Malaysia & Singapore Adventure: Cityscapes, Heritage, and Highlands

Start the day with breakfast at the hotel before embarking on a journey that mixes culture and adventure.

Morning: Cultural Tour

• National Palace (Istana Negara) Photo Stop: Admire the grand architecture of the royal residence of Malaysia’s monarch.
• Malaysia Parliament Building (Drive-By): Observe the nation’s iconic legislative building as you pass by.
• Batu Caves: Visit the world-renowned Batu Caves, home to a series of limestone caves and Hindu temples. Marvel at the colossal golden statue of Lord Murugan before ascending the 272 steps to explore the cave temples.

Lunch:
Lunch near Batu Caves (at your own expense) – there are plenty of local restaurants offering authentic Malaysian and Indian cuisine.

Afternoon: Genting Highlands Adventure

• Genting Awana Skyway: Take a scenic cable car ride up to the cool highlands of Genting.
• Chin Swee Cave Temple: Explore the beautifully designed temple set amid the clouds with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
• Sky Avenue & Theme Parks: Enjoy free time to explore Sky Avenue’s shops, restaurants, and entertainment, or indulge in the excitement of both the indoor and outdoor theme parks (at your own expense).
• Genting Premium Outlet: A shopper’s paradise offering discounted luxury brands.

Dinner:
Head to Gohtong Jaya (at your own expense), a town famous for its Chinese restaurants and local delicacies. Return to your hotel in Kuala Lumpur afterward.

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before heading out for a full day of sightseeing around the city’s most iconic landmarks.

Morning:

• National Monument: Visit the impressive monument dedicated to Malaysian soldiers who died in the fight for freedom.
• National Mosque (Drive-By): See the unique architecture of Malaysia’s national mosque with its star-shaped dome and peaceful gardens.
• Independence Square (Dataran Merdeka): Explore this historic site where Malaysia’s independence was declared, surrounded by colonial buildings such as the Sultan Abdul Samad Building.
• Cocoa Boutique: Learn about Malaysia’s world-famous chocolates and treat yourself to some locally made sweets.

Lunch:
Lunch (at your own expense) – there are many options around KLCC for dining, from Malaysian to international cuisine.

Afternoon:

• Petronas Twin Towers (Photo Stop): Snap photos of the world’s tallest twin towers and explore Suria KLCC, a premier shopping and dining destination at the foot of the towers.
• KL Tower (Observation Deck): Head to the KL Tower for an unbeatable 360-degree view of Kuala Lumpur’s skyline.

Dinner:
Wrap up the day with a special dinner at Aras KL in KL Tower, where you can enjoy a meal while admiring the dazzling view of the city at night. Return to your hotel afterward.

After breakfast, depart for Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in history and culture.

Morning:

• A Famosa: Explore the ruins of the old Portuguese fort, one of the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Asia.
• The Stadthuys: Visit the iconic red square with the Stadthuys, a 17th-century Dutch building that now houses a museum.
• Red Square: Wander through the heart of Malacca with its charming Dutch-style buildings and colonial charm.

Lunch:
Lunch in Malacca (at your own expense) – sample local specialties such as Nyonya laksa or chicken rice balls.

Afternoon:

• Malacca River Cruise: Embark on a 45-minute cruise along the Malacca River, passing by colorful murals, riverside villages, and historical buildings.
• Klebang Beach: Relax and enjoy some downtime at this scenic beach, known for its coconut shakes and sunset views.

Evening:

• Jonker Street Night Market: For dinner, head to Jonker Street, famous for its bustling night market filled with street food stalls, souvenirs, and local crafts (at your own expense). After dinner, check into your hotel in Malacca.

After breakfast, travel to Johor Bahru, the southern gateway of Malaysia, for a brief tour of the city’s highlights.

Morning:

• Bukit Serene Palace: Drive by the residence of the Sultan of Johor, known for its grand architecture and well-manicured gardens.
• Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque: Visit this grand mosque, a mix of Victorian and Moorish architecture with a stunning hilltop view of Singapore.
• Sultan Ibrahim Stadium (Photo Stop): Take a quick photo at the historic Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, which holds deep significance for Johor’s football history.

Afternoon:
Cross the border into Singapore, where you will be picked up and transferred to your hotel. Check in and enjoy a free evening to rest or explore.

After breakfast at your hotel, enjoy a full day at leisure to explore Singapore’s top attractions at your own pace.

Suggested Highlights:

• The Merlion: Visit Singapore’s iconic symbol located at Marina Bay.
• Gardens by the Bay: Stroll through the famous futuristic gardens with towering Supertrees, the Cloud Forest, and the Flower Dome.
• Marina Bay Sands: Admire the architectural marvel of Marina Bay Sands or take a boat ride along the Singapore River.
• Sentosa Island: For a mix of relaxation and adventure, visit Sentosa Island for beaches, Universal Studios, and other attractions.

Enjoy a final breakfast at your hotel before being transferred to Changi Airport for your departure. This concludes your exciting 7-day journey through Malaysia and Singapore.