Top Kuala Lumpur Private Sightseeing Tours - page 35

Easy to locate business; super friendly personnel; top bikes and safety equipment; great for solo travelers; perfect way to see Kuala Lumpur and learn all about the city's various sections and its history. Terrific value and serious fun while getting exercise.

Pick up at my hotel was punctual and good communications beforehand. Our tour guide LG was very polite and informative. The stopping points before the Firefly boat trip were interesting and reasonably quiet despite it being a public holiday. We enjoyed the Firefly Boat Trip despite there being less Fireflies than expected.

We had a fantastic day with Stanley! He was knowledgeable, gregarious, a great driver, and a wonderful guide to the city. We felt at the end of the day that we’d really achieved a true sense of the iconic sights of Kuala Lumpur and appreciated its history and culture far better.

Hafiz was a most excellent guide & driver. He really connected with us and we learned so much about Malaysia. Punctual, factual and start forward fun was had from start to finish. We cannot recommend this tour enough, but make sure you ask for Hafiz, he's the best!

Firstly, thank you to our driver Illyas who was patient with us all day, even when we were late. Batu caves are worth the climb up the 272 steps, just to appreciate the whole place. Then into the cable car to Gentling heights. We got there around 12:30pm and only waited about 5 mins. The views are out of this world. The journey takes approximately 15 mins, and is over before you know it. The resort itself is mind blowing. The fact that your 6000ft up and there’s designer outlets, indoor theme park and numerous places to eat, just doesn’t compute. The value for money of this trip was well worth it. If you wanted to do it yourself you could probably save a few pounds. However door to door service, a local driver who was more than happy to answer all our questions and the comfort of an air con 4x4. No brainer. Thanks.

It was a very good experience. Our tour guide, Mr Arul, picked us up on time at our hotel. He was explaining very well many details about the attractions we visited. He had very good knowledge about it and gave us the information we needed when we were asking about more details. We visited the Batu Caves, they’re really beautiful and we had the privilege to see and take pictures of the big statue restored. We were able to climb the stairs and visit the great caves. Our visit to East Coast Batik was amazing. We could see how the artists make the beautiful arts in silky fabric and the wonderful final results. We went to visit the National Mosque (Masjid Negara), but we weren’t able to enter because was the prayer hour, we just took pictures from outside. Mr Arul gave us good details about this important attraction. We also went to visit the beautiful Chinese Thean Hou Temple and could even see a bride and a groom! Mr Arul explained that the couples like to go there to celebrate their weddings, that was really nice! We went to visit Little India and other important historical buildings from the time of the British colonization. The last point we visited was The River of Life, where the Kuala Lumpur city received its name. Mr Arul explained more details about this attraction and recommended that we should visit this place at night. It was a beautiful view. Our tour included Chinatown, but we didn’t need to go there, because we already visited this place. We recommend this tour and the tour guide, Mr Arul. He is very friendly and respectful and gives great information about other tours and visits that you can do in this beautiful city and country. We really enjoyed our time in KL and would love to come back to visit it again.

This is a convenient way to visit Batu Caves and the Elephant Sanctuary in one day. The drive is mostly highway, so having a driver rather than a full guide works fine. Our driver, Azman, was punctual, personable, and had a nice clean car. His English was good enough for what was needed, and he kindly came out with us at the sanctuary to point out the feeding and bathing stations, take photos, and help us get oriented. Batu Caves were lively, with colorful steps and curious monkeys everywhere. It can feel crowded, but it is worth soaking in the atmosphere - and even getting a bindi at the temple. At the elephant sanctuary, the park is not huge but there is plenty to see. You do not need to pay for elephant bathing in order to watch - the view from the side is just fine. A separate guide did not feel necessary; everything was clear enough on our own. Don't forget to bring cash for any small purchases or donations, and enjoy the day at your own pace.

We had a fantastic day trip to Malacca yesterday! Our guide, Janar, was knowledgeable, friendly, and shared so much about Malaysia's history, culture, and local traditions. He made the experience engaging and informative, and we really appreciated his insights. Highly recommend this tour and Janar to anyone wanting to learn more about Malaysia beyond the usual tourist spots!