Genting Highlands
Amidst the freshness of cool, crisp mountain air about 6,000 feet above sea level, lies Malaysia’s only casino resort. Stop at the cable car station and take a skyway cable car ride, with the sky above you and a tropical rainforest below, ride up to the hilltop on the longest and fastest cable car in southeast Asia. You can also take time off to enjoy the numerous recreational facilities at the indoor and outdoor theme park.
Penang Hill and Bridge
Rising 831 metres above sea level, Penang Hill is only accessible by funicular railway. Visitors can enjoy the panoramic view of the city and coastal area. At the peak, there are gardens, a small Café shop, a hotel as well as a Hindu Temple and a Muslim Mosque. Stretching 13.5 km from Seberang Prai on the mainland to Gelugor on the island, Penang Bridge (this architectural wonder) is officially acclaimed the third longest bridge in the Asia.
Penang City and Country Tour
Drive through Colonial Georgetown, Fort Cornwallis, State Museum (pass by), Little India, Khoo Kongsi, Wat Chayamankalaram. Stop at Kek Lok Si Temple which was built in 1890 on a hill slope, it is the largest Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia. It consists of a maze of gardens, courts and passages and the seven tier Pagoda of Ten Thousand Buddhas. The 30 metre pagoda is a mixture of Chinese, Thai and Burmese architecture. The octagonal base is Chinese, the middle tier is Thai and the spiral dome is Burmese.
Cameron Highlands
This is Malaysia’s green bowl supplying vegetable to the major cities of the country and to Singapore. The cool climate makes it an excellent tea growing area, indeed the Cameronian tea is highly priced in the world market. Places of interest are the Iskandar Waterfalls (Lata Iskandar), the Rose Garden, Kea Farm, The Vegetable Farms and the Tea Plantations.
Malaysia Culutral Show
Mesmerize with upbeat traditional and cultural performances. For about 1 hour, the Dancers will present a selection of Asia’s rich cultural heritage with contemporary and cultural performance which includes Minangkabau, Chinese, Indian, Portuguese dances. The dance medley depict different race, creed, tradition, culture and religion, the sense of respect prevails amongst all community in Malaysia. Combining Malaysian style and international popular favourites, come on down & savour Malaysian cuisine at its best!
Kuala Lumpur
A must for the first time visitor to Kuala Lumpur. An interesting tour which unveils the beauty and charm of the old and the new Kuala Lumpur – Garden City of Lights. See the contrast between the magnificent skyscrapers and the buildings of the colonial days.
Itinerary: PETRONAS Twin Towers (photo stop), Beryl’s Chocolate Boutique, King’s Palace (photo stop), National Monument, National Museum (pass by), National Mosque (photo stop), and Sultan Abdul Samad Building
Batu Caves Tour
A trip to the eastern suburbs of the city to observe the local way of life and traditional cottage industries. It will also highlight the various aspect of Malaysian life in all its diversity. Most places were once tin mining areas but today they are known for their unique handicraft and cultural centres.
Melaka
A popular day excursion to the historical state of Melaka, where the history of Malaysia began. It is said that its greatest sea port was once captured by the Portuguese, Dutch and English as their trading port. Visit St Peter’s Church (1710) – the oldest Christian Church still in use in Malaysia. Drive past the largest 17th century Chinese hill. Stop at the foothill to view the Sultan’s Well before driving through the Portuguese settlement.
Malaysia Cultural Show with Dinner
Mesmerize with upbeat traditional and cultural performances. For about 1 hour, the Dancers will present a selection of Asia’s rich cultural heritage with contemporary and cultural performance which includes Minangkabau, Chinese, Indian, Portuguese dances. The dance medley depict different race, creed, tradition, culture and religion, the sense of respect prevails amongst all community in Malaysia. Combining Malaysian style and international popular favourites, come on down & savour Malaysian cuisine at its best!.
Remarks: Smart casual dress is required for Malaysian Cultural Show with Dinner. (Shorts, sleeveless tops and slippers are not allowed)
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Wonderful place for lovely architecture.
Lots to view around Jonker Street, the old heritage buildings,
Souvenirs stalls, trishaws many tourists. A very busy area.
It is a must visit street if you go to Malacca, there are a few drinking bars, cheap yet comfortable. There is a hardrock cafe in front of Jonker Street.
It is a must visit street if you go to Malacca, you can see all kinds of shops, restaurants, souvenirs, maybe one or two temples. It is hot to walk in the days but in the night, it is a nice place to hangout.
