Travelpack

Highlights: Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur - Malacca - Singapore

Hotel featured:
✅Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel & Residences
✅Casa del Rio Melaka
✅Maxwell Reserve Singapore, Autograph Collection
✅Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa, Singapore

Itinerary:
Tue 14 May 24 - Kuala Lumpur
3 nights at Pullman Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotel & Residences in a Deluxe Room with Bed & Breakfast

Wed 15 May 24 - Half-Day Kuala Lumpur City Famous Landmarks
Half-Day Kuala Lumpur City Famous Landmarks
This 3.5-hour tour of Kuala Lumpur gives you the opportunity to see the major landmarks and monuments of the Malaysian capital. Visit the Petronas Twin Towers for photo ops, Kings Palace, Merdeka (Independence) Square, the National Mosque, Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, and more. Round-trip hotel transport is included. - Kuala Lumpur architectural icon the Petronas Twin Towers - Chance to see new construction & historic buildings - Opportunity to browse for souvenirs & try chocolate - National Mosque, National Museum & the iconic Railway Station - Route includes Istana Negara, residence of Malaysia's king
Private City Tour
Experience the best of Kuala Lumpur with a tour of the city
highlights. During this tour will visit the King's Palace, National
Monument, Independence Square, Petronas Twin Tower Photo stop Ext
Pickup included
09:30
What's Included
Inclusions:
Return Transfer
English Speaking Driver.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Hotel pickup and drop-off (Hotel within 5 KM From KLCC)
Exclusions:
Food and beverages
Personal expenses
Gratuities
A surcharge of USD 10 per person for pickup outside a 1km radius of the city center is applicable

Thu 16 May 24 - Harmony & Cultural Night Tour
Harmony & Cultural Night Tour
Kuala Lumpur truly comes to life after the sun goes down. This Tour
you can Experience Malaysia's religious harmony and cultural side
visit with a traditional food experience. Visit a Hindu temple,
Chinese Temple, Mosque, Church, and more. - Chinatown Kuala Lumpur -
Sri Maha Mariamman Temple - Thean Hou Temple - Little India -
Dinner at Seni Sattisorru - Dataran Merdeka - The River of Life -
Masjid Jamek - Petronas Twin Towers - Relax in complimentary hotel
pickup and drop-off * Some pleases are drive passes.
Private Tour
Pickup included
18:30
Kuala Lumpur truly comes to life after the sun goes down. On this Tour, you can Experience Malaysia's religious harmony and cultural side visit with traditional food experience. Visit a Hindu temple,
Chinese Temple, Mosque, Church, and more.
- Chinatown Kuala Lumpur
- Sri Maha Mariamman Temple
- Thean Hou Temple
- Little India
- Dinner at Seni Sattisorru
- Dataran Merdeka
- The River of Life
- Masjid Jamek
- Petronas Twin Towers
- Relax in complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off
* Some pleases are drive passes.
What's Included
Inclusions:
Air-condition Vehicle
English Speaking Driver
Hotel Pick up & Drop off (Selected hotel within 5 KM from KLCC)
Exclusions:
Food and Beverages
Personal expenses
Gratuities
What to Expect
This is a Private Tour
Duration : 3 hours to 4 hours

Fri 17 May 24 - Malacca City
3 nights stay at Casa del Rio Melaka in a Deluxe Room with Bed & Breakfast
Private Transfer Hotel to Hotel

Sat 18 May 24 - Walking Historical Malacca
Walking Historical Malacca
Take a half-day walking tour to visit key historical and cultural sites of the UNESCO World Heritage city of Malacca. Discover the diverse cultures of this former colonial outpost including the
Peranakan culture is unique to the straits of Malaysia.
Walking Historical Malacca
At 09:00 in the morning or 13: 00 in the afternoon, be picked up from the hotel for a half-day walking city tour of quaint Malacca. Steeped in history as a trading post due to its vital location
along the Malacca Strait, the town is a melting pot of cultures resulting from a distinct history from the rest of Malaysia notable due to the substantial Portuguese and Dutch influences.
Best explored on foot (a trishaw can be used for this tour at an additional cost), meander through areas steeped in history starting at the oldest remaining example of European architecture in Southeast Asia, A Famosa, before climbing St Paul's Hill to visit St Paul's Church and descending to one of the best examples of Dutch colonial architecture, the Stadthuys - the former Dutch City Hall which is flanked by flamboyantly decorated trishaws. Sample food at Peranakan-style restaurants in Malacca. This style of food is influenced by Cantonese, Portuguese, and Malay
ingredients and methods. Taste a delicious warm Portuguese tart from one of the many nearby vendors.
Next, head to Temple Street, named for the multicultural range of temples and mosques that have lined the street since the early 18th century. This is the perfect place to get a taste of the area's uniquely diverse local culture. Visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Kampong King Mosque, and Sri Vinayagar Temple to better understand Indian, Chinese, and Malay religious customs.
Continue to see restored Peranakan buildings (a cultural mix of Han-Chinese and Malay that forged its own style, known as the Baba-Nyonya, from the 15th century).
Visit the excellent Baba-Nyonya Museum along the way to learn more about the unique Peranakan culture before exploring some interesting antique stores and cafes along the famous Jonker
Street. Walk back to your hotel or continue exploring Malacca on your own.

Sun 19 May 24 - Malacca Food Discovery
Malacca Food Discovery
Evening Tour
Take to the streets of Malacca's old UNESCO heritage town to discover the best local food. Spend the evening exploring from restaurant to restaurant, seeing the influences that a place with a multi-cultural background has had on its food. Taste a variety of different dishes influenced by the Malays, Indians, Chinese, and Arab traders, and gain a better understanding of Malacca's eclectic culinary culture.
Malacca Food Discovery
Meet the guide at the starting point at 18:30 to experience the delights of Malacca cuisine and get a closer look at the local culinary culture that makes Malacca such a hub of international
cuisine.
Spend the evening walking and taking colorful rickshaws through the smaller streets of Malacca a UNESCO Heritage City. Stop at a variety of local restaurants, some offer traditional Malay dishes while others offer culinary treats influenced by overseas traders who came to Malacca over the past 2,000 years. Run by the same family for generations these restaurants specialize in one type of dish, from Chicken Rice Balls to Cendol or Asam Pedas, making them true experts in their craft.
Start with a Satay Celup, which is a type of hot peanut fondue to dip the chicken and vegetable skewers in. With the piping hot aromatic peanuts and a wide assortment of skewered meat and
vegetables, it is one of Malacca's signature dishes, so any trip will not be completed without savoring a taste!
Loading a variety of spices, coconut-based sauces, meats, and vegetables into clay pots at the traditional clay pot specialty restaurant. Roast them over a strong open fire, this brings out
incredible flavors and aromas that one simply will not find at home. Next, let your palate delight in the sumptuous aromas of Indian tandoori spices. First coming to Malacca 2,000 years ago as spice traders, the Indians brought with them a form of cuisine where marinated meat is put on long metal skewers and is cooked over an intense fire in a clay oven.
Continue onwards to try the Chinese specialty dim sum, as well as street food from a hawker stall that boasts a variety of Malay and Chinese recipes. Continue to the old town and stroll through the
heritage houses along Jonker Street, before ending up at a picturesque cafe along the canal. Lined with street art, colorful lights, and music playing from nearby bars, this is a fantastic spot to relax with a drink and muse upon the multicultural cuisines that people brought to this sleep-world heritage town.
Time: 18:30 - 22:30
Departure: Daily
Notes:
- This is a private tour

Mon 20 May 24 - Singapore
2 Nights stay at Maxwell Reserve Singapore, Autograph Collection in a Club Room with Bed & Breakfast
Private Transfer Hotel to Hotel

Thu 23 May 24 - Culture, Art & Architecture in Singapore 
Culture, Art & Architecture in Singapore
Private Tour
Explore Singapore in this Private Walking Tour that highlights Singapore's cultural influences while seeing beautiful skylines and architecture. How did artists view and portray everyday scenes of early Singapore? Time travel to 19th-century Singapore and hear interesting vignettes of people and places, told through a fascinating collection of public art and photos of artworks. Explore the Civic District, Chinatown, and Marina Bay and see iconic landmarks and cultural sights - from the Fullerton Hotel and Singapore River - to the oldest Chinese temple in Singapore, Thian
Hock Kheng temple.
What's Included
Inclusions:
1 local snack
Exclusions:
Private transportation
Any additional expenses/fees not included in this tour.
Meeting and Pick up
Meeting Point
Telok Ayer Stn Exit A
Singapore
End Point
Taxi Stand @ National Gallery Singapore
1 Coleman St, Singapore 179803
What to Expect
This is a Private Tour
Duration: 2 hours, 30 mins

Wed 22 May 24 - Singapore
2 nights stay at Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa, Singapore in a Superior Room with Bed & Breakfast
Private Transfer Hotel to Airport 

Fri 24 May 24 - Departure

Prices & Departures:
Deposit: £125pp
✅Y27412 Heathrow from £2249pp
✅Y27544 Manchester £2315pp
✅Y27564 Edinburgh from £2519pp
✅Y27599 Birmingham from £2489pp
✅Y27601 Dublin from £2569pp

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Based on 2 Adults sharing

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