Discover the ancient limestone wonders of Batu Caves.
Take a river boat in Selangor and eat while observing fireflies.
Admire the magnificence of Putrajaya’s contemporary wonders.
Take a nighttime stroll through bustling Chinatown.
Admire the famous Petronas Twin Towers.
When you arrive in Kuala Lumpur, we will transport you in our cosy cars to your accommodation with ease.
With the flavours of this amazing city in the afternoon.
Early check-in is contingent upon availability; hotel check-in is after 14:00 hours.
Enjoy Kuala Lumpur at your own pace for the remainder of the day. Take in all of the breathtaking views, Beach.
Witness the world’s largest firefly colony’s breathtaking light display.
Explore the ancient Fort Altingsburg, which was built in the 18th century to protect the city from invaders.
Take in a breathtaking display of fireflies.
Discover the enchanted “Blue Tears” in Kuala Selangor, where the night is illuminated by illuminating plankton. See the glistening blue seas under the sky while on a boat tour—it’s a breathtaking natural spectacle!
Give macaques and silvered leaf monkeys food.
In a picturesque fishing village, have dinner at a neighbourhood seafood restaurant.
15.30 p.m. Awaiting pickup
Reach Kota Melawati (previously Fort Altingsburg) at 17:00 p.m.
**Tram service on weekends, walking tour on weekdays (15–20 minutes to Bukit Melawati)
Leave for a restaurant in Kuala Selangor at 18:00 p.m.
Enjoy a local supper at 18:30.
19:30 at night Head to the jetty to register.
20:00 p.m. boarding and observing blue tears and firefly
21.30 p.m. Return to Kuala Lumpur.
23:00 Drop off at the same places where they were picked up
Be Aware Before You Go:
• Put on cosy walking shoes.
• To avoid mosquito bites, wear light-colored clothing instead, and carry bug repellent.
• It is not permitted to take pictures, record videos, or capture fireflies while on the boat journey.
• To keep the car clean, no food or beverages are allowed inside.
• Be prepared for potential delays because of shared transport.
Take a leisurely half-day excursion to Putrajaya, which is 25 km south of the capital, to see the more tranquil side of Kuala Lumpur.
Experience with a sightseeing cruise
Explore the distinctive local architecture at the Putra Mosque and Putra Jaya Government Centre.
09:15–9:45 a.m. Awaiting pickup
11:00 am Tasik Putrajaya Cruise ** A conventional boat will take its place automatically if the cruise is not running.
11:40 a.m. Putra Basilica (closed on Fridays)
PJ Government Centre (the administrative centre of the Malaysian Federal Government) at 12:05 p.m.
Putrajaya Perdana at 12:25 p.m.
12.45 p.m. The Putra Bridge
13:00 Depending on traffic conditions, drop-offs should take place at the same places as pick-ups.
Depending on the day’s traffic or weather, the itinerary could change.
Be Aware Before You Go:
• A conventional boat will be offered in the event that the cruise is not available.
• The Mosque’s dress code requires men to wear long trousers and women to wear long sleeves and a scarf.
• Potential traffic delays, particularly during significant festivals
Take a sightseeing tour to see the main attractions in Kuala Lumpur.
Explore a distinctive fusion of European, Chinese, Indian, and Muslim culture.
Discover fascinating Malaysian sites, architecture, and distinctive handicrafts.
The ideal introduction for new guests
08:45–09:15 a.m. Awaiting pickup
Temple of Batu Caves *Skirts and short pants are not permitted for women. Men should wear shorts below their knees.
The National Palace
Parliament House in Malaysia (passby)
View of Merdeka 118 Tower(passby)
Perdana Botanical Garden(passby)
National Mosque of Malaysia(passby)
Old FMS Railway Office(passby)
Brickfields – Little India(passby)
Merdeka Square
Kuala Lumpur City Gallery
River of Life(passby)
Pampas Steakhouse at Old Malaya
Chinatown Kuala Lumpur – Petaling Street
Central Market
Guan Di Temple Chinatown
Temple of Sri Maha Mariamman
Tower of Kuala Lumpur (passing)
Link to Saloma Bridge (passby)
Chocolate Kingdom in Belice
Jadi Batek is a distributor and retailer of batik fashion presents.
The Twin Towers of Petronas
A National Monument
The National Museum
Drive past Kuala Lumpur’s Golden Triangle.
Temple of Thean Hou
19:00 Drop off at the same places where they were picked up
(Due to capacity or weather, some attractions may need to be bypassed.)
Be Aware Before You Go:
Put on cosy walking shoes.
Don’t forget to include a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
Be prepared for weather and capacity-related schedule changes.
Travel to the tranquil island of a traditional crab village after leaving the bustling city.
Explore this unique and traditional fishing community, which is a part of a small group of islands off the coast east of KL.
Admire the famous “floating houses” of Crab Island, which are elevated above the ocean.
Savour a mouthwatering lunch of the renowned local fish from the village.
In about one hour, depart Kuala Lumpur for the busiest port in Malaysia, Port Klang. A panoramic view of the bustling harbour and the mangrove swamps of neighbouring islands can be seen during the 30-minute ferry ride.
Take a leisurely walk when you get at Pulau Ketam to observe how a whole fishing population lives in a place where even the roadways are elevated. A nearby restaurant will offer lunch.
To return to Port Klang, take the ferry after lunch. Take a drive up to see the Selangor Sultan’s magnificent residence.
See the Blue Mosque, also called the Sultan Salahuddin Mosque. The mosque, which is encircled by the Municipal Council Tower, State Library, State Museum, and Lake Gardens, is housed in one of the biggest religious domes in the world and takes up roughly 36 acres of lovely parkland. Before we wrap up our journey for the day, make a stop at Thean Hou Temple.
9:30 a.m. Awaiting pickup
Take a ferry to Pulau Ketam after arriving in Port Klang.
After reaching Pulau Ketam, take a walk around the island.
Examine the market square, nearby residences, educational institutions, temples, and fishing industries.
Enjoy a straightforward local lunch.
Leave Pulau Ketam and head back to Kuala Lumpur.
Go to the Sultan Salahuddin Mosque.
Go to the Temple of Thean Hou.
17:30 p.m. Drop off at the same places where they were picked up
Be Aware Before You Go:
• Because of traffic and weather, the itinerary is subject to change.
• Depending on the availability of seasonal ingredients, the menu may change.
When you take this tour from Kuala Lumpur, you will get to see some cute creatures while visiting Malaysia.
Visit the Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary to learn more about Malaysian elephants.
Visit Deerland Park to engage with its adorable inhabitants, which include peacocks, bunnies, deer, and more.
09:15–09:45 a.m. Awaiting pickup
Batu Caves (just for photos)
See Deerland Park, which is closed on Fridays.
Head to the National Elephant Conservation Centre in Kuala Gandah.
visit to the Baby Elephant area and the Electric Fence (Elephant Observation Area). interacting with the trunk, feeding the elephants, and taking photos.
Video Show Translocation at Auditorium (Registration Building)
Local lunch (a fixed or simple meal)
Take advantage of the Elephant Park Guide* notes to enjoy activities in the elephant sanctuary:
The river’s water level and the present weather determine how all of the activities are carried out. No activities will take place if the river water level is high and it is raining a lot.
Riverside: Mahut is used by adult elephants to bathe; weather and river water level determine how active the elephants are.
– Stage – Educational Performance (Depending on the weather, adult elephants with mahut)
It is possible to have a close-up look at baby elephants next to them, depending on how healthy they are.
Return to Kuala Lumpur.
17:30 p.m. Drop off at the same places where they were picked up
The schedule and sequence of events are flexible and can be changed to best suit operating requirements. They are also impacted by human traffic and weather.
Be Aware Before You Go:
• Elephant bathing is possible for RM10 per person (payable at the sanctuary), but it is not included.
• Deerland Park might close unexpectedly.
One of our drivers will take you to Kuala Lumpur Airport after breakfast, at the scheduled time, so you can check in your bags and catch your flight out of there.
Late check-out is contingent upon availability, and the maximum hotel check-out time is 12:00 noon.
