Visit the World Famous City of Light

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Visit the world famous City of Light, the first place on most tourist Asian list Kuala Lumpur! With our

popular weekend break our 4 days tour include train, hotel & a sightseeing tour! Our three day Kuala

Lumpur tour operates every weekend throughout the summer to the most beautiful and enchanted city

in Southeast Asia. With so many famous sights such as The Mosque Jamek, Batu Caves, Petronas Twin

Towers, KL Tower, Chinatown and so much more!

Tour Includes :

Departure from KLIA and return transfer

Guided sightseeing tour of Kuala Lumpur

KL hop on and off bus

One day in Genting Highland

Six hotel , Bukit Bintang

Services of an Anderson Park Tour


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The Garden of Lights , Kuala Lumpur

Exoticism, mystery, a world full of history and stories of sultans and their mistresses, but also impressive

architecture, technology, and bustling commerce, thats what you can expect to find in Kuala Lumpur.

Malaysias capital may not be the biggest city on the face of the Earth, but it manages to impress through its

unique mixture of old and new. Perhaps the most famous symbol of Malaysian history is the palace of sultan

Abdul Samad, with its one-of-a-kind design and majestic facades, while the new is represented by the Petronas

Towers and modernhotels in Kuala Lumpur.

With a population of 7.2 million, The Garden City of Lights, as Kuala Lumpur is often referred to, as a modern,

crowded and noisy city that manages to retain its identity, history and traditions intact. At first glance you might

be tempted to categorize it as just another city dominated by impressive-looking skyscrapers, but in reality,

Kuala Lumpur has many historical structures, and a rich cultural heritage, just waiting to be discovered. Kuala

Lumpur is home to a mixture of Arab, Chinese and Indian cultures that never tried to annihilate each other, but

learned to coexist in peace and harmony. The main religion is Islam, hence the large number of mosques and

minarets, of which the Friday Mosque and the Masjid Negara Mosque are the most impressive. There are also

plenty of Chinese and Indian religious buildings, like Sze Yeah Temple, and the Sri Maha Marianmeu Temple.

The Petronas Towers, two architectural jewels piercing the sky, are the most famous structures in Kuala Lumpur.

The tallest twin towers in the world, they also held the title of the tallest building on Earth, until 2003, when the

Taipei 101 tower was completed. The most impressive characteristic of the Petronas Towers is the bridge that

connects them, at 170 meters into the air. Open to the public, Tuesday to Sunday, from 8:30 am until 5:00 pm, it

offers a unique view over Kuala Lumpur. Last but not least, Kuala Lumpur is the perfect place to experience the

fabulous oriental cuisine. Malaysian gastronomy is unique in its way of blending continental dishes from China

and India, with foods from the islands of the Sea of China. This creates a colorful, aromatic and sometimes

electrifying experience thats definitely worth the trip to Malaysia.
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Kuala Lumpur has plenty of colonial buildings in its center, a vibrant Chinatown with street

vendors and night markets, and a bustling Little India. Sample the city's highlights on a morning

tour of Chinatown, mosques and grand public buildings - you can also do this as a private tour

with your own English-speaking guide. Or take the full-day private tour to really get to know

this vibrant Asian city. Discover the tropical green side of KL on a morning tour of the city's

nature parks to see butterflies, birds, hibiscus and orchids.

Kuala Lumpur's ethnic mix means you can eat Malay food for breakfast, Chinese for lunch and

Indian for dinner. The numerous night markets scattered around the city are crowded and

atmospheric, buzzing with the sounds of haggling and Asian pop. When it's time to move on to

indoor entertainment, the Golden Triangle and Bangsar areas are the places to head for bars

and dancing. And in the glitter of neon lights, see Kuala Lumpur by night with dinner and

Chinatown's night markets included, or from the revolving restaurant atop KL Tower .


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Itinerary

Kuala Lumpur is an Asian tiger that roars. A modern city of gleaming skyscrapers, the buzz

about KL is as palpable as its intoxicating aromas of sizzling satay, sweet incense, and tropical

flowers.

DAY ONE - Friday

07.00am Meet at KLIA welcome desk opposite check-in, next to self-service ticket machines at KLIA Interanational Airport.

08.02am Depart by Anderson Volkswagen Samba Van from KLIA, Sepang The Westin Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

10.00am Arrive in Westin, Kuala Lumpur. Check in , 45 minutes break

10.45am The group will thenbreet by our local coach to commence a morning sightseeing tour.

02.00pm Lunch in a famous restaurant in Bukit Bintang Alibaba Kebab

03.00pm Next stop , visit theIslamic Art Museumand theNational Mosque

05.30pm To Chinatown with street vendors and night markets, and a bustling Little India.

08.00pm Arrive in Westin Hotel for dinner and the remainder of the day is at leisure in Starhill!

Highlights Four-hour morning sightseeing tour of Kuala Lumpur's must see attractions

Visit the Jamek Mosque, the oldest mosque in Kuala Lumpur

Snap up some bargains in Chinatown

Photo opportunity of the Royal Palace

See artifacts at the National Museum

Walk through the Royal Selangor Visitor Center, see the flawlessly crafted pewter designs English-speaking guide

Hotel pickup and drop off
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Westin , Hotels and Resorts

The Westin Kuala Lumpur stands in the heart of the citys central business and shopping district alongthe vibrant streets of Jalan Bukit Bintang. Our ideal location puts the citys best entertainment, dining,and local attractions right at your doorstep, including Petronas Twin Towers, Malaysian Philharmonic,Kuala Lumpur Tower, and the Pavilion shopping center.

Chinatown

At the heart of Kuala Lumpur is an area which never sleeps, and far more colourful and bustling thanits bigger and more glamourous neighbours, KLCC &Bukit Bintang. Chinatown, based in PetalingStreet, is also known as 'Chee Cheong Kai' (Starch Factory Street), a reference to its roots as atapioca-producing district. Deeply immersed in Oriental culture, heritage and history, Chinatown isundoubtedly one of the most popular tourist spots in Malaysia.Chinatown is also a well-known bargainhunters paradise, a place where you can find all sorts of stuff from Chinese herbs to imitation goods.At night, its main market area, Petaling Street, transforms into a lively and vibrant night market, filledwith hundreds of stalls offering all kinds of goods at dirt-cheap prices, and the best thing is, the pricescan be brought lower still as haggling is the way of life here.

Alibaba Kebab , Jalan Ampang

Malay Cuisine , known for best kebab in town. With varieties of traditional

food such as Beef Rendang, Nasi Lemak, Satay, Mutton Soup, Ikan Bakarand so much more! Shisha with unlimited time with fifteen different flavours

for just RM 15 ( 3.50 )
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Day Two: Saturday

8.30amBreakfast at Westins Buffet

9.00amMalaysia National Zoo

10.30am - Visit the Elephant Orphanage Sanctuary also known as the Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Center on this tour

05.30pmreturn to Westin and own activity

7.30pm - Shopping in Kuala Lumpur , enjoy KL nightlife

Elephant Orphanage Sanctuary

Visit the Elephant Conservation Farm at Kuala Gandah - only one and a half hour'sjourney from Kuala Lumpur. Located in a beautiful tropical rainforest, the Elephant

'Sanctuary' in an ambitious elephant conservation program implemented and managedby the Malaysian Wildlife Society, where you come into close contact with semi-wildelephants. Truly an exciting and never-to-be forgotten experience!

Zoo Negara

Zoo Negara Malaysia is managed by the Malaysian Zoological Society, a non-governmental organization established to create the first local zoo for Malaysians.Zoo Negara is now 48 years old and has matured into a well-known zoo all around

the world. A total of over 5446 specimen from 476 species of mammals, birds,reptiles, amphibians and fish. Zoo Negara covers 110 acres of land which is situatedonly 5km from the city of Kuala Lumpur. Over the years, the zoo has transformeditself to an open concept zoo with over 90% of its animals being kept in spaciousexhibits with landscape befitting its nature. We are working in making sure that theold zoo concept is changed entirely.


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Shopping in Kuala Lumpur

Its a clich, but there you have it: KL is a shoppers paradise. Anything and everything is on sale in the

citys many malls, markets and street-side stalls. From the malls of Bukit Bintang to the splendor of Suria

KLCC, you can shop in air-conditioned comfort for hours! If youre looking for local souvenirs and crafts

head to theCentral Market. There are plenty of bargains to be had in bustling Chinatown, which reminds

me: in KL the key to a successful shopping experience is to bargain. Prices are never fixed here (unless

youre in an internationally-known chain store), so dont hesitate to ask for the best price whether youre

in an air-conditioned mall, like Low Yat, or out on the street in Chinatown. No matter where you are, keep

it light and fun, with a smile on your face angry bargaining is seen as very rude in this part of the world.

And dont forget, its all part of the adventure! An excellent place to start is Bukit Bintang (Star Hill in

Bahasa Malayu), the heart of downtown KL. If youre looking for the luxury shops, you can find everything

from high-end designers like Gucci and Prada at the Star Hill Mall (next door to the Westin Hotel). The

lower level also houses a great variety of gourmet restaurants. Next door to the Star Hill Mall is Lot 10,

one of the most popular stops for local fashionistas great shoes and great bargains can be found in this

slightly smaller, mid-priced shopping mall. Further down the street is Low Yat Plaza electronics is the

name of the game here, everything from cell phones to digital cameras to computers to MP3 players (but

no clothes, shoes, glasses or books). Dont forget to bargain hard, though, prices start in the

stratosphere, but you can usually get some great deals if youre willing to try a little banter with theshopkeepers.Suria KLCCis Malaysias premiere shopping outlet directly underneath the Petronas

Towers. The ground level houses designer boutiques, while the upper levels showcase more mid-level

shops. Suria has some great restaurants along with an international food court.

Another great shopping stop is the hustle and bustle of Chinatown, specifically Jalan Petaling. Knock-offs

of just about everything can be found, along with more traditional Chinese items. Prices are aimed at well-

heeled tourists, so dont forget to negotiate for everything start at around 1/3rd of the quoted price and

work up from there.If youre still on your feet by the time the sun goes down, KL has a great selectionof Pasar Malam(night markets) all around the city. The Sunday night market in Bangsar is one of the

largest, and a frequent favorite of expats living in KL. Fresh fruits and vegetables, along with all sorts of

clothes, accessories and souvenirs can be found at any one of these fabulous markets.
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Day 3: Sunday

A night in Genting Highland

8.30am depart from Westin Hotel for Genting Highland in our Volkswagen Samba Van

10.30am Breakfast at The Olive ( 20 minutes from Genting Highland )

12.00pm check into First World hotel

12.15pm Genting skyway cable car

2.00pm Lunch ( own choice )

4.00pm Theme Park and own activity

8.30pm dinner in April Snow Bar

9.30pm enjoy a cabaret show by Liza Minneli in the Genting Arena

Take a relaxing, scenic ride up to Genting on our Skyway cable cars. The Awana and Genting Skyways provide breathtaking views

of the surrounding hills at a comfortable speed that will get you to the top in no time at all.


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Genting Outdoor Theme Park

The cool mountain air makes it an exhilarating experience to enjoy the many rides at theOutdoor Theme Park. Whether taking leisure drives in the Antique car or experiencing theadrenaline pumping Space Shot, its a magical adventure of fun and excitementfor the whole

family!

Genting Indoor Theme Park

Hop on the dare devil rides, get thrown in the air, get spun around, and tosses over, feel theadrenaline rush! Like a moment suspended in the time, transported to a world where laughterand revelry abound.


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Canopy Walkway

This private sightseeing tour in Kuala Lumpur offers you an opportunity to walk through a Malaysian

Rainforest to observe the forest ecosystem. Walk through shady nature trails and arboretums - among

them the Dipterocarp arboretum, a collection centre of living trees for botanical reference. At the

Bambusetum you will see almost 30 species of local bamboo. Forest Reserve Institute of Malaysia

(FRIM) in Kuala Lumpur offers visitors the opportunity of enjoying a walk through a Malaysian Rainforest

to help increase your understanding of the forest ecosystem. This Forest Reserve is gazetted in 1926 and

has a worldwide reputation as a centre of excellence in forestry research. Spread over 1,528ha, the FRIM

Kepong is the first of its kind to contain both regenerated and secondary forest, which together hold

hundreds of plant life species.


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Day 4: Monday

08.30amBreakfast in First World Hotel10.00amReturn to Kuala Lumpur12.30pmCanopy walkway tour in FRIM ( Forest Reserve Institute of Malaysia )

03.30pmBatu Caves and Temple tour04.30pmKuala Lumpur Nature in the city tour including Butterfly Park07.00pmKL Tower Revolving Restaurant Buffet

09.30pmcheck out from Westin and a two hour ride to KLIA00.45amflight

KL Tower revolving restaurant, Kuala Lumpur


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