Wonder of Malaysia

Arrival in Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur Heritage Discovery

Kuala Lumpur is often called a cultural melting pot because of its harmonious blend of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and other indigenous cultures, which create rich historical and cultural values in the city. To experience this diversity, we will explore several landmarks that represent each heritage. One of them is Masjid Jamek, one of the oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur. A short walk leads to Merdeka Square, where Malaysia declared independence in 1957. Sin Sze Si Ya Temple is the oldest Taoist temple in Kuala Lumpur, built in 1864, representing the early Chinese community in the city. The influence of Chinese culture can also be experienced in Chinatown along Petaling Street, a lively area known for its street markets, restaurants, and traditional shops. The Indian community’s heritage can be seen at Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, the oldest Hindu temple in the city. Indian culture is also reflected in Little India Brickfields, an area filled with traditional clothing shops, spice stores, and Indian restaurants. Another famous Hindu site is Batu Caves, where visitors can climb 272 colorful steps to reach the temple inside a limestone cave and see the giant golden statue of Lord Murugan. Together, these landmarks highlight the multicultural identity and rich heritage of Kuala Lumpur. Finally, we will end the tour with lunch at a local restaurant before driving you back to your hotel. For small group, this tour will be done by foot and train. Visit to Petronas Twin Tower can be arranged for additional fee.

Kuala Lumpur – Melaka

The tour begins with a hotel pick-up followed by a two-hour journey to Malacca, a historic city recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. Once one of Southeast Asia’s most important maritime trading ports, Malacca bears the cultural and architectural imprints of centuries of Portuguese, Dutch, and British rule. Upon arrival, explore the historic Dutch Square, where the striking red façade of the Stadthuys stands as a reminder of the Dutch colonial era. Nearby, visit Christ Church, one of the oldest functioning Protestant churches in Malaysia, and St. Peter’s Church, a significant example of early Catholic heritage in the region. Continue to the remnants of A Famosa Fortress, one of the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Asia, originally built by the Portuguese in the early 16th century. From there, ascend to the ruins of St. Paul’s Church, perched on St. Paul’s Hill, which offers insight into Malacca’s layered colonial past. The journey through history continues with a stroll through the iconic Red Square, surrounded by some of the oldest buildings in Malaysia. Wander along Jonker Street, a historic thoroughfare once home to wealthy Peranakan merchants, now known for its heritage shops, antiques, traditional crafts, and vibrant street food culture. Conclude the tour with a relaxing Malacca River cruise. Once a vital artery of trade during Malacca’s golden age, the river today is lined with restored colonial shophouses, colorful murals, and lively waterfront scenes. Stay overnight in Malacca.

Melaka – Rompin State Park

After breakfast, we proceed for an approximately 4 hours land journey to Rompin State Park. You will arrive at the park in the afternoon. Later in the afternoon, join the Rainforest Prelude Tour, which provides an introduction to the park and its diverse wildlife. As evening falls, embark on a night walk with your guide. This is the best opportunity to spot nocturnal animals and insects in their natural habitat.

Rompin State Park

Wake up to the symphony of the rainforest! After breakfast, set off on a trek to Mahkota Waterfall. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the rainforest as you hike through lush greenery toward the stunning waterfall, where the cool mist provides a refreshing reward. After lunch, head to the jetty for a serene Kinchin River cruise. Drift gently along the river, surrounded by dense rainforest, and keep an eye out for local wildlife along the banks. The evening is yours to relax, explore the surroundings, or simply unwind and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at your leisure.

Rompin State Park - Kota Kinabalu

Today, we will leave Rompin behind for your departure transfer to Senai (Johor Bahru) Airport. Your next destination is Kota Kinabalu. Upon arrival at Kota Kinabalu Airport, we will meet and transfer you to your hotel..

Kota Kinabalu - Kinabalu Park - Kundasang

Embark on a two-hour journey through the countryside of Sabah. On clear days, enjoy breathtaking views of Borneo’s iconic Mount Kinabalu from various vantage points along the way. Stop at the Pekan Nabalu market, where you can browse a variety of local handicrafts and souvenirs. Continue to Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and enjoy a guided nature walk through the Botanical Garden. The park is home to more than 4,500 species of flora and fauna, including many endemics to Borneo. Weather permitting, explore one of the park’s trails and experience the cool, refreshing montane forest.

Kundasang – Poring Hot Spring – Sandakan

Check-out and proceed Poring hot spring after breakfast. Upon arrival, trek up to the Canopy Walk, built at 41 metres about the ground and 157 metres length. After that, feel free to soak yourself in one of the open-air sulphur spring bathtubs (fee not included). After lunch, we continue our journey to Sandakan. If time permits, we will have a short stop at Moroli River, Luanti for a delightful fish spa. Overnight in Sandakan.

Sandakan – Kinabatangan River

Pickup from your hotel. Head to Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre. There, you'll be treated to an enlightening video show about the conservation efforts done at the centre. Take a ten-minute walk to the feeding platform to witness the feeding of the orangutan. You will have the opportunity to watch them again at the outdoor nursery. After that, head to the Sun Bear Conservation Centre next door to learn more about the smallest bears in the world. Depart for an estimated 2 hours land or boat journey to one of the lodges in Kinabatangan River. Enjoy an evening river cruise in search of Borneo's wildlife and birds.

Kinabatangan River

Wake up as early as 0600hrs for the morning river cruise up the Kinabatangan River to oxbow lake to view more birds and wildlife. Return to the lodge for breakfast. In the afternoon, proceed for another river cruise for more wildlife.

Kinabatangan River – Sandakan – Kota Kinabalu

Return to Sandakan by land or boat. After lunch, we will drop you off at Sandakan Airport to catch your flight to Kota Kinabalu. Upon arrival at Kota Kinabalu, you will be transferred to Kota Kinabalu Jetty. From here you will take a short boat transfer to a 5-star beach resort.

Kota Kinabalu

Free and easy in a 5-Star Beach Resort

Kota Kinabalu

Free and easy in a 5-Star Beach Resort

Departure

Take a boat transfer from the resort to Kota Kinabalu Jetty followed by a land transfer to the airport to catch your flight home.