Melaka Heritage Day Tour
A walk through the UNESCO-listed old town: A Famosa, Christ Church, Jonker Street and the river.
Malaysia’s capital and its planned administrative city, one hour apart. See the skyline, a Hindu cave shrine and Putrajaya’s lakeside mosque and government buildings.
At 452 metres, the towers were the world's tallest buildings from 1998 to 2004. The KLCC park and fountain below are popular at night.
A limestone hill with a Hindu shrine, reached by 272 steps beside a giant golden statue of Lord Murugan.
The pink-domed mosque and the lakeside boulevard of the federal administrative capital.
Where the Malayan flag was first raised in 1957, beside the Sultan Abdul Samad Building.
Street food, markets and shopping in the city centre.
Merdeka Square, National Monument, Petronas Twin Towers and KLCC park. Evening food street in Bukit Bintang.
Batu Caves in the morning, then Putrajaya for the mosque, Perdana Putra and a lake cruise before departure.
This is a sample plan. We adjust days, pace and stops to your group.
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A walk through the UNESCO-listed old town: A Famosa, Christ Church, Jonker Street and the river.
Tea estates, strawberry farms, mossy forest walks and cool mountain evenings.
Beaches, the cable car and sky bridge, mangrove tours and island hopping.
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