Genting Highlands Day Trip
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.
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$69.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour9 hours
Kuala Lumpur Tours
Kuala Lumpur Tour of the Vibrant Whirlwind of Customs and Cultures. Kuala Lumpur is full of culturally vibrant quarters dedicated to Indian communities, and Chinese, Malay. New shopping centres with designer labels, 5-star resorts, and top notch eateries also proliferate in this bustling city of 1.6 million.
Kuala Lumpur provides a whirlwind tour of customs, Asian cultures, and cuisines. It's chaotic roads are home to Chinese Joss, colourful Hindu temples, houses, and towering mosques.
Above them, all climbs among the most distinctive skylines on the continent - centred by the twin turrets of the Petronas Towers. The roads form an income map of the countries and races who assembled here in colonial times.
Turn one corner, and you might be in Kowloon or Shanghai. Turn the next, and find yourself transported to steamy South India. One moment, you may be standing among gleaming skyscrapers, the next you are encompassed by traditional can roofed Malay houses.
Let the activities begin!
Kuala Lumpur Food Experience
Kuala Lumpur’s street markets are arguably the best places for first-time visitors looking to experience authentic Malaysian culture.
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$93.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour4 hours
Kuala Lumpur Half Day City Tour
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
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$26.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour4 hours
Kuala Lumpur Suburbs and Batu Caves
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.
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$21.50
Kuala LumpurShared Tour4 hours
Historical Malacca Tour with Lunch from Kuala Lumpur
Journey to Malacca from Kuala Lumpur City Centre for the most comprehensive and the best one day Malacca Tour from Kuala Lumpur packages.
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$60.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour4 to 5 hours
Putrajaya and Agriculture Heritage Park Tour
This heritage park tour is a great way to see Malaysia agricultural heritage producing everything from tea to herbs and spices.
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$66.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour4 to 5 hours
Kuala Lumpur Cultural & Heritage
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.
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$63.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour4 hours
Cameron Highland Day Tour from Kuala Lumpur
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!
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$126.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour13 hours
Kuala Lumpur Tower
See the breathtaking views of Kuala Lumpur at a height of 276 metres from the observatory deck of the Kuala Lumpur Tower.
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$16.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour1 to 11 hours
Sunway Lagoon
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.
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$43.00
Kuala LumpurShared Tour1 to 8 hours
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.
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$64.50
Kuala LumpurShared Tour4 hours
Take a Private Tour of the Old China Town That Moved Into the Future of Kuala Lumpur
Old portions of the city are vanishing quickly as Kuala Lumpur marches towards the future. The pockets of old that stay in Chinatown, Little Brickfields, India, and Chow Kit continue to be the most atmospheric portions of the city and well worth a visit on a guided tour.
For travellers, Kuala Lumpur is first and foremost a spot to eat and to shop. The fusion of flavours has created among the most dynamic dining arenas in Asia. Breakfast on nasi goreng, snatch a banana leaf that is stunning curry for lunch and hit at Jalan Alor Eat Street for the finest Chinese street food in Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur's standing as a shopping destination grows annual, with enormous malls across the Golden Triangle region of the city playing home to leading brands. If you do not need to travel for deals, sights are readily attained via monorail and abundant. Regardless if you lose yourself on sightseeing tours of Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, a piece of virgin jungle in the heart of the city or head to the top of the Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur is Asia incarnate. Visit and 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.Travel Tips for Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur is lucky to have a rainforest, tropical climate and be prepared for the heat and humidity on private tours. There isn't much chance to the weather throughout the year. It doesn't really have a cool season, just a few typhoons !! so best to avoid Mid March to late April and October and November ! Just ensure you bring appropriate loose and cotton clothes and a hat!
I would have to say Kuala Lumpur is by far the cheapest holiday destination in many ways. Air fares are reasonable; accommodation is very cheap including the top end hotels! Even the most affordable 1-star hotels and hostels are to a very high standard.The various historical sites are priced for locals, so it is so cheap to get into everywhere! The food is phenomenal whether it is a street vendor or restaurant you will get a bargain.
Most restaurants have a service charge already included, but for a few cents more see their face light up when they get a tip! Pre-book your travel from airport to hotel and back as its quite far out and can be very busy on arrival and departure. Purchase a sim card on arrival as it will work out a lot cheaper if you need to keep in contact with friends back home. Overall it's a fabulous place for guided tours or to go just kick back and enjoy.
Which do you prefer a dry holiday or a wet one? If you fancy the dry season the best time to book is definitely between May and September you may get the odd day of rain, but otherwise, it is hot and humid !!If you prefer it wet and wild, you can book between November and March bearing in mind November is the wettest month! Whatever the weather most of the activities are indoor and heated so enjoy and have a fabulous time.
Top Things to See and Do Private Guided Kuala Lumpur Tours
Kuala Lumpur is full of culturally vibrant quarters dedicated to Indian communities, and Chinese, Malay. New shopping centers with designer labels, 5-star resorts, and top notch eateries also proliferate in this bustling city of 1.6 million.
Kuala Lumpur provides a whirlwind tour of customs, Asian cultures, and cuisines. Its chaotic roads are home to Chinese Joss colorful Hindu temples, houses and towering mosques. Above them all climbs among the most distinctive skylines on the continent - centered by the twin turrets of the Petronas Towers. The roads form an income map of the countries and races who assembled here in colonial times.
Turn one corner and you might be in Kowloon or Shanghai. Turn the next, and find yourself transported to steamy South India. One moment, you may be standing among sparkling skyscrapers, the next you are encompassed by conventional can roofed Malay houses. Festivals transcend an atmosphere of toleration, and mutual respect pervades and religious boundaries. This strategy that was more powerful collectively has enabled great things to be achieved by Kuala Lumpur. Assisted by petroleum wealth, the city has rapidly transformed itself into the futuristic cyber city from jungle outpost. The fast speed of change is most evident in the central business district, where pockets of colonial and jungle bungalows still stand among the steel and glass towers.
Old portions of the city are vanishing quickly like Kuala Lumpur marches towards the future. The pockets of old that stay in Chinatown, Little Brickfields, India, and Chow Kit continue to be the most atmospheric portions of the city. For travelers, Kuala Lumpur is first and foremost a spot to eat and to shop. The fusion of flavors has created among the most dynamic dining arenas in Asia. Breakfast on nasi goreng, snatch a banana leaf that is stunning curry for lunch and hit at Jalan Alor Eat Street for the finest Chinese street food in Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur's standing as a shopping destination grows annual, with enormous malls across the Golden Triangle region of the city playing home to leading brands. If you do not need to travel for deals, sights are readily attained via monorail and abundant. Regardless if you lose yourself in Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, a piece of virgin jungle in the heart of the city or head to the top of the Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur is Asia incarnate.