Malaysian Cultural Night
The Malaysian Cultural Night Tour is a great way to see how amazing the Malaysian culture is. You will see different cultures from different Malaysian people.
See the Beauty and Experience a Wild Holiday on a Tour to Malaysia. Enjoy the private tours of Malaysia and explore the country's best theme parks, cultural highlights, natural wonders, jungle landscapes and the white sands.
Malaysia is an amazing country or two if you think of it, as it is divided by the South China Sea! The weather is always hot and a bit humid so makes this an ideal holiday destination!
A vacation experience here can be whatever you want it to be from spectacular beaches, diving through the coral reefs around the islands or even try a tour to the wild jungles and tea plantations!
Maybe a private tour to the old houses in the village of Sawark or the high rise modern architecture of Kuala Lumpur this city has it all !!
The cuisine is second to none with so many different curries, buffets, and food stalls to choose from you won't go hungry in Malaysia !!
Ethnically Malaysia makes up about half the population, with minorities of Malaysian Chinese, Malaysian Indians, and Indigenous people.
As a former Commonwealth country, the government adopted the Westminster parliamentary system, and the legal system is based on common law.
The country has a king, known locally as the ‘Yang di-Pertuan Agong’ and the head of government is the prime minister.
The Malaysian Cultural Night Tour is a great way to see how amazing the Malaysian culture is. You will see different cultures from different Malaysian people.
The Sunway Lagoon is a great theme park for all the family to enjoy from the waterpark to the great shows. Get to see the wildlife and even take bungy jump.
See the breathtaking views of Kuala Lumpur at a height of 276 metres from the observatory deck of the Kuala Lumpur Tower.
Cameron Highlands is Malaysia's largest and best-known hill resort with plenty to see including the butterfly farm and the tea plantation. this really is a great day out!
With a great mix of cultures and traditions, Kuala Lumpur is the cultural centre of Peninsula Malaysia. There is so much to see on this tour including the various temples.
This heritage park tour is a great way to see Malaysia agricultural heritage producing everything from tea to herbs and spices.
Journey to Malacca from Kuala Lumpur City Centre for the most comprehensive and the best one day Malacca Tour from Kuala Lumpur packages.
Batu Caves, one of Kuala Lumpur’s most frequented tourist attractions, is a limestone hill comprising three major caves and a number of smaller ones.
This city tour is a great way to learn about the heritage and culture of Kuala Lumpur with lots of attractions to see and visit including the magnificent Kings Palace
Kuala Lumpur’s street markets are arguably the best places for first-time visitors looking to experience authentic Malaysian culture.
Genting Highlands is an integrated resort development comprising hotels, casinos and a theme park in Pahang, perched on the peak of Gunung Ulu Kali at 1,800 meters high.
On a sightseeing tour of Malaysia, you will realise it is, without a doubt, a food paradise; There aren’t enough words to describe the wide varieties or how to name the types of food available here. Every Malaysian has something to say about food, and they love to eat, all day long! Malaysians are obsessed with their food! There are at least five meals in a day; breakfast…lunch…tea…dinner and supper!
On a city tour, you will notice that Malaysians can be the most passionate and opinionated people you will ever meet about food, and you will love this about them!
For example, if you think you’ve found THE place to get THE best nasi lemak (a Malaysian national fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk, often served wrapped in banana leaf, and usually eaten for breakfast), think again. Uncountable excellent Malaysians will be quick to tell you of a better one yet. You may think Malaysians are crazy, but some people will travel to another state (sometimes more than 100 km) just to eat the best.
What do you get when you combine Malay, Chinese and Indian influence in a dish? A melting pot of mouth-watering dish! Ingredients from one culture are sometimes also cooked using methods and ingredients from another culture. The question is which is better? The original or the ‘remixed’? Of course, the proof is in the pudding!