A Hindu sanctuary inside a cave, one of the most historical cities in Malaysia, and more... discover the surroundings of Kuala Lumpur with this private day trip tour with a local, English-speaking guide.
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A Hindu sanctuary inside a cave, one of the most historical cities in Malaysia, and more... discover the surroundings of Kuala Lumpur with this private day trip tour with a local, English-speaking guide.
If you're going to be in Kuala Lumpur for various days and want to discover the most famous and beautiful places in Malaysia, there's no better way than on one of our private tours. The tours last between 4 and 9 hours and include hotel pickup, transport in a private vehicle, and a professional English-speaking guide.
You can find a description of each tour below:
We'll pick you up at the hotel and head to Batu Caves. Along the way, we'll make a short stop at the National Palace, where the royal family of Malaysia resides.
Once we reach our destination, we'll go on a guided tour of the most important Hindu pilgrimage site in the country. The Hindu god Murugan, the god of war and son of Shiva, is highly revered in Malaysia. In fact, there's a 141-foot (43-meter) tall statue in his honor.
We'll climb up the colorful rainbow stairs that will take us to the cathedral's main cave, where the priests pray. Inside, you'll admire the natural formation of limestone stalagmites and stalactites. At the end of the cave, you'll have a spectacular view of the giant cenote hidden in this site.
Afterward, we'll head to an artisanal Batik center, a traditional art for decorating Malaysia's traditional clothes. You'll see how the wax is drawn and how they hand paint on a silk white cloth. Hand-drawn batiks are unique—you won't find two that are the same!
Finally, we'll pass by the traditional Malaysian town of Kampung Bahru. Founded in 1900 as a farming land, it was later used as residential grounds. This town, located among the city's skyscrapers, is over 295 acres (120 hectares) and the last Malaysian site in the center of the city.
We'll say goodbye at your hotel 4 hours later.
Schedule: this day trip takes place at 8:30 am, 1 pm, and 5 pm
With this day trip to Malacca, also spelt Melaka, an old Portuguese colony, you'll discover the impressive cultural heritage of the city and all the beauty of its streets and monuments.
Arriving at Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we'll visit San Pablo Church, the oldest catholic church in this region of the world, in addition to visiting the Portuguese fort, A Famosa, both built at the beginning of the 16th century.
We'll continue our tour at the Red Plaza, also known as the Dutch Square, featuring the famous Stadhuys and the old 1650 Town Hall, both known for their architecture. This spot is reminiscent of the picturesque squares in the city of Hoorn in the Netherlands. Photo time!
Next, we'll stroll down the famous Harmony Street, a unique spot where different religious sites all cohabitate peacefully. If we're lucky and places are open to the public, we'll visit the Chinese temple of Cheng Hoon Teng, the Kampung Kling Mosque, and the Hindu temple of Ganesha. Isn't it amazing that all these buildings are located right next to each other? You'll be astounded!
Afterwards, we'll stop at the well-known Jonker Street, a paradise for shopaholics and foodies. Here, you'll find traditional architecture, antique stores, and delicious street food stands. You'll have some free time on this street to try some Malay delicacies and buy a souvenir if you wish.
Before returning, we'll visit the traditional Malay village of Morten, where we'll learn about everyday life and the typical architecture of the Sultanate of Malacca. This charming place is home to around 200 houses that have been preserved for centuries. A truly enchanting journey into the past that will captivate you!
Schedule: This tour starts at 8 am
After picking you up at your hotel in Kuala Lumpur, we'll set off for Putrajaya, the national administrative center of Malaysia. Located just 35 minutes from the capital, this planned city was established in the mid-1990s as the new seat of government.
There, we'll make a first stop at the beautiful Putrajaya Lake, one of the city's main attractions. The artificial lake, which covers 650 hectares, is designed as a natural cooling system for the area. On the shores of this vast body of water, we'll find the majestic Putra Mosque. Let's discover the works of art inside!
This floating mosque, built with granite and topped with a large pink dome, can accommodate up to 15,000 people. Did you know that its minaret, 116 meters (380 ft) high, is one of the highest in the world? Next to the mosque, we'll find the Perdana Putra building, the office complex of the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
What's more, we'll drive along the main road that ends at the Putrajaya International Convention Center. Did you know that this road is inspired by the Champs Elysees? It's the site of Independence Day celebrations every year. Finally, we'll make our way back to your accommodation in Kuala Lumpur.
Schedule: This tour takes place at 8:30 am, 1 pm and 5 pm.
Please note that this activity includes pickup only in the center of Kuala Lumpur.
You get a far more personalized service when you book a private tour. Not only that, but you can do the tour any day of the week and at the time that suits you. Plus, if you're a large party, you'll save money!
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