9 Days Enchanting Malaysia Package: From Metropolis to Orangutan Island

Highlights of the Trip 

Set off on a mesmerising 9-day journey through the enchanting landscapes and cultural wonders of Malaysia, combining all the best Malaysia holiday destinations.

Begin your adventure in the vibrant heart of Kuala Lumpur, where you’ll be greeted by the iconic Petronas Towers. From there, venture to the historic city of Malacca, savouring delicious chicken rice balls, gliding along the Melaka River on a sightseeing cruise, and delighting in Dutch Square’s sweet treats. Returning to Kuala Lumpur, you’ll dive into the bustling energy of Chinatown, marvel at the ornate Sri Mahariamman Temple and explore landmarks like the National Mosque and Cenotaph during a sightseeing tour. Sip aromatic “Teh Tarikh” in a traditional coffee shop, witness the artistry of batik prints, and enjoy a rejuvenating reflexology session.

Continue your journey to Ipoh, where mystical caves and the breathtaking Cameron Highlands beckon. Dive into the emerald Mossy Forest and savour the rich flavours of Boh Tea Plantation with a tea factory tour. Then, explore the charismatic Orang Utan Island at Bukit Merah, coming face to face with these stunning creatures. Finally, venture onto Penang, where a train ride up Penang Hill offers breathtaking panoramas. Explore ancient temples, the vibrant streets of Little India, and the unique Chew Jetty fishing village. History enthusiasts will adore Fort Cornwallis, while spiritual seekers will find solace in the tranquil temples. This concludes your Malaysia package.

Destinations and the Landmarks / Sights to Visit 

Malacca

• Porta de Santiago: Also known as A Famosa, this iconic structure was built by the Portuguese in 1512, making it one of the oldest European structures in Asia.
• Ruins of St. Paul’s Church: Standing as a poignant reminder of the region’s rich history and the enduring legacy of European influence in Southeast Asia.
• Cheng Hoon Teng Temple: The oldest functioning temple in the country, with a history dating back more than 300 years.
• Queen Victoria Fountain: Constructed in 1904 during the colonial era, the fountain was named after the legendary Queen Victoria of the British Empire.
• Jonker Street: Originally a Dutch colonial street, with rows of beautiful and well-preserved shophouses that reflect the city’s heritage.

Kuala Lumpur

• Chinatown: A melting pot of Chinese culture, traditions, and cuisines, making it a must-visit for tourists and locals alike
• Sri Mahamariamman Temple: This is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Mariamman, known for her powers to cure diseases and illnesses.
• National Mosque: The mosque was constructed to mark Malaysia’s independence from British colonial rule, and its design reflects the country’s unique culture and traditions.
• National Monument: The monument was built in the 1960s to honour the soldiers who fought and died for the country’s independence.
• Cenotaph: A memorial that pays tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives in World War I and II.
• Masjid Jamek Mosque: Built in 1909, this is the oldest surviving mosque in the city and holds great historical and religious significance.

Perak State (Ipoh)

• Kek Lok Toong Cave Temple: The temple is dedicated to the Chinese god of prosperity, Kuan Yin, and is believed to possess miraculous powers that bring wealth and prosperity to its visitors.
• Lata Iskandar Waterfall: It is believed that the waterfall holds mystical healing powers and many visitors come to seek its blessings.
• Cameron Highlands: A mountainous region in Malaysia known for its stunning natural beauty and cool climate.
• Bukit Merah Orang Utan Island: Observe these striking animals in their natural habitat.

Penang

• Kek Lo Si Temple: As soon as you enter the temple grounds, you will be greeted by a grand and imposing 99-feet-tall bronze statue of the Goddess of Mercy, Guan Yin.
• Armenian Street: The street is named after the Armenian community that settled here in the early 19th century, fleeing persecution from their home country.
• Goddess of Mercy Temple: The temple is adorned with bright red and gold accents, traditional Chinese characters, ornate dragon sculptures, and intricate detailing,
• Fort Cornwallis: Named after the 18th century Governor-General of Bengal, Charles Cornwallis, the fort was built by the British East India Company in the late 1700s.
• Temple of the Reclining Buddha: The temple is dedicated to the revered reclining Buddha image, which is one of the largest in the world, measuring a staggering 33 meters long.
• Burmese Temple: A stunning testament to the enduring influence of Buddhism in Southeast Asia.

Cultural Experiences & Activities of this Holiday

Short Trishaw Ride: A trishaw ride in Malacca is not just a simple means of getting around, it is also a unique and immersive experience. As you hop on the decorated trishaw, you will be taken on a journey through the narrow streets and alleys of the city.

Little India – Kuala Lumpur: The area is a colourful melting pot of Indian culture, traditions, and flavours, all brought together in one bustling hub. As soon as you step into Little India, you are greeted with the intoxicating aroma of spices, the sights of colourful sarees and bangles. The streets are lined with small shops and stalls selling everything from traditional Indian clothing and accessories to delicious street food.

Batik Outlet: Batik is a traditional textile art form that involves wax-resist dyeing on fabric. It has been an integral part of Malaysia’s cultural identity, with its origins dating back to centuries ago. Over the years, batik has evolved and adapted to fit the changing times, and one of the most significant developments in this regard is the emergence of batik outlets.

4×4 wheel Jeep Drive to Mossy Forest: The combination of stunning natural landscapes and rugged terrains make Malaysia the ideal destination for a Jeep drive. From dense rainforests and steep hills to sandy beaches and rocky cliffs, this country offers a diverse range of landscapes that are perfect for exploring in a Jeep. Mossy Forest is unlike any other in the world. The moss-covered trees and lush greenery create a mystical and ethereal atmosphere that transports visitors into a fairytale world. The forest is situated at an altitude of 1,500 meters above sea level, making it a refreshing escape from the hot and humid weather of Malaysia.

Orangutans: The main attraction of Bukit Merah Orang Utan Island is its population of over 25 orangutans. These intelligent and playful animals are a delight to observe as they swing from tree to tree, forage for food, and engage in their natural behaviours. Visitors have the opportunity to take guided walking tours around the island, during which they can learn about the orangutans’ habits, biology, and conservation efforts.

Boh Tea Plantation: Visitors to the Boh Tea Plantation are not only treated to breathtaking views, but also to an informative and immersive experience. The plantation offers guided tours where visitors can learn about the history and process of tea production, from plucking the tea leaves to the final packaging. It is a fascinating process that involves skilled labour and attention to detail. Visitors also have the opportunity to taste freshly brewed and authentic Boh tea at the plantation’s café, which overlooks the stunning scenery. The café also serves a variety of delicious treats made with tea, such as scones and pastries.

Chew Jetty:  A unique and historic floating village that has become a popular tourist attraction. The jetty is part of the Clan Jetties, a series of wooden houses built on stilts along the coast of Penang Island. What sets the Chew Jetty apart is its long and rich history, as well as its vibrant community that still resides there today.

Local Cuisine and Traditional Dishes to try while in Malaysia

During this tour, numerous opportunities will arise for you to savour the authentic local cuisine, whether from the menus of included meals or from your own culinary exploration during your free time in the itinerary. Indulge in traditional dishes that showcase the rich flavours of the region, including Nasi Lemak, considered the national dish of Malaysia. It consists of fragrant coconut rice served with a spicy sambal sauce, crispy fried anchovies, roasted peanuts, and a hard-boiled egg – a perfect combination that will leave your taste buds craving for more. Another popular dish is Satay, skewered and grilled meat served with a peanut dipping sauce. This dish has its roots in Malay and Indonesian cuisine and has become a staple in Malaysian food culture.

Water-based Activities and Cruises

Melaka River Cruise Tour: Embrace a 45-minute audio guided tour.

Accommodation of this Tour

Malacca: Bayview Hotel Melaka 4*.

Kuala Lumpur: Ramada KLCC 4*.

Ipoh: Strawberry Park Resort 4*.

Penang: The Wembley 4*.

To create your dream Malaysia trip package, contact us on +01473356000 or at enquiry@asiara-holidays.com

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival Kuala Lumpur, Transfer to Malacca and Hotel Check-in

Upon your arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, your exciting journey to Malacca begins with a comfortable 2-hour transfer. As you traverse through the scenic landscapes of Malaysia, you’ll have the opportunity to soak in the beauty of the countryside and anticipate the adventures that await you in Malacca.

Upon reaching Malacca, you’ll be warmly welcomed at Bayview Hotel Melaka, where you’ll check-in and settle into your comfortable accommodations. The hotel’s convenient location ensures easy access to the city’s vibrant attractions, allowing you to immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After checking in, the remainder of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure. Whether you’re eager to explore Malacca’s charming streets, indulge in delicious local cuisine, or simply unwind at the hotel’s facilities, you’ll have the freedom to tailor your experience to your preferences.

Take advantage of this opportunity to stroll along the picturesque Malacca River, visit iconic landmarks such as the A Famosa fortress and St. Paul’s Hill, or browse through the bustling Jonker Street Night Market for unique souvenirs and delectable street food.

As the day draws to a close, return to the comfort of Bayview Hotel Melaka, where you can relax and recharge for the adventures that lie ahead in this enchanting city.

Day 2: Melaka River Cruise Tour, Rikshaw Ride & Dessert at Dutch Square

Begin your day in Malacca with a delightful breakfast at your hotel, where you can indulge in a variety of local and international dishes to energize you for the day ahead. Make sure to try Malacca’s renowned Chicken Rice Balls, a signature dish served in unique ping pong-sized portions, offering a delicious blend of flavours and textures.

After breakfast, embark on a captivating 45-minute audio-guided Melaka River Cruise Tour, immersing yourself in the city’s rich history and picturesque landscapes as you glide along the tranquil waters of the Melaka River. Along the way, marvel at the charming scenery and iconic landmarks that line the riverbanks, including the historic Porta de Santiago Cir. 1512 and the atmospheric Ruins of St. Paul’s Church Cir. 1571, remnants of Malacca’s colonial past.

Continue your exploration with a visit to Dutch Square, a vibrant hub brimming with colourful colonial buildings and bustling activity. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to admire architectural gems such as Stadhuys, Christ Church, Clock Tower, and Queen Victoria Fountain, each offering insight into Malacca’s diverse heritage and cultural significance.

Next, venture to the revered Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, the oldest Chinese temple in Malaysia, renowned for its intricate architecture and serene ambiance. As you explore the temple grounds, take in the ornate decorations and immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere.

As your sightseeing journey unfolds, soak in the sights of St. Peter’s Church and the rows of quaint pre-war shop houses that add to Malacca’s timeless charm. Cross the historic Malacca River to Bukit Cina, where ancient ornate graves dating back to the Ming Dynasty provide a glimpse into the city’s storied past.

Experience the local culture first-hand with a leisurely 10-minute trishaw ride through the bustling streets, culminating in a stop at Dutch Square for a taste of Clock Tower Cendol, a popular local dessert bursting with refreshing flavours.

Conclude your tour with a leisurely stroll along Jonker Street, a vibrant thoroughfare renowned for its eclectic mix of antique stores, vibrant markets, and charming cafes. Take a moment to relax and refresh at Geographer Cafe or your preferred dining spot, where you can unwind with a cup of tea or a cold beer, reflecting on the day’s adventures amidst the lively atmosphere of Jonker Street.

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Day 3: Travel to Kuala Lumpur, explore Chinatown and Sri Mahariamman Temple

As we bid farewell to Malacca and check out of our hotel, our journey continues with a scenic 2-hour ride northward towards the bustling metropolis of Kuala Lumpur. Upon our arrival, we’ll settle into our hotel and take a brief respite to rejuvenate before embarking on our exploration of the vibrant Chinatown district.

Stepping into Chinatown, we’re immediately greeted by a kaleidoscope of sights, sounds, and aromas that characterize this lively neighbourhood. Here, bustling streets are lined with a myriad of stalls offering a treasure trove of goods, from leather items and electronics to watches, fresh fruits, and traditional clothing. It’s a paradise for shoppers and enthusiasts alike, where one can immerse themselves in the hustle and bustle of local commerce.

Amidst the vibrant tapestry of Chinatown, we’ll make a special visit to the awe-inspiring Sri Mahamariamman Temple. Nestled amidst the bustling streets, this majestic Hindu temple stands as a testament to Malaysia’s rich cultural tapestry. Adorned with intricate carvings, vibrant colours, and ornate architectural details, the temple is a sight to behold, offering a glimpse into the profound spirituality and artistic prowess of Hindu craftsmanship.

As we wander through the temple’s sacred halls, we’re captivated by the serene atmosphere and the resplendent beauty of its ornate decorations. Each corner reveals a new marvel, from the elaborate sculptures of Hindu deities to the intricately carved pillars that adorn the temple’s sanctuaries.

Our visit to the Sri Mahamariamman Temple is a poignant reminder of Malaysia’s diverse cultural heritage and the harmonious coexistence of various religious traditions within its borders. It’s a testament to the country’s spirit of inclusivity and tolerance, inviting visitors to embrace the richness of its cultural tapestry.

After our enriching exploration of Chinatown and the Sri Mahamariamman Temple, we’ll have the opportunity to indulge in some local delicacies or continue our exploration of Kuala Lumpur’s vibrant neighbourhoods, savouring every moment of our journey through this dynamic city.

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Day 4: Kuala Lumpur Sightseeing Tour, Batik Prints Production and Reflexology Session

Embark on an unforgettable day of exploration in Kuala Lumpur, starting with a hearty breakfast at your hotel to fuel up for the adventures ahead. Our first stop is a sightseeing tour of some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, beginning with a visit to the majestic National Mosque. As we marvel at its striking architecture and serene ambiance, we’ll gain insights into Malaysia’s Islamic heritage and cultural significance.

Continuing our journey, we’ll pay homage to the brave souls who sacrificed for their country at the National Monument and Cenotaph, honouring their legacy amidst the tranquil surroundings of Lake Gardens. Be sure to capture a memorable snapshot of the iconic Gate of King’s Palace, a symbol of Malaysia’s regal heritage and grandeur.

Next, immerse yourselves in the vibrant tapestry of Little India as we stroll through the bustling streets of Brickfields. Here, we’ll be enchanted by the dazzling array of jewellery and saree shops, each offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of India. Make a pit stop at a local coffee shop to savour the quintessential Malaysian favourite, ‘Teh Tarikh,’ and soak in the bustling ambiance of this lively neighbourhood.

Venturing further, we’ll hop aboard the underground train from KL Sentral LRT Station to Masjid Jamek LRT Station to visit the iconic Masjid Jamek Mosque. Set against the backdrop of the bustling cityscape, this architectural marvel offers a serene oasis for reflection and contemplation.

Our journey continues to Merdeka Square, where the Royal Selangor Club stands proudly in Tudor style, evoking a sense of colonial charm and history. Here, we’ll soak in the panoramic views and capture the essence of Malaysia’s independence at this historic landmark.

Before the day draws to a close, we’ll have the opportunity to witness the intricate art of batik prints production at a local outlet, marvelling at the craftsmanship and creativity of Malaysia’s artisans. As the evening descends, indulge in a rejuvenating 30-minute foot reflexology session, treating your senses to a blissful moment of relaxation.

Finally, satisfy your culinary cravings with a gastronomic adventure at the renowned hawker stalls along Jalan Alor, where an array of mouth-watering street fare awaits. From savoury delights to tantalizing treats, immerse yourself in the vibrant flavours and aromas of Kuala Lumpur’s culinary scene, savouring every moment of this unforgettable dining experience.

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Day 5: Drive to Ipoh. Kek Lok Toong Cave Temple, Cameron Highlands, bamboo baskets and Lata Iskandar Waterfall

Commence your day with a delightful breakfast at your hotel in Kuala Lumpur, setting the perfect tone for an adventure-filled day ahead. Our journey begins with a scenic drive towards the charming town of Ipoh in Perak State, renowned for its rich history, tin mines, and captivating landmarks.

As we arrive in Ipoh, we’ll delve into the heart of its cultural tapestry with a visit to the esteemed Kek Lok Toong Cave Temple. Nestled amidst limestone caves, this sacred sanctuary offers a glimpse into the harmonious coexistence of Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian beliefs, reflected in its ornate architecture and spiritual ambiance. Delve into the depths of the cave temple, where ancient rituals and timeless traditions come to life, providing a profound insight into the region’s spiritual heritage.

Continuing our journey, we’ll ascend to the picturesque heights of Cameron Highlands, situated at an impressive elevation of 6,000 feet above sea level. As we traverse through winding roads and lush green landscapes, we’ll be greeted by the invigorating mountain air and breath-taking vistas that define this idyllic hill station. Be prepared to be enchanted by verdant valleys, majestic mountains, and sprawling tea plantations that paint a mesmerizing tableau of natural beauty.

Along the way, we’ll make a stop at the enchanting Lata Iskandar Waterfall, where cascading waters merge harmoniously with the verdant surroundings, offering a serene location in sprawling wild jungles. Additionally, we’ll have the opportunity to witness the intricate craftsmanship of the bamboo basket cottage industry, gaining insights into the local artisanal traditions that have thrived in this region for generations.

Upon our arrival in Cameron Highlands and check-in at the hotel, you’ll have the remainder of the evening at your leisure to indulge in leisurely activities of your choice. Whether it’s exploring the charming streets of the hill station, sampling delectable local cuisine, or simply unwinding amidst the tranquillity of your surroundings, Cameron Highlands offers a plethora of opportunities for relaxation and rejuvenation. Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of this enchanting destination, savouring every moment of your idyllic retreat amidst nature’s embraces.

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Day 6: 4×4 to Mossy Forest and Boh Tea Plantation, Guided Tea Factory Tour and Visit to Hillside Market

Begin your day with a delightful breakfast spread at the comfort of your hotel, fuelling up for an exhilarating adventure that awaits in the lush landscapes of Cameron Highlands. Prepare for an unforgettable journey as we embark on a thrilling 4×4 Jeep Drive to discover the hidden gems of this enchanting region, including the renowned Mossy Forest and Boh Tea Plantation, often hailed as the ‘Gateway to Nature at Gunung Brinchang.’

Our expedition takes us to the majestic heights of Gunung Brinchang, standing tall at an impressive altitude of 6,666 feet above sea level. As we traverse the rugged terrain in our rugged 4×4 Jeep, prepare to be mesmerized by the natural wonders that unfold before our eyes. The Mossy Forest, shrouded in ethereal mist and mystique, unveils a captivating tapestry of flora and fauna, including an array of mosses, pitcher plants, wild orchids, and vibrant flowers. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of this pristine wilderness as we ascend to the pinnacle, where a panoramic vista awaits at the lookout point, offering sweeping views of the verdant valleys below.

Continuing our adventure, we’ll embark on a leisurely stroll through the manicured bushes of the Boh Tea Plantation, tracing the journey of the renowned black tea from leaf to cup. Gain insights into the art of tea cultivation and processing as we explore the tea processing factory, where the aromatic fragrance of freshly brewed tea fills the air. Indulge in a well-deserved respite at the Boh Tea House, where you can savour a refreshing cup of tea amidst the idyllic surroundings of the plantation.

Before concluding our excursion, we’ll meander through the vibrant hillside market, where an abundance of fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers await discovery. Immerse yourself in the lively ambiance of this highland marketplace, browsing through the colourful stalls and sampling the local produce that thrives in this fertile land.

As the day draws to a close, we’ll bid farewell to the picturesque landscapes of Cameron Highlands and make our way back to the hotel, filled with memories of an unforgettable adventure amidst nature’s embraces.

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Day 7: Travel to Bukit Merah Orangutan Island, 100-metre Steel Cage Tunnel to See Orangutans, Arrival Penang

Indulge in a hearty breakfast at your hotel amidst the serene landscapes of Cameron Highlands, setting the stage for another day of captivating exploration. Our journey unfolds as we venture towards the enchanting Bukit Merah Orangutan Island, a sanctuary nestled amidst the verdant beauty of Malaysia’s natural wonders.

Upon our arrival, embark on a scenic 10-minute boat ride across the tranquil waters, immersing ourselves in the tranquil ambiance that surrounds us. As we approach the shores of Orangutan Island, anticipation mounts for the extraordinary adventure that awaits us.

Prepare to be awe-struck as we embark on a remarkable 100-meter steel cage tunnel journey, offering an intimate glimpse into the world of orangutans. With each step, immerse yourself in the captivating interactions between these majestic creatures and their natural habitat. Witness first-hand their playful antics, tender moments, and curious explorations, gaining a deeper understanding of their behaviour and environment.

As we traverse through the lush foliage of the island, marvel at the innate beauty of these gentle giants, whose existence serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of conservation efforts in preserving our planet’s biodiversity.

After our enriching encounter with the orangutans, our journey continues as we cross the sprawling 13.5-kilometer bridge to the iconic island of Penang, affectionately known as the “Pearl of the Orient.” With its rich tapestry of cultural heritage, culinary delights, and picturesque landscapes, Penang beckons us to embark on a memorable two-night stay.

As we settle into our accommodations in Penang, prepare to immerse yourself in the vibrant ambiance of this captivating destination, where every corner reveals a story waiting to be discovered. Whether it’s indulging in delectable street food, exploring historic landmarks, or simply strolling along the sun-kissed shores, Penang promises an unforgettable experience for all who wander its charming streets.

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Day 8: Train up Penang Hill, Kek Lo Si Temple, Khoo Kongsi, Little India, Chew Jetty fishing village, Fort Cornwallis ruins, Temple of Reclining Buddha, and Burmese Temple

Begin your day in Penang with a delectable breakfast spread at your hotel, savouring the flavours of local cuisine that set the stage for a day filled with exploration and discovery. Our first stop takes us on an exhilarating journey aboard the Funicular Trains, ascending to the lofty heights of Penang Hill. As we ascend, prepare to be captivated by panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscapes, offering a bird’s-eye view of the island’s scenic beauty.

Upon reaching the summit, immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance of Kek Lok Si Temple, a majestic testament to Penang’s rich cultural heritage. Admire the intricate architecture and ornate embellishments of this revered sanctuary, where serenity and spirituality converge in harmony.

Continuing our odyssey, we venture towards the historic Armenian Street, a vibrant thoroughfare steeped in heritage and tradition. Marvel at the awe-inspiring Khoo Kongsi building, adorned with elaborate carvings and woodwork that tell tales of a bygone era. Along the bustling street, delve into the bustling ambiance of flower shops and fortune teller stalls, offering glimpses into the mysteries of destiny.

Our journey then leads us to the colourful enclave of Little India, where the air is infused with the heady aromas of spices and exotic flavours. Explore the vibrant Spice Market, a bustling hub of wholesale and retail traders showcasing an array of aromatic treasures, from cinnamon and cloves to nutmeg and beyond.

Next, we venture to Chew Jetty, a living testament to Penang’s maritime heritage. Wander through this charming fishing village, where houses perch atop stilts, offering a glimpse into the daily lives of its inhabitants and the traditions that have endured through generations.

Our expedition culminates with a visit to the historic landmarks of Fort Cornwallis, where echoes of the past resonate amidst the ruins of colonial architecture. Pay homage at the Temple of the Reclining Buddha and the Burmese temple, immersing yourself in the spiritual essence of these sacred sites.

As the day draws to a close, reflect on the rich tapestry of experiences and memories woven throughout our journey, leaving an indelible mark on your Penang adventure.

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Day 9: Free Time in Penang & Transfer to Airport for Departure Flight

Following a delightful breakfast at your accommodation, the day unfolds with a leisurely pace, allowing you the freedom to indulge in activities of your choosing as you bid farewell to Penang.

With the morning at your disposal, embrace the opportunity to explore the charming streets of Penang one last time, perhaps revisiting favourite landmarks, perusing local markets for souvenirs, or simply immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city.

For those seeking relaxation, take a leisurely stroll along the sun-kissed shores of Penang’s pristine beaches, feeling the soft sand beneath your feet and basking in the gentle sea breeze.

Alternatively, delve into Penang’s culinary scene, indulging in delectable street food delights or savouring a sumptuous meal at one of the island’s acclaimed restaurants, tantalizing your taste buds with a final taste of local flavours.

As the hours pass by, cherish the moments of tranquillity and reflection, relishing the memories created during your stay in Penang.

Eventually, the time arrives for your departure, signalled by the arrival of your driver to escort you to the airport. Bid adieu to the enchanting island of Penang, carrying with you cherished experiences and fond memories that will linger in your heart long after your journey ends.

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To create your dream Malaysia trip package, contact us on +01473356000 or at enquiry@asiara-holidays.com

Price

£1,488

– Price per person based on two-people group size.

– The price is subject to availability, based on twin or double room sharing.

– Peak season surcharges may apply during local public holidays.

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Tour Summary

Day 1: Check-in Upon arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, embark on a scenic 2-hour journey to Malacca, where you’ll check into Bayview Hotel Melaka and enjoy the city’s vibrant attractions.

Day 2: Start your day with breakfast at the hotel before embarking on a Melaka River Cruise tour, exploring Dutch Square, and indulging in local delights at Jonker Street.

Day 3: After checking out, journey to Kuala Lumpur and explore Chinatown’s bustling stalls and the Sri Mahariamman Temple, immersing yourself in the city’s vibrant culture.

Day 4: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before a sightseeing tour of Kuala Lumpur’s landmarks, a batik prints demonstration, and a reflexology session.

Day 5: Drive to Ipoh to visit Kek Lok Toong Cave Temple before continuing to Cameron Highlands for scenic views and a visit to Lata Iskandar Waterfall.

Day 6: Embark on a thrilling 4×4 adventure to Mossy Forest and Boh Tea Plantation, followed by a guided tea factory tour and exploration of a hillside market.

Day 7: Visit Bukit Merah Orangutan Island before crossing to Penang, where you’ll check into your hotel and enjoy the island’s charms.

Day 8: Experience Penang Hill with a train ride, visit Kek Lo Si Temple, explore historic landmarks, and stroll through Little India and Chew Jetty.

Day 9: Enjoy a leisurely morning exploring Penang’s delights before transferring to the airport for your departure flight.

FAQs

1. What is included in the tour package?
   • The tour package includes accommodation, meals as specified (typically breakfast), transportation between destinations, guided tours, and entrance fees to attractions mentioned in the itinerary.
2. What should I pack for the tour?
   • It’s recommended to pack comfortable clothing suitable for warm weather, as well as any personal items you may need. Additionally, bring along essentials such as sunscreen, insect repellent, comfortable walking shoes, and a reusable water bottle.
3. Are there any optional activities available during the tour?
   • Yes, there may be optional activities available at certain destinations. These could include cultural performances, additional tours, or recreational activities. Your tour guide will provide information about optional activities, and you can decide whether to participate based on your interests.
4. What is the accommodation like during the tour?
   • Accommodation varies depending on the itinerary but typically includes comfortable hotels with amenities such as private bathrooms, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi. Accommodations are selected based on their convenience, safety, and quality.
5. Is the tour suitable for all ages and fitness levels?
   • Most parts of the tour are accessible to people of all ages and fitness levels. However, some activities, such as walking tours or hiking, may require moderate physical exertion. Please inform your tour operator of any specific mobility concerns, and they will do their best to accommodate your needs.
6. What is the food like during the tour?
   • The tour offers opportunities to sample a variety of local cuisines, which may include Malaysian, Chinese, and Indian dishes. Breakfast is typically provided at the hotel, and other meals may be at local restaurants or street food stalls, allowing you to experience the authentic flavours of each destination.
7. How can I book the tour, and what is the payment process?
   • You can book the tour through the tour operator’s website, travel agencies, or by contacting the tour company directly. The payment process usually involves a deposit to secure your booking, with the remaining balance due closer to the tour departure date. Be sure to review the booking terms and conditions before making any payments.