Welcome to Malaysia, a fascinating tourist destination filled with exotic charm, natural beauty, and cultural diversity, which boasts abundant historical relics and delicious cuisine.

Upon arrival, our local guide will greet you at the airport and transfer you to the hotel. The rest of the day, easy and free on your own to explore the capital city.

Today, start your city tour from Malaysia National Museum. It is a comprehensive museum integrating history, culture, and art. Through a wealth of exhibits and interactive experiences, it comprehensively displays Malaysia’s long history, diverse cultural heritage, and unique ethnic flavors, serving as an excellent venue to understand Malaysia’s historical and cultural heritage. The National Mosque of Malaysia, the largest mosque in the entire Southeast Asia, can accommodate up to 8,000 Muslims praying simultaneously, creating a very spectacular scene.

The Petronas Twin Towers, built by the national oil company, remain the world’s tallest twin towers to this day and have a high appearance rate in films. Tianhou Temple is one of the largest Chinese temples in Malaysia. Renowned for its magnificent architecture and solemn atmosphere, the Temple of the Sun (commonly referred to as Tianhou Temple here for context) serves as a hub of Chinese faith and a tourist attraction. Located in Selangor, Batu Caves is just 13 kilometers away from Kuala Lumpur city center. The karst limestone cave complex, with its unique natural scenery and profound cultural heritage, has become a rare tourist attraction listed in the Guinness Book of World Records.

After the tour, drive back to your hotel.

Today, drive out of Kuala Lumpur and head to Malacca, a historically significant city in Malaysia and once an important trading port. You will spend a full day time to explore the city.

Saint Peter’s Church, located on the northern side of Malacca City, was built in 1710 and stands as the oldest Catholic church in Malaysia. Constructed by the Portuguese, it blends Eastern and Western architectural features, boasts exquisite interior decorations, and features colored glass windows among other distinctive elements. It is a must-visit destination for tourists seeking to understand the historical and cultural heritage of Malacca. A Famosa

Fortress is a historical fort built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. It stands as a testament to the region’s rich colonial history and offers visitors a glimpse into the past through its ruins and historical artifacts. Christ Church is a prominent church with a bright red exterior, located in the heart of Malacca. Built in 1753, it is the oldest Protestant church still in use in Malaysia and belongs to the Anglican Diocese of West Malaysia. Cheng Hoon Teng Temple is the oldest Chinese temple in Malaysia, founded in 1673. It enshrines deities such as Guanyin and serves as an important symbol of Chinese spiritual and cultural heritage.The final stop is Malacca’s Jonker Street. It is a vibrant cultural and historical hub in Malacca, Malaysia. With its preserved colonial-era buildings, bustling night markets, and diverse range of shops selling souvenirs, handicrafts, and local delicacies, it offers a unique glimpse into the city’s rich heritage.

After the tour, drive back to Kuala Lumpur.

Today, you will depart Kuala Lumpur and fly northward to Penang. Penang is renowned as the “Eastern Silicon Valley” and the “Emerald of the Indian Ocean”. It boasts a developed economy and is renowned worldwide as an electronics manufacturing base. Additionally, it possesses rich historical and cultural heritage as well as delectable cuisine.

Once there, you will visit highlights of the city. Sam Poh Tong Temple  is a famous Buddhist cave temple, known for its stunning scenery and intricate Buddhist statues. It’s a place of worship and a tourist attraction, offering a glimpse of Malaysia’s cultural diversity. Ubudiah Mosque is a stunning mosque with a golden dome and minarets. It serves as a proud sanctuary for Muslims and showcases the architectural brilliance of Malaysia’s multicultural heritage.

After breakfast, we will pick you up for the Tropical Spice Garden Cooking School. This is the first cooking school in Penang, surrounded by jungle trees and wildlife, a small herb garden and a glimpse of the Andaman Sea. With the guidance of professional chefs, you can learn how to cook local cuisines like Assam Laksa, Nasi Lemak, Chicken Tandoori and even inspired beverages. Then you can enjoy the foods made by yourself at lunchtime.

After that, visit Kek Lok Si Pagoda, the Southeast Asia’s largest Buddhist temple, which boasts magnificent architecture, including the seven-story Rama VI Pagoda, surrounded by serene surroundings. The temple is a popular tourist attraction, offering a glimpse of Malaysian cultural diversity. Penang Hill, also known as Penang Mountain, is a scenic spot in Penang, Malaysia. With an altitude of 821 meters, it offers breathtaking views of the city and sea. Visitors can take a cable car or hike to the top, enjoying lush greenery and fresh air along the way.

Continue on your exploration to the famous George Town, which was recognized as World’s Heritage Site by UNESCO. As the capital of Penang State in Malaysia and one of the largest cities in the state, George Town boasts its long history and rich cultural heritage. Renowned for its well-preserved historic buildings, multicultural fusion, and vibrant street art, George Town offers visitors a chance to stroll through its streets and alleys, admiring a variety of architectural styles such as British, Portuguese, and South Asian, while experiencing the unique urban landscape shaped by Malays, Chinese, Indians, and Europeans. Additionally, George Town is a paradise for food lovers, featuring numerous authentic local delicacies and renowned restaurants, where you can savor the cuisine while delving into the local culture and lifestyle.

After the tour, drive back to Penang. The rest of the day, free on your own.

Today, you will depart from Penang and fly to the fascinating destination Langkawi. Langkawi, located off the northwest coast of Malaysia, is a breathtaking archipelago comprising 99 islands. Known for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and lush tropical rainforest, it stands as a paradise for beach enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

The island boasts stunning landmarks such as the Eagle Square, featuring a towering eagle sculpture symbolizing the island’s vitality and prosperity. The Sky Bridge, suspended high above the jungle canopy, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding islands and sea.

Easy and free on your own.

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-You could spend a leisurely time on Cenang Beach and other water activities, like snorkeling, swimming, diving etc. The beach is one of most beautiful beaches in Langkawi, which boasts for its white and fine sand, crystal-clear water.

-Another option is admiring the sunset on Tanjung Rhu Beach. It’s highly recommended to do it with your lover in Langkawi. 

Easy and free on your own.

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Pulau Payar Island is a shining pearl in the Langkawi Archipelago, located at the southern tip of Langkawi and comprising several small islands, including Pulau Payar itself, Pulau Segantong, Pulau Kaca, and more, with Pulau Payar being the largest among them. Renowned as the “Great Barrier Reef of the South Seas,” it is famous for its crystal-clear waters and colorful tropical fish, making it a paradise for snorkeling enthusiasts. You could spend a day time to do snorkeling or Island-hopping tour, explore the wild beauty and mystery of close-by islands.

Today, after breakfast, say goodbye to the popular paradise for vacation. Then you will fly back to Kuala Lumpur. The rest of the day, easy and free on your own. You could stroll around the Mid Valley Megamall or Suria KLCC do the shopping.

Today, you are free until being transferred to airport for the your departure flight. End your exploration tour in Malaysia.