This morning we include a sightseeing tour of Kuala Lumpur. The capital city of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is an exciting, buzzing city that began life in the mid-1900 as a trading post for Chinese tin miners. The modern skyscrapers rub shoulders with traditional culture and colonial architecture. Your sightseeing tour will feature visit to National Mosque, the National Monument and Cenotaph and a photo stop at the Gate of King’s Palace.

Kuala Lumpur is best seen by foot, you will walk the streets and witness the sights, sound and smell to venture further into the abstract image of the old and new part of this city. Starting from Central Market, and stroll down the streets to visit the Sri Mahamariamman Temple. Following which, venture through the busy street in China town, where housewives or tourists haggle over prices. Walk through Little India, past the Jewellery and Saree shops. Visit the beautiful Masjid Jamek mosque. Then onto Merdeka Square with Tudor style Royal Selangor Club in the background. Finally, visit a batik outlet to watch demonstrations of how various types of batik prints are produced.

Lunch Special Banana Leaf Lunch will be served on this day

Batu Caves The cave is one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside India, dedicated to Lord Murugan. Batu Caves is a limestone hill that has a series of caves and cave temples. Followed by Selangor Pewter Factory Visit

Leisure at the Hotel / Own Activities at Kuala Lumpur

This morning we go on a scenic drive to the attractive Cameron Highlands, named after William Cameron, the British surveyor who discovered them in the late 19th century. This highland lies 6,000 ft above sea level. The cool and refreshing air over its undulating valleys and majestic mountains surrounds the area of complete beauty of vast green scenery, sprawling tea plantations, flower gardens, vegetable farms and fruits orchards are common sights. En route you stop to visit a cottage industry making bamboo baskets and the Lata Iskandar Waterfall.

Upon arrival at Cameron Highlands, check in at the hotel. Rest of the afternoon/evening is free at your own leisure.

Explore Cameron This morning, we will visit a hillside market. Here, we will learn of the many types of tropical fruits, vegetables and flowers grown on Cameron Highlands. A visit to the BOH tea plantation will give you an insight into the tried and tested methods of tea making in the Cameron Highlands. Tea tasting; enjoy BOH’s best teas and savour their exquisite flavours.

Leaving Cameron Highlands behind, you travel into Perak State, famous for its tin mines, cave temples and royal palaces. Near Ipoh, you will visit the Kek Lok Toong Cave Temple, famous Cave Temple to learn about the Buddhist, Taoist and Confucianism believes. We will make a stop at a century-old palace at Royal Town of Kuala Kangsar, now converted into a museum for the Royal Regalia. See the enchanting Ubudiah Mosque, with its fairy tale architecture that seems to have emerged from the fables of the Arabian nights! It's then time to cross the impressive 13.5 km-long bridge to the island of Penang, the “Pearl of the Orient” for two nights stay.

Explore Penang Enjoy a heritage walk to savour the unique wonders of the old Georgetown, UNESCO Heritage Site. First visit proceed to the Khoo Kongsi – a building featuring a magnificent hall embellished with intricate carvings and wood work. Proceed walk to Goddess of Mercy Temple, past flower shops, Fortune Teller stalls, and stop at Joss Stick shop house to see how a joss sticks are produced by Mr. Lee. Walk to Little India – Spice Market and experience the hustle and bustle of Georgetown’s spice trade like wholesale and retail traders dealing in age old spice like cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg & etc. Board on vehicle and visit to the Chew Jetty - the fishing village where houses are built on stilts over clan in mid-19th Century, who came from Southern China. Continue to see the ruins of Fort Cornwallis, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha and the Burmese temple. Rest of the afternoon free at your own leisure to explore more of this UNESCO Heritage Site!

you will be transferred to Penang jetty for a 2.5 hours ferry ride to Langkawi Island or Penang Airport For Departure