What to do and see in Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan: The Best Rail Tours

Experience the true Malaysian culture, a melding of Malay, Indian, 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 coffee drink. - 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 .

Inclusions: English-speaking driver (For walking tour only tour guide included), Transportation (LRT/monorail/Private Car or van - according to package), Local taxes and fees., All food and non-alcoholic drinks (according to package)

Exclusions: Alcoholic beverages, Gratuities

Mah Meri Cultural Village, also known as the village of the Mask Man of Malaysia. An up-close personal experience with the Mah Meri indigenous tribe, they are 1 of the 19 indigenous tribes in Peninsular Malaysia. Most of the members of the Mah Meri tribe live along the coast of South Selangor from Sungai Pelek up to Pulau Carey, although there is at least one Mah Meri Community on the other side of the Klang River.

Inclusions: Tour of Mahmeri Cultural Village, Light refreshments at MahMeri Cultural Village, 1-way pick-up from hotel in Kuala Lumpur to MahMeri Cultural Village, English Speaking Guide

Exclusions: Hotel drop-off, Food and drinks, unless specified, Souvenirs, Gratuities

This is a 2-day fully-guided private tour ideal for travelers with limited time in Singapore, but still want to have a taste of 3 South East Asian countries (Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia). First, you will take a high-speed ferry to Batam to visit the tallest Goddess Of Mercy statue in Indonesia, a Balinese-style Hindu temple, as well as to sample tasty Indonesian cakes. Next, you will fly to Kuala Lumpur to visit the renowned Batu Caves, National Palace, National Monument, National Mosque, Independence Square, as well as to visit the world-famous Petronas Twin Towers skybridge and observatory deck. On the 2nd day, you will visit the 4th largest cave in the world - Phu Pha Phet Caves, at a UNESCO Global Geopark at Satun, Thailand. You will also briefly stop by 2 Thai Buddhist temples and Thale Ban National Park along the way. Conclude with a Business Class coach ride back to Singapore after sightseeing on the 2nd day.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Fully-guided private tour, Live commentary at the various attractions, Singapore hotel pickup and drop-off, Free WIFI access throughout (subject to cell coverage), All taxes, fees and handling charges, Day 1: High-speed ferry from Singapore to Batam, Indonesia, Day 1: Airbus Malindo ATR flight from Batam to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Day 1: Malaysia domestic high-speed train from Kuala Lumpur to Alor Setar, Day 2: Private minivan sightseeing from Alor Setar to UNESCO Global Geopark at Satun, Thailand, Day 2: Business Class coach back to Singapore, Day 1: Traditional layer cake sampling at Batam, Indonesia, Day 1: Entrance tickets to Petronas Twin Towers skybridge + observation deck in Malaysia, Day 1: Accommodation at 4-star Raia Hotel & Convention Centre (or similar) at Alor Setar, Day 2: Entrance tickets to Phu Pha Phet Caves at UNESCO Global Geopark at Satun, Thailand, 10% of net proceeds go to helping the aged sick + cerebral palsy children in Singapore and Malaysia, Hygiene amenity kit (hand sanitizer, wet wipes, napkins, face masks, disposable gloves)

Exclusions: Alcoholic Beverages, Gratuities

This is a private tour. You will be safe escorted by a local licensed tourist guide. It is flexible in term of timing and choice of places to go and eat. The tour will be informative and fun. You will also have hands on experiences when come to food and cultures. This is a tour for you to walk into the life of the locales and see how they lead their daily life.

Inclusions: Private transportation

Exclusions: Lunch

I will show the side of the excursion that most traveller do not see. You will love it to have me as your guide. I am a good photographer too. The most interesting is, i will make sure that i will cover all of the point of interest in the itinerary.

Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Tour Guide if necessary, Driver, Bottled water

Exclusions: Lunch, Gratuities, Entrance Fee

Contrast and Diversity is a new tagline for the City of Kuala Lumpur. The theme was chosen based on the Contrasting nature of the city which is surrounded by old and modern buildings whereas Diversity is due to the fact that Kuala Lumpur is a unique city where various races live in peace and harmony while preserving their traditional cultures, beliefs and cuisines. This tour will give you an overall understanding how the main races in Kuala Lumpur carry out their daily lives ranging from culture, food and beliefs

Inclusions: Bottled water, Breakfast, Snacks, Lunch, LRT ride inclusive of fare using the Touch N Go prepaid card

Exclusions: Personal expenses

Start your day in Kuala Lumpur with this cultural crash course peppered with history and architecture. An easy going walk, our stories give you insight into the communities practices and rituals.

Inclusions: Private tour, Licensed local guide, 1 non-alcoholic drink and 1 local snack per person, 1-way train ticket from Pasar Seni LRT to KLCC LRT

Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Personal expenses, Lunch

Firstly, this is not your typical 'Jalan Alor' street food market! :-) Kuala Lumpur night markets are great if you’re looking to experience the local lifestyle during your holiday in the Malaysian capital. Each day of the week, a small section of residential neighbourhoods throughout the city are closed off to traffic from 18:00 onwards to make way for stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, accessories and household items, creating oases of local culture and cuisine. Locally called pasar malam, these traditional street markets are an incredibly prominent feature in the Malaysian shopping experience, where locals go to buy a variety of goods in the evening. Visitors can also enjoy authentic local dishes and street snacks at cheap prices, from nasi lemak, burgers and noodles to Malay kuih (cakes), deep-fried bananas and fresh juices.

Inclusions: Train tickets for the whole tour

Exclusions:

Firstly, this is not your typical 'Jalan Alor' street food market! :-) Kuala Lumpur night markets are great if you’re looking to experience the local lifestyle during your holiday in the Malaysian capital. Each day of the week, a small section of residential neighbourhoods throughout the city are closed off to traffic from 18:00 onwards to make way for stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, accessories and household items, creating oases of local culture and cuisine. Locally called pasar malam, these traditional street markets are an incredibly prominent feature in the Malaysian shopping experience, where locals go to buy a variety of goods in the evening. Visitors can also enjoy authentic local dishes and street snacks at cheap prices, from nasi lemak, burgers and noodles to Malay kuih (cakes), deep-fried bananas and fresh juices. Depending on the day & traffic situation, we will either drive or take the train to go there.

Inclusions: Train tickets for the whole tour

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