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Discover one of Malaysia’s most magical natural experiences on this Kuala Selangor Fireflies Tour from Kuala Lumpur. Your journey begins with a visit to the impressive Sri Sakthi Temple, one of the most beautiful Hindu temples in Malaysia, known for its colorful and detailed carvings. Continue to Bukit Melawati, a historic hilltop where you can enjoy scenic coastal views and interact with the friendly Silver Leaf Monkeys, a unique species found in this area. As evening falls, head to Pasir Penambang Jetty for the highlight of your tour a peaceful boat ride through the mangrove forest. Watch as thousands of fireflies illuminate the trees, creating a breathtaking natural light display. You may also choose to enjoy a local seafood dinner by the riverside (optional, payable on-site) before returning to Kuala Lumpur. This tour is perfect for travelers looking for a relaxing nature experience combined with culture and wildlife.

Try the most delicious tastes in Kuala Lumpur on this street food tour, where your guide will take you to some secret spots and give you a total of ten tastings. You’ll get sweet foods to savory ones, and you’ll also get to sample local beverages. Along the way you’ll see the sights of the city, and hear all about how food shapes Malaysian culture.

Discover the beauty of Kuala Lumpur at night on this scenic evening tour. Visit the glowing Thean Hou Temple, enjoy photo stops at Chinatown, Dataran Merdeka, the stunning River of Life, and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. Pass through the colorful streets of Little India for a glimpse of local life. A relaxing way to see KL's top sights beautifully lit after dark.

Highlight • Experience multiple cultures in one day with this day tour to Bukit Tinggi and Batu Cave • Explore the charming Colmar Tropicale which was inspired by the town in France of the same name • Enjoy the silence and fresh air in the peaceful Japanese Village and the Botanical Garden • Discover the Batu Caves before climbing 272 steps for a beautiful view of the city. Know before you go : • Please bring a jacket or outerwear as the weather can be quite cold especially in the evening • Please wear comfortable walking shoes for the hike up to the Batu Caves • Shorts and sleeveless shirts are not allowed for the temple visit • You will have to remove your shoes before entering the temple

Leave the busy city behind for a chance to explore Kuala Lumpur's beautiful countryside Visit the rural Malay villages, the Royal Selangor Pewter, Chocolate Shops and more Discover the Batu Caves, a Hindu temple and catch a glimpse of the city from the height of 272 steps Learn about Malaysia's rich history, traditions and customs in the suburbs Visit the mysterious limestone caves — Batu Caves Hot Spring, where you can soak your tired feet in the healing mineral waters. Kanching falls for a look at the impressive seven-tiered waterfall. Discover the 6 hours tour take in the impressive sights at Batu Caves and the terraced cascades of Kanching Falls. On this 6-hours tour you're accompanied off the beaten track by a driver guide. In addition to these popular gems, soak your feet at Selayang Hot Spring. Enjoy a mix of cultural and natural attractions. Learn about the sights you see from a local driver guide.

Enjoy the countryside landscapes and handycraft tour by leave the streets of Malaysia’s capital city from Kuala Lumpur. Visit one of the nation’s most beloved shrines, located in the Batu Caves, and see how two of the country’s traditional crafts are made during stops at the Royal Selangor Pewter factory, quick stop at rubber tree plantation,and a batik center. Choose morning or afternoon departure time and smile all the trips.

HIGHLIGHTS • Discover one of Lonely Planet’s ‘Best Places in Asia’ ~ The Hill City • Delight your senses by savoring local delights in an immersive food tour around Ipoh’s vibrant food scene! • Visit Ipoh's symbol of love by exploring Kellie's castle • Discover the Birch Memorial Clock at Old Town Ipoh • Enter an ancient temple built within massive limestone caves • Taste local Chicken Rice, food as iconic as the historical city of Ipoh! • Nothing like the original ~ Ipoh Old Town pioneered the very first true white coffee in the world

Escape the busy city for half a day on a fun small-group tour to the Batu Caves and the countryside around Kuala Lumpur. Travelers with a range of interests will enjoy the variety of this tour. Learn more about Malaysian culture at the Batu Caves, and climb the 272 steps to the top; see local pewter being made at the Royal Selangor showroom; shop for fine silk products, and more.

Get out of Kuala Lumpur for the day and enjoy the natural landscapes and attractions of the Cameron Highlands. Visit a strawberry farm, tea plantation, local markets, and more. The schedule may change depending on what’s open on the day and appropriate for the season. The Cameron Highlands are at a higher altitude than the capital so you can also appreciate the cooler climate.

Experience Malaysia’s administrative center on this cruise around scenic Putrajya Lake. Board a traditional handcrafted gondola or air-conditioned cruise boat and admire magnificent views of majestic landmarks like Putra Mosque, Seri Wawasan Bridge and Perdana Putra, or prime minister’s office. Enjoy a delicious meal on the cruise boat option.

Get out of Kuala Lumpur for a day at Genting Highlands without worrying about public transport connections. This hill resort town is home to an indoor theme park, shopping complex, restaurants, and more, which you can enjoy at your leisure. Return cable car rides are included but all other entrance fees and activities are at your own expense so you can choose what you want to do.

HIGHLIGHTS • The Malaysia country’s largest collection of “firsts” • Discover the beauty of Taiping Lake Gardens • Explore the process of making charcoal

Malaysia is blessed with a multi-racial society consisting mainly Malays, Chinese and Indians. The many different ethnicities that currently exist in Malaysia have their own unique and distinctive cultural identities. The country consists Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia and obtained it’s independence on Aug 31,1957.A small community in Malacca are descendants of former Portuguese colonists who married Malay women. While they have adopted Malay culture, they speak their own language and are Catholics. Each ethnic group has its own underlying culture that separates it from the others, and they have achieved different levels of integration. The Chinese have integrated with Malay culture in a number of areas, including parts of Terengganu, and they form Malayanised groups such as the Baba Chinese in Malacca and the Sino-Kadazan of Sabah. Their combined British rule brought some joint sense of identity to all the ethnic, with English ideas and ideals providing some unifying features.

Zip around Kuala Lumpur's most iconic landmarks with an experienced guide on enticing half-day excursion. Visit the River of Life, gaze up at the Petronas Twin Towers, see the National Mosque, and enjoy ample photo opportunities of sights like Independence Square. - Kuala Lumpur’s architectural icon—the Petronas Twin Towers - Chance to see new construction & historic buildings - Opportunity to browse for souvenirs & try chocolate - Visit one of the world´s top 10 waterfront districts - Route includes Istana Negara, residence of Malaysia's king

HIGHLIGHTS • Scenically charming village neighbouring to Kuala selangor district. • Explore the paddy fields of Sekinchan, a farming and fishing village • Learn about the rice plantation process during a rice factory • The famous wishing tree at one of Malaysia's best beaches • Delicious lunch of fresh seafood at local restaurant Know before you go : • For green fields, go in March/April (until mid-May) and September/October (until mid-November). • If you want to see golden paddy fields, you should plan your trip around the end of May and November. • Make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes • Bring a hat/cap, sunglasses and sunblock lotion recommended

Experience the true Malaysian culture, a melding of Malay, and Chinese. Discover the best street food Kuala Lumpur has to offer. See a new part of the city, from the eyes of a local. Eat your way through the history of the city. Enjoy the company of other food fans and end your day with a rich. - Discover Kuala Lumpur’s lively food culture - Learn about its culinary heritage - Option to stroll on foot and take the Light Rail Transit - Range of foods is enjoyable. - Friendly and knowledgeable guide .

With various hotel pick up options through out the day, this tour is perfect option for you to secure your tour at Petronas Twin Towers. In this tour, you will not only have a chance to visit Petronas Towers but also you will also explore many other Malaysian Architect (ancient & modern) such as Merdeka Square, National Monument, National Mosque and King Palace. Tour duration is 4 - hours and you will be accompanied with english speaking chauffeur.

The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is unique because it is the largest free-flight aviary in the world. It is home to more than 3,000 birds of over 200 different species, and it is set in a lush, landscaped environment that allows the birds to fly and move freely. The park is divided into several different areas, each of which is designed to mimic the natural habitat of the birds that live there. The park also features a variety of interactive exhibits, educational programs, and bird shows, making it a fun and educational destination for visitors of all ages.

Expect a 6-hour of Kuala Lumpur city. Visit the famous Batu Caves, see the Kuala Lumpur Tower, the Twin Towers, KLCC Park and eat a wonderful finger food lunch at Little India. Enjoy the stunning Moorish and Tudor architecture of Kuala Lumpur, a city full of culture and history.

Experience a tour to the Historic City of Malacca from Kuala Lumpur. We bring you to visit some of the most popular top sites in this UNESCO World Heritage city, like 16th-century Portuguese St. Paul' church and A’Famosa fortress, Christ Church and the Stadthuys in the Red Square. Enjoy the Jonker Street walk with variety of local delicacies & souvenirs you could purchase. Highlights: Full-day private Malacca tour Visit the trademarks in the city: A’Famosa fortress & church historic architecture Discover Jonker Street walk local delicacies & unique souvenirs Try the local Food Asam Laksa and Cendol Hotel pickup and drop-off are included

Are you ready to experience some of the best-hidden treasures of Kuala Lumpur’s nightlife? Let‘s start off with a locally inspired cocktail infused with typically Malaysian flavours. A group of young entrepreneurs is slowly changing the way the capital city of Malaysia looks and feels. Much of this transformation is taking place in secret, behind obscure doorways. What used to be Brothels are now trendy bars, pubs and cocktail lounges. They blend in really nicely with the traditional street food served in this area for decades now. We will explore these alleys as well as the train station’s street art, murals and graffiti. Enjoy stories of the city‘s history and culture; foods for thought as well as your stomach! This tour comes with a special dish, but we'll keep it a secret until we meet. Speaking of food, we will make sure your stomach is taken care of with a sample from the best street food, including Clay Pot Chicken Rice and more. Catch a glimpse of KL‘s hidden nightlife today!

• Discover the Batu Caves which take 272 steps to reach, marvel at the impressive golden structure of Lord Murugan, standing tall at 140 feet (43meters).On the way up greeted by mischievous little monkeys • Cave of the complex featuring a high ceiling and ornate Hindu shrines • Visit Batik Factory to see how Batik is printed or hand-drawn using wax and dye • Explore Royal Selangor to witness the making of pewterware – Malaysian’s most distinctive craft. • Choice of morning or afternoon departure • Perfect introduction for first-time visitors

Whether you’re traveling on a tight schedule or you’ve just touched down in Malaysia, this half-day tour of Kuala Lumpur's major museums and galleries is a great introduction to Malaysia’s history and culture. Explore major landmarks and museums with ease with private transfers between the stops. Check off the Islamic Arts Museum, National Textile Museum, and more.

i-City Shah Alam is a stunning 72-acre theme park that’s well-frequented for its nightly colourful display of LED-lit attractions as well as exciting rides and unique museums. Known as the City of Digital Lights, i City is accessible within an hour’s drive from downtown Kuala Lumpur and houses an array of exciting activities, such as a massive water park, 3D and wax museums, and the biggest snow park in Malaysia.