drive for a taste of the nightlife, Penang style.  Overnight in Penang.

Day 5:  Departing from Penang and traveling from the West to East of the Malaysian Peninsular through the main mountain range offering breathtaking views of the tropical rain forest.  Stop mid-way at Banding Island Resort, a remote resort over looking the scenic Temenggor Lake.  Arrive at hotel.  In the evening, visit the night market.  Overnight in Kota Bahru.

Day 6:  Visit the colorful wet market and visit traditional craft centers like the silver handicraft, songket weaving, kite making and top spinning.  Drive along the coast, taste some keropok, the famous local chips.  Stop at Palau Dugong, famous for its boat making, visit a brassware making shop, and local handicraft center before arriving at and overnight in Terengganu.  In the afternoon, visit the Losong Museum, built in a traditional architectural concept.  Its highlight is the section on Royal Heritage artifacts.  (Optional tour: Turtle watching is available from May to September when giant leatherback turtles come ashore to lay their eggs.)

Day 7:  Depart for Cherating/Kuantan.  Pass by the floating Mosque and the oil town of Kerteh.  Visit the Marang Fishing Village and Turtle Information Center.  En route, taste the “lemang”, rice cooked in bamboo.  Be a guest of a local community for afternoon tea.  Continue with a tour of Cherating.  The main attractions are coconut plucking, mengkuang leaves being weaved into bags, mats, and other local handicrafts.  Drop off at hotel in Kuantan.

Day 8:  Overland to Kuala Lumpur or you can extend your stay at any of the fine beach resorts available.  Tour ends. 

• Departures: Every Wednesday (English) and every 1st and 3rd Wednesday (German)

• Includes Accommodation, Meals - daily American Breakfast except on Day 1 and sightseeing tours as per itinerary

• Service of English or German speaking driver guide

• See Notes:  (6), (7), (9), (10), (14)

Places and Plantation Tour - 3 Day/2 Night

Day 1:  Depart from KL for the Cameron Highlands, which are located at 1,542 m above sea level.  Famed for its tea plantations and cool temperatures.  On the way, stop at Batu Caves, (except during January) - climb 272 steps to explore this limestone cave which contains a sacred temple for the Hindus.  Visit a cottage industry of basket weaving, a native settlement and Lata Iskandar Waterfall.  At leisure on arrival.  Overnight in the Cameron Highlands.

Day 2:  After breakfast, visit a tea plantation, vegetable farm, flower garden and Tanah Rata town, the center of activities at this hill resort.  Lunch at local restaurant.  Take a short walk in this cool climate along a jungle trail before returning to the hotel.   Breakfast and Lunch included.

Day 3:  Descent to Tapah and travel towards Penang Island.  En route visit Gua Tempurung – a natural limestone cave that stretches for 1.5km, Kellie’s Castle – an unfinished building of a Scotsman from the early 19th century and Kek Lok Tong – a limestone cave temple.  Lunch and tour of Ipoh before continuing on to Kuala Kangsar.  Visit the Royal Palace, the Ubudiah Mosque and the prestigious Malay College.  Cross the Penang Bridge to arrive at the hotel.   Includes Breakfast and Lunch.

• Inclusive of Accommodation, meals and sightseeing tours as per itinerary and service of English-speaking driver guide

• See Notes:  (6), (7), (9), (10), (14)

Rustic East Coast Tour - 5 Day/4 Night

Day 1:  Depart KL for with visit to Batu Caves which houses a Hindu Shrine.  Continue journey via the Karak Highway.  Visit Lake Chini, a mysterious in the wild and an aboriginal settlement.  Lunch at Lake Chini Resort before arriving Kuantan in the evening.  Includes Lunch.

Day 2:  Start the day with a village tour.  Visit local cottage industry such as batik painting, pandanus leaf weaving, brown sugar making and handicraft center.  Stop by Beserah fishing village, famous for its salted fish and witness it being dried on stilts.  Travel along the coastal road to visit the picturesque Marang fishing village and Rantau Abang Turtle Information Center.  Check into Tasik Kenyir Golf Resort.  Enjoy the beautiful lake, the largest man – made lake in the region which has 340 islands and surrounded by lush tropical rainforest.  Breakfast and Lunch included.

Day 3:  Travel north, passing by vast fields planted with paddy and rustic local fishing villages.  A tour of Kota Bharu visiting the colorful wet market and take a stroll around the cultural zone, which offers an invaluable insight into the history of Kelantan.  Visit the Royal Museum, Handicraft Village, Istana Balai Besar, Merdeka Square and the State Mosque.  In the evening, visit the night market which offers a wide range of local produce and sample the rich variety of local food available at the hawker stalls.  Overnight in Lota Bharu.  Breakfast and Lunch included.

Day 4:  Enjoy the breathtaking view of tropical rainforest and natural lakes as you travel across Banjaran Titiwangsa.  Lunch at Banding Island on Temenggor Lake.  Continue to Penang, passing through local Malay villages and small towns.  Take a ferry ride to Georgetown and travel along the beach to your hotel.  Overnight in Penang.  Breakfast and Lunch included.

Day 5:  At leisure till departure transfer to Penang Airport.  Breakfast included.

• Includes accommodation, meals and sightseeing tours as per itinerary and service of English-speaking driver guide

• See Notes:  (6), (7), (9), (10), (14)

Southern Gateway Tour - 2 Day/1 Night

Day 1:  Depart KL to Malacca.  En route pass by small towns and local villages with houses built in Minangkabau design and architecture.  Lunch at local restaurant.  Board boat to cruise along the Malacca River to witness historical sites of this port which was the busiest in the world during the spice trade.  Visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Jongker Street, Baba Nyonya Museum, Stadhuys, St.  Paul’s Hill and the Portuguese Settlement.  Includes lunch.  Overnight in Malacca.

Day 2:  After breakfast, a leisurely drive through the state of Johor, Malaysia’s most southerly state.  Along the  way, pass by rubber, oil palm and pineapple plantations.  Visit a local village and sample some of the succulent pineapple.  Stop at Ayer Itam to visit a pottery factory to witness the art of making pottery using clay.  Drive by the Royal Palace and Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque before stopping for lunch.  Transfer across the causeway to your hotel in Singapore.  Includes Breakfast and Lunch.  Optional hotel accommodations and tours in Singapore can be arranged

• Includes accommodation, meals and sightseeing tours as per itinerary and service of English-speaking driver guide

• See Notes:  (6), (7), (9), (10), (14)

Taman Negara Safari Tour - 4 Day/3 Night

Day 1:  Depart KL and pass by local villages and scenic countryside.  After lunch, take a short drive to Kuala Tembiling Jetty to board the afternoon boat to Kuala Tahan.  Check into Taman Negara Resort.  Unwind and relax to the suiting music of birds around the park.  Find out the latest information of the park at the library before retiring to bed.   Includes lunch and dinner.

Day 2:  Start the day with a trekking tour to Bukit Teresik, under the thick foliage of the oldest tropical rainforest to view the majestic Mount Tahan.  Walk on the longest hanging canopy bridge in the world for an extraordinary view of plants and animals in the park.  Return to the resort for lunch before taking a boat ride to Lata Berkoh, shooting the rapids of Tahan River.  Enjoy the tranquil surroundings and swim in the large cataract.  Drift down the river in a boat to listen to the unique jungle sounds and observe wildlife along the riverbank.  After dinner, take a night jungle walk to observe the lights and sounds created by inhabitants of the rainforest.  Includes breakfast, lunch and dinner.  Overnight in Taman Negara.

Day 3:  Take a boat ride down the Tembiling River.  Stop at the riverbank and trek to Gua Telinga.  Explore this unique cave, which has inhabitants such as bats, toads and cave racer.  Observe the different species of flora and fauna and learn about the complex jungle ecosystem.  En route back to the resort, stop at an aboriginal settlement to learn about nomadic life-style.  Includes breakfast, lunch and dinner.  Overnight in Taman Negara.

Day 4:  Depart Kuala Tahan by taking the morning boat to Kuala Tembiling.  Transfer to Jerantut for lunch, en route back to KL.  Includes breakfast and lunch. 

• Inclusive of accommodation, meals and sightseeing tours as per itinerary and service of English-speaking driver guide

• See Notes:  (6), (7), (9), (10), (14)

City Parks & Gardens Tour - 1/2 day Tour

Kuala Lumpur known also as a Garden City truly lives up to its name.  Testimony to this is the Lake Gardens.  Its colorful and beautifully landscaped parks and gardens have enchanted many nature lovers.  These parks and gardens are favorite retreat from the city for visitors and locals alike.  Visitors are impressed with the city streets that are neatly lined with ornamental plants, shrubs and tropical trees.  Places of interest include Lake Garden  - the most popular Garden in the city has over 90 hectares of undulating greenery interspersed with flowering shrubs and shady trees.  The magnificent Orchid & Hibiscus Gardens, Birds Park, Butterfly Park and Asean Gardens are located within serene and scenic Lake Garden.   Birds Park - sprawled over 3.2 hectares, this park has over 130 species of the world's most exotic birds.  Bird lovers can have a field day watching some 5,000 birds perching and winging about freely.  Take a stroll through the park and see the colorful Hornbills, Mynahs, Storks, Cockatoos, Peacocks, Crowned Pigeon.  Enjoy the pleasant coos and whistles of bird song.  Orchid & Hibiscus Garden - over 800 species of exotic orchids are grown here.  The orchid is among the largest of any single plant family.  Some common species and hybrids such as Aranda, Vanda, Aranthera and Mokaras are found here.  The Hibiscus Garden will fascinate you with its colors and shades - some 500 varieties of rare and exotic blooms ranging from single petals variety to multiple petal variety are found here.  Butterfly Park - opened in 1992, this house park houses over 5,000 butterflies of over 120 species.  An interesting insectarium will educate you on the different kinds of insects found in the tropics.  Asean Sculpture Garden - this nice landscaped garden with palm trees is somewhat unique - it has a collection of sculptures created by finest artists from ASEAN countries.  Nearby is the imposing National Monument. 

• See Notes:  (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (11), (12)

• Includes entrance/admission fees to Menara KL

• Morning departure – 4 hour duration

• Cost:       US$25.00/adult, US$18.75/child.

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Country Tour - 1/2 Day

The journey will take you towards the eastern suburbs of the city and will enable you to see how Malaysians live.  It will also highlight the various aspects of Malaysian way of life in all its diversity.  Included will be a demonstration of rubber tapping, Royal Selangor - the largest pewter factory in the world, an old traditional Malay house on stilts, a Batik demonstration and showroom,  Papillion - Butterflies and Insects, Batu Caves (reputed to be 400 million years old),  the site of old mines, Ampang Village, Sultan Palace (Istana Sharif), Exclusive Residential Area, Ambassador's Row - (Jalan Ampang), Hindu Temple/Sikh Temple

• See Notes: (1), (2), (4), (5), (11)

• Includes entrance/admission fees

• Morning and Afternoon departures available – 3 ˝ hour duration

• Cost:       US$15.00/adult, US$11.25/child

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Crab Island Adventure Tour - Full Day

Come visit an island of unique features - where its entire population lives on stilts.  All the houses built on stilts are close to the water and linked to one another by plank walks.  Imagine its internal commuting is strictly by bicycle.  The village atmosphere is truly fishermanly and for many years life is an intermarriage with the sea.  Crab Island will undoubtedly fascinate you even without sandy beaches.  The island is a living haven for crabs.  Learn  to experience this unique way of life.  A professional guide, who lives on this Island will fascinate you with interesting tales on how the island got its name.  Hear interesting anecdotes and stories about the people and their daily lifestyle.  You will enjoy the friendly and hospitable nature of the islander.   Depart KL Railway Station for Port Klang by Komuter Electric Train.  (A comfortable ride passing by scenic rural, suburbs and coastal villages.).  Meet and greet a guide by the exit gate of train platform.  After a short briefing, the guide will accompany you to the Old Jetty - Port Klang.  Depart by motor launch from Old Jetty to Crab Island.   The journey begins with an interesting one-hour boat ride passing by tropical mangrove swamps.  Look out for exotic birds such as Kingfisher, Bee Bird, White Collar Eagles, Storks, Iguanas and Otters.  Also, dolphins, and seagulls make their occasional appearance from the sea.  Tour of Crab Island Town, visit a fish farm in the open sea - try your hand at the fish feeding - some common deep sea fish such as red snapper, grouper, sea bass, white angel fish, visit a typical fishing village at Fifth River, visit a Jelly Fish Farm, a local dry Shrimp Farm and Prawn Paste Factory, see a showcase of fishing exhibits.  Depart Crab Island jetty by boat to the mainland, Port Klang.  Depart Port Klang train station by Komuter Electric Train (end of tour guide service).  Arrive KL Railway Station.  Meet our representative for transfer to your hotel. 

• See Notes:  (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (11)

• Includes transfer hotel/railway/hotel, boat and train fares & fresh seafood set lunch

• Early morning departure – 9 hour duration

• Cost:       US$60/adult, US$45/child

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Crab Island (Pulau Ketam) Tour - Full Day

The ferryboat journey from Port Klang takes about 75 minutes.  View Malaysia's bustling main ports as the ferry meanders through tranquil mangrove swamps-home to about 130 species of local birds and about 30 species of migratory birds.  Crab Island is a fishing settlement of about half a century old; it is self-contained and offers a unique way of life.  Every institution and facility is on stilts and above-water.   After a stroll through the settlement, break for a sumptuous seafood lunch.   The journey back will take us to the magnificent "Blue Mosque" - the state mosque - reputed to be the most beautiful in Malaysia, it has the tallest minarets and one of the world’s largest religious domes.   The tour starts with a drive due west to Port Klang and passes through the following area: Petaling Jaya - Malaysia's first satellite town and the premier industrial center, Shah Alam – the State Capital of Selangor and Klang – the Royal Town of Selangor

• See Notes: (2), (4), (5), (8), (11)

• Inclusive of lunch

• Morning departure – Full day duration

• Cost:       US$55/adult, US$41.25/child.

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Cultural Night Tour - Evening

KL comes alive after sunset.  First is a visit the night bazaar of Chinatown where bargains abound!  The only tour where one will not only see, but feel and smell the aroma in the air.  Later a short visit to the oldest Hindu temple in the city, the Sri Mahamariaman Temple.  Proceed to an exclusive Malaysian Restaurant for a sumptuous buffet dinner and at the same time, be treated to a spectacular array of dances from throughout Malaysia.  An entertainment you will remember for a long, long time.

• See Notes:  (2), (4), (5), (8), (11)

• Inclusive of dinner

• 7.00 pm departure – 3 hour duration

• Cost:       US$40/adult, US$30/child

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Genting Highlands Tour - Full Day

A highly recommended tour.  First proceeding to a Pewter factory, then later to Genting Highlands.  Genting Highlands is situated about 6,000 feet above sea level and only about an hour's drive takes us away from the hustle and bustle of the city with fresh cool, crisp mountain air.  It boasts of having the only Casino in the country and also reputed to be the best in South East Asia.  However, it also has a lot more to offer like a Theme Park.  Recommended as fun and amusement for the whole family. 

• See Notes:  (1), (2), (4), (5), (11)

• Attire for entrance into Casino - Long sleeved batik shirt OR long sleeved with tie.  Slippers not allowed in Casino

• Persons under the age of 21 and Malaysians of Muslim faith are not permitted entry into the Casino

• Bring along warm clothing e.g.: sweater, jacket, etc. 

• Morning departure – full day duration

• Cost:       US$35/adult, US$26.25/child

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Historical Malacca Tour- Full Day

Malacca is where it all began.  It takes about 2 ˝ hours to reach the old historic city, with a short refreshment stop.  The history of the peninsular is said to have begun here - the greatest seaport where the Portuguese, Dutch and  British took turns to capture this once powerful and prosperous trading post now contained in a delightful town.   Places of interest include Porta De Santiago, the Portuguese Settlement, Harmony Street (Jalan Tokong), Jonker Street-Antique Street, Stadhuys-Dutch Town Hall 1641-1660, Malacca River Mouth-Chinese junks and barges, Queen Victoria Fountain-1901, Christ Church-1753, St.  Paul's Church-Hill, Cheng Hoon Teng - oldest Chinese temple 1645, Independence Museum, Bukit Cina-Largest Chinese Cemetery outside China since the 17th century, Sultan's Well (1459), St.  Peter's Church (1710) and the Sam Po Temple

• See Notes:  (1), (2), (4), (5), (11)

• Inclusive of lunch

• Morning departure – Full Day duration

• Cost:       US$45/adult, US$33.75/child

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