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Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur)

OVERVIEW

Become immersed in the Malaysian culture through attractions that present the astounding diversity of local life. The experience will begin by visiting the Chinese temple Kuan Theng Keng, a massive marble statue of Buddha and a traditional house where you will enjoy a cup of herbal tea and snacks. The Royal Gallery offers a glimpse into the elite lifestyle of Malaysia’s monarchs through exhibits of their personal effects, photography and regalia such as a replica of the crown jewels. The building housed the British administrative offices during the colonial era and was a Japanese headquarters during World War II. You will also have the opportunity to browse the stores in Little India, a vibrant community known for its shopping. You will find a profusion of authentic Indian merchandise such as saris, sweetmeats and fragrances. A photo stop at the lavish Alam Shah Palace will add yet another dimension to your understanding of Malaysian life.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Appreciate the city’s religious diversity at a Chinese temple and at a statue of Buddha.
• Enjoy tea at a traditional house that offers a glimpse into one aspect of local life.
• Trace the lives of Malaysia’s rulers through fascinating exhibits at the Royal Gallery.
• Shop for authentic Indian merchandise in the community Little India.
• Pause for photos at Alam Shah Palace, the official residence of the Sultan of Selangor.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

This tour is for those who wish to explore the fascinating city of Kuala Lumpur at their own pace. Enjoy an approximately 1 1/2-hour scenic drive to Kuala Lumpur. En route, your guide will be happy to answer your questions while pointing out several points of interest.

You will be dropped off at Lot 10, a modern mall located in the Bukit Bintang area which is within walking distance of some of the city's other main shopping areas. Also close by, is popular Bintang Walk, where you can find an array of restaurants and cafés offering both local and international cuisine. Your guide will recommend a variety of remarkable shopping options ranging from upscale boutiques to bargain markets, as well as direct you to some of the city's most noteworthy landmarks.

After approximately 4 1/2 hours off free time, you'll rejoin your coach back at the designated location at Lot 10 for the return drive back to the ship. Please be on time as there will only be one departure back to the port.

Kuala Lumpur is often referred to as the Garden City because of its abundance of greenery and beautifully landscaped parks and colorful gardens that have enchanted nature lovers for years. Visitors always come away impressed with the city's lovely tree-shaded streets that are decoratively lined with ornamental plants, shrubs and flowers.

Reputed to have the largest free-flight walk-in aviary in the world, Bird Park is home to 3,000 or more birds of 200 local and foreign species. It houses exotic and amazing birds such as the Bird of Paradise, Changeable Hawk, Eagle, Rhinoceros Hornbill and more.

Nearby is the Butterfly Park, home to over 6,000 colorful butterflies. The Park’s tropical rainforest imitates their natural habitat. During your visit, they will delight you as they fly from flower to flower.

After lunch at a local restaurant, the afternoon brings you to the magnificent and world renowned Petronas Twin Towers, the world's tallest twin buildings. Following your photo stop at the Towers, you will have approximately one hour of free time at the Suria KLCC, a modern six-level shopping mall. Here, you can either sit and relax or shop for mementos in the vast array of retail shops available. At the designated time and location, you will rejoin your coach for the return trip back to the ship.

A picturesque drive brings you to your first visits in Kuala Lumpur, the Old Railway Station and the National Mosque. The Old Railway Station is a splendid building in the heart of the city and its Moorish architecture with graceful arches and minarets makes it one of the city's most photographed landmarks. Located adjacent is the National Mosque, the most distinguished mosque in Kuala Lumpur with a unique stylized, star shaped dome representing the 13 states of Malaysia and the five pillars of Islam.

Stop for photos at Independence Square, the former playing field of the Royal Selangor Club and where important events are held. You’ll also see the impressive Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the Royal Selangor Club and the St. Mary Cathedral before making a brief photo stop at the Petronas Twin Towers, the world's tallest twin structures.

Make your way to Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown where you’ll find the vibrant Petaling Street. This colorful covered bazaar is a bargain hunter's paradise with a seemingly endless variety of goods where you’ll be provided free time to stroll amongst the various stalls and practice your negotiating skills. Enjoy free time for shopping and lunch on your own at the Suria KLCC, a modern six-level shopping mall.

This master-planned city was constructed to move the country's administrative functions from Kuala Lumpur. Putrajaya, named after Malaysia's first Prime Minister, the late Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj, is a landmark complex that stretches over 11,320 acres of which more than 70% is devoted to greenery and bodies of water, including 13 different gardens. Planned to the minutest detail, this intelligent city is devoted to enhancing the goal of the nation in nurturing a caring and progressive society that is also technologically advanced. Architecturally, the city is a blend of both modern and Islamic design, with well-paved roads and residential areas that blend together harmoniously.

Some of the sights you’ll see are Perdana Putra, the Prime Minister's Office Complex, Putra Mosque with its rose-tinted granite, the unique twin-deck Putra Bridge and Putra Square.

Round off the tour with visit the 227-acre Putrajaya Botanical Garden. About 40% of Putrajaya's scenic beauty consists of lush greenery and botanical gardens enhanced by large bodies of water and wetlands. This is the largest botanical garden in Malaysia which provides a peaceful, quiet place for contemplation and reflection, and is divided into three sections: flowers, ornamental plants, and preservation and research.

Discover Kuala Lumpur during an informative, full-day tour of this picturesque city. Depart the pier for the drive along the modern highway to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival, you will take an orientation tour of the city.

The National Monument, an immense bronze monument built to pay tribute to valiant soldiers who gave their lives defending the country during the communist insurgency in the 1950. Stop for photos at the city’s most photographed landmark, the Old Railway Station and the most distinguished mosque in Kuala Lumpur – the National mosque.

Stopping at Independence Square, you will see the 328-foot flagpole, marking the spot where the Malaysian flag was hoisted on August 31, 1957 to commemorate the country's independence from British rule. A photo stop will be made at the Petronas Twin Tower, before continuing to the central market. Once a busy wet market, the many shops housed in this heritage building will enchant you with their offerings of kaftans, silverware, glassware, silk batik painting and songket.

Visit the Royal Selangor Visitor Center, Malaysia’s largest and most well-known pewter manufacturer. Tour the factory where you’ll be able to watch the skilled artisans at work and enjoy a visit to the retail gallery where you can purchase pewter work to take home.

During the day, you will stop to enjoy a buffet style lunch at one of the city’s leading restaurants.

Explore the culture and heritage of Kuala Lumpur during this full-day sightseeing tour via coach and on foot.

King Palace

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 90-minute drive to King Palace for a photo stop, official residence of the Yang-di-Petuan Agong, the Monarch of Malaysia.

Independence Square & Jamek Mosque

Then proceed to the Independence Square. The former site of the Royal Selangor Club, Independence Square overlooks the main historical buildings of the city. After a photo stop here, walk over to the Jamek Mosque. Built in 1909, it is the oldest mosque in Kuala Lumpur, and features graceful arches and domes that are reminiscent of Moorish architecture.

Central Market, Sze Yeh Temple & Chinatown

Your walk continues on to the Central Market. Once a bustling wet market, this heritage building houses many shops offering antique clocks, jewellery, gems, woodcarvings, batik, pewter, and more. From here, walk to Chinatown for a visit to the Sze Yeh Temple, believed to be the oldest Chinese temple in Chinatown. 'Chi-Chong-Kai', as the local Chinese call Chinatown, is a fun place to shop and eat.

Petronas Twin Towers & Shopping

After lunch, a photo stop is made at the entrance to the magnificent, world-renowned Petronas Twin Towers, the world's tallest twin buildings. This 88-story structure soars to a dizzying height of 1,483 feet (452 metres) above the city skyline. Your tour concludes with approximately one hour of free time at the Suria KLCC, a modern, six-level shopping mall. You can sit and relax, or browse for mementoes in the wide array of retail shops.

At the designated time, re-join your coach and commence the approximately 90-minute drive back to the pier.

Explore the natural and manmade treasures of rural Kuala Lumpur during this memorable, full-day sightseeing excursion.

Batu Caves

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 1.5-hour drive to the limestone outcrops of the Batu Caves. Incorporated with interior limestone formations said to be around 400 million years old, the temple is considered an important religious landmark by Hindus. Cathedral Cave, the largest and most popular cavern in Batu Caves and houses several Hindu shrines beneath its 100-metre-high arched ceiling. The truly amazing feat is the 272 steps that could only be described as a feast for the eyes after the somber stairs were transformed into an Instagram-worthy background with a myriad of colors and the trek requires a stunning amount of endurance. Monkeys frolic around the caves.

Light Rail Train, Petronas Twin Towers

After the visit, you will have the opportunity to take the Light Rail Train from Batu Caves for approximately 45 minutes journey to the magnificent Petronas Twin Tower for photo stop. Petronas Twin Towers were once the tallest buildings in the world. Now the world's tallest twin structures, the 88-storey buildings were designed with both towers joined at the 41st and 42nd floors (175m above street level) by a 58 meter-long, double-decker Sky Bridge. You will continue to proceed to a restaurant for your lunch.

Independence Square, Central Market

After the lunch, you will head to the Independence Square also known as Dataran Merdeka, it is set in front of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. Directly in front is the Royal Selangor Club and to the north is St. Mary's Church, one of Malaysia's oldest Anglican churches. This is the historical place where the Union Flag was lowered and the Malayan flag was raised for the very first time at the struck of midnight of 31st August 1957.

You will continue to walk to the Central Market. Built in 1928, it used to be a simple wet market but in the early 1980s was revamped into a handicraft's outlet. Central Market has been classified as a Heritage Site by the National Heritage Department. Similar to London's Covent Garden or San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf,

Following your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 90-minute drive back to the pier.

Explore the culture, art, and history of Malaysia during this picturesque, full-day sightseeing excursion with lunch.

Port Klang, National Monument

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 75-minute drive to the National Monument, built in remembrance of the fallen soldiers during the fight for independence in Malaysia and World War II. The National Monument was designed by American architect Felix de Weldon, who also designed the famous Iwo Jima Memorial.

National Museum, Italian Glass Mosaic Murals, Historical and Cultural Artefacts, Lunch

Next, re-board your coach and head to the nearby National Museum, an excellent introduction to Malaysian history, economy, geography, culture, and arts and crafts. The building has a sweeping, traditional, Minangkabau-style roof, and its main entrance is flanked by two large Italian glass mosaic murals portraying the country's major historical events and cultural activities. Following your visit, proceed for lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, re-board your coach and continue on for a final stop at the beautiful National Art Gallery.

National Art Gallery, Beautiful Exterior & Interior Design, Vast Art and Photography Collection

The National Art Gallery's architecture is a blend of slate, tinted glass, and clean modern lines, along with a traditional Malay design prominently displayed in the form of a light blue, origami-style metallic roof. The interior features polished wooden floors and warm lighting, and a swirly, Guggenheim Museum-style staircase that dominates the space. The museum is spread out over three floors and has seven galleries, outdoor exhibition areas, and a café. Marvel at the permanent collection of over 2,500 works of art and photography created by celebrated local and foreign contemporary artists. Following your guided tour, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 1.5-hour drive back to the pier.

Discover some of the most revered and historic local sites in Kuala Lumpur during this picturesque, full-day sightseeing excursion with lunch.

Port Klang, Kuala Lumpur, National Museum

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 1.5-hour drive to Kuala Lumpur. En route, pass by industrials and commercial developments, small townships and impressive expressway developments. Upon arrival in Kuala Lumpur, your first stop is at the National Museum, an excellent introduction to Malaysian history, economy, geography, culture, arts and craft. The building has a sweeping, traditional, Minangkabau-style roof, and its main entrance is flanked by two large Italian glass mosaic murals portraying the country's major historical events and cultural activities.

Kampung Bharu, Master Mat's House

Next, re-board your coach and continue on to Kampung Bharu (New Village), located off Jalan Razak. Founded in 1899, Kampung Bharu is the oldest residential area in Kuala Lumpur. Through much of Kuala Lumpur has been modernised, Kampung Bharu still maintains a strong sense of history, as seen through the many traditional Malay wooden houses. Upon arrival, visit Master Mat's House, the handsome, traditional Malay home of a former school headmaster. Built in 1921, the blue-painted, Palladian-style house is raised on stone pillars with a concrete balustrade staircase. As Kampung Bharu is redeveloped, this kind of home is an increasingly rare sight.

Rumah Limas, Masjid Kampung Baru Mosque, Souvenir Stalls

Leaving Master Mat's House, head to Rumah Limas ('Limas' is the Malay word for the pyramid-shape of a thatched roof). Built in 1913, the house is one of the biggest existing traditional Malay houses in this area. Although it has undergone several renovations, the house still retains a touch of its original Colonial-Malay design. Following your tour of Rumah Limas, stop by Masjid Kampung Baru. Founded in the late-1880s, it is the principal mosque in Kampung Baru. The mosque has recently been expanded, and sports a handsome gateway decorated with eye-catching tiles in traditional Islamic patterns. Stalls around the mosque sell religious paraphernalia, including white 'kopia' and black 'songkok', the traditional head coverings for Malay Muslim men.

Gurdwara Tatt Khalsa Temple

Following your mosque visit, re-board your coach and drive to Gurdwara Tatt Khalsa. The largest Sikh temple in south-east Asia, Gurdwara tatt Khalsa is located in Jalan Raja Alang, at the border of the Chow Kit Road Market and Kampung Baru. In 1922, the British Government allocated this approximately 1.5-acre (about 0.6-hectare) site to the Sikh community, and construction for the temple was funded entirely by the gurdwara.

At the conclusion of your visit, proceed for lunch. After lunch, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 1.5-hour drive back to the pier.

Explore the highlights of Kuala Lumpur and world-renowned Petronas Twin Towers during this panoramic, full day sightseeing excursion.

National Museum

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 75-minute drive to the National Museum. The country's premier museum, the National Museum is a repository for the nation's rich heritage and history. Built in 1963, the façade features a Minangkabau-styled roof with two impressive front murals. The museum showcases four main galleries; 'Early History', 'Malay Kingdoms', 'Colonial Era' and 'Malaysia Today'.

Independence Square & Heritage Building

Next, re-board your coach and proceed to Independence Square. A photo stop is made at the historical site where the Union Flag was lowered, and the Malaysian flag was raised for the very first time, at midnight on 31 August 1957. The flagpole is the highest in the world, towering 328 feet (100 meters) above the ground. Surrounding Independence Square is the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, which houses the Federated Malay States administration and High Court.

Suria KLCC

Leaving Independence Suqare, take a stroll to the Suria KLCC, one of the Kuala Lumpur's top shopping mall. The mall was conveived as part of the Petronas Twin Tower project, having been constructed alongside the towers. The back of the mall is designed to offer views of KLCC Park and Lake Symphony and open pool between the parkland and the mall.

Petronas Twin Towers

Head to the Petronas Twin Towers, twin skyscrapers in Kuala Lumpur. At a height of approximately 1,483 feet (about 452 metres), they were the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004, and remain the tallest twin towers in the world today. The buildings are a landmark of Kuala Lumpur, along with nearby Kuala Lumpur Tower. Take in amazing panoramic views over the city during a visit to the 42nd-storey SkyBridge connecting the two towers, and 88th-floor Observatory of the eastern tower. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 90-minute drive back to the pier.

Explore the diverse architecture, cultures and landmarks of Kuala Lumpur during this scenic city tour.

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 90-minute drive to the New King Palace, the official residence of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The palace opened in 2011 and replaced the old king palace which was located at a different compound in central Kuala Lumpur.

National Mosque and Old Railway Station

Next, you will proceed to National Mosque, built in 1965, shortly after Malaysia's declaration of independence, its 73 meter minaret and "blue umbrella" roof are distinctive an impressive. One of the largest mosque in Asia, it is situated among 13 acres of gardens, reflecting pools and fountains.

After strolling through the mosque grounds, walk over to the Old railway Station, a Moorish style structure that contains a small museum dedicated to the history of Malaysian railways.

Independence Square

Continue, you will have an opportunity to have a photo stop at Independence Square. The former site of the Royal Selangor Club, Independence Square Overlooks the main historical buildings of the city.

KL Tower

After Lunch, your tour concludes with a visit to KL Tower. Upon arrival, proceed to the Observation Deck for breath-taking panoramic views of the city.

Following your visit, re-board the coach and commence the approximately one hour drive back to the pier.

This programme offers the flexibility of shopping and sightseeing at your own pace.

Depart by coach from the pier for a scenic drive to Kuala Lumpur, traveling past the township of Klang and viewing the beautiful passing sights. En-route, an experienced guide will be happy to answer your questions while pointing out several points of interest.

Following the one-hour drive from Port Klang, the coach delivers you to the Pavillion Shopping Complex. With over 450 retail shops spread across seven levels offering some of the world's most renowned brand names, you will be spoilt for choice. Within walking distance are Starhill, Lot 10, Bukit Bintang Plaza and Berjaya Times Square. From here, follow your own programme - your itinerary, on your schedule.

At the appointed time, meet the waiting coach where you originally arrived at the Pavilion Shopping Complex for the transfer back to Port Klang.

The passion for food has made Malaysia one of the best destinations for a culinary adventure. There are new tastes to savor, and delightful surprises to be discovered in almost every part of the country. You will enjoy  your 1st course meal; half-boiled eggs and 'kaya' butter toast with a cup of 'Kopi-O-Kau' [local black coffee] at 'Chong Kok' Kopitiam or similar in Klang, where is a well-known local breakfast meeting place. This decade-old melting pot is one place where you can see Malay, Chinese and Indian customers having their packed 'nasi lemak'.

You will drive past Little India, one of Klang's oldest district. Enjoy 'Putu Bambu' [traditional cylindrical-shaped and green-colored steamed cake] at the Central Market.  The cake is made of rice flour called suji and colored green with extract acquired from Pandan leaf, filled with palm sugar, and steamed in bamboo tubes, hence its name, and served with grated coconut.

Central Market

Next visit the Central Market, dating back to the year 1888, the location that it now stands upon was then used for an open wet market.  Slated for demolition in 1970's, Central Market Kuala Lumpur was saved by local conservationists who fought to preserve its elegant art décor facade, architectural uniqueness and historical value. Today, the Central Market is a great place to celebrate and enjoy Malaysia festivals, cultural showcases and local artistic talent. It is also an excellent destination for a great variety of local souvenirs, arts, crafts and collectibles.

China Town

Walk to China Town to shop as well as tasting 'Air Mata Kuching' or Fresh Soya Bean Milk.  'Air Mata Kuching' made from winter melon, monk fruit, dried longan and sugar; it is an ideal drink to beat the warm sunny day. There is a hot and cold offering to choose from, same goes with the Fresh Soya Bean Milk.

Brickfield/Little India

Next proceed to Brickfield, which is Malaysia's official Little India and used to be a simple residential neighborhood just outside Kuala Lumpur, but was recently transformed into a wide street with Indian stores and restaurants run by the country's Indian community.  From here, board a monorail and travel to Berjaya Time Square shopping mall, where you will get to try banana leaf rice. A staple South Indian fare, the banana leaf rice features a mound of steaming plain rice with a generous amount of spicy curry and accompanied by an assortment of delicious side dishes, all served on a banana leaf.  'Papadum', or crispy lentil crackers, yoghurt and pickles complete the meal. Banana leaf rice is generally a vegetarian fare, but meat- based curries, deep fried chicken and fish are readily available. It is believed that the steam from the rice releases the banana leaf's coating, which helps to ease digestion.

Kampung Bahru

Last but not least is the Traditional Malay Dessert easily to get at the Kampung Bahru, the oldest residential area in Kuala Lumpur, founded in 1899. Though much of KL has been modernised, Kampung Baru still maintains a strong sense of history, as seen through the many traditional Malay wooden houses.  

Photo stop Petronas Towers

Before returning to the port, you will have a photo stop of the magnificent Petronas Twin Towers. They were the tallest building in the world from 1998 to 2001 when they were surpassed by Taipei 101.

With an epic and legendary history, we will be exploring Royal Klang Town Heritage Walk within a half day. Coffee was a major plant in Malaya in the early days and Klang was also a major planting area. On this journey we will travel to Chuan Hoe Coffee Factory, which has 60 years of history and is still roasting coffee beans on a wood-fire.

Royal Gallery

At Klang Town, you will begin the walk to the Royal Gallery Sultan Abdul Aziz in the stately Sultan Sulaiman Building for a photo stop. Built in 1909, the Neo-classical building was the British colonial administrative headquarters in Klang. The regal building was designed by AB Hubback who was also responsible for many grand buildings in British Malaya, including the iconic railway station in Kuala Lumpur.

The Chartered Bank

A short walk from the Royal Gallery is another Neo-classical building which is the former home of the Klang branch of The Chartered Bank, Klang's oldest financial institution. Built in 1874, where bankers in pinstripe suits used to hurry through its halls, the grand dame now houses one of Klang's largest saree shops where ladies patiently pick their way through rolls of exquisite silks.

Church of Our Lady of Lourdes

Next stop is the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, a Catholic church built in 1923 to serve the Chinese and Indian Catholic community in Klang. This church along Jalan Tengku Kelana is fashioned after Notre-Dame de Paris, widely considered the finest example of French Gothic architecture.

Little India

Next, walk right into Klang's bustling and colourful Little India centred on Jalan Tengku Kelana which grew out of old Klang's Chinese tin miners' settlement. There are many silk shops and goldsmiths along this stretch. Check out the restaurants, sweet shops and even vegetable markets. Indian Muslim Mosque Tengku Kelana founded in 1904 started as a simple wooden structure to serve Klang's Indian Muslim community. It was then known as Masjid India. A stone's throw from Masjid India is the Sri Nagara Thendayuthapani Temple built in 1925 by Nattukottai Chettiar merchants from South India. The Hindu temple is dedicated to Goddess Parvathi. Lord Ganesha and Lord Muruga are also worshipped here. At Little India, you will stop for local snack delicacies to spice up your taste bud.

Then it's time for lunch at the Royal Selangor Yacht Club, the largest and most active yatch in Malaysia. The half day ends with a transfer back to port.

Experience the unique history and food culture of Malaysia in a fun-filled and flavourful new way during this bespoke, full-day S.A.L.T. Program excursion with lunch.

Port Klang, Kuala Lumpur, Old City, Chinatown, Independence Square, Heritage Buildings, Temples

Your S.A.L.T. Program experience begins with a scenic, approximately 1.5-hour drive to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival at the city centre, proceed to the Old City for a guided walking tour of Chinatown. Along the way, pass by the sights of Chinatown’s pre-war, shophouse-lined streets, architecture of heritage buildings, old Chinese and Hindu temples, and famous colonial landmarks surrounding Independence Square. A brief stop is made at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers, at the spot where Kuala Lumpur was founded.

Malaysian Food Culture, Chow Kit Wet Market, Guided Tour & Tastings

Next, explore Malaysia’s unique food culture, an exquisite blend of flavours, cultures, and traditions from Malay, Indian, Chinese, Nyonya, and other indigenous sub-ethnic groups. Your Malaysian culinary experience begins at the colourful and fascinating Chow Kit Wet Market. One of Malaysia’s largest wet markets, bustling Chow Kit is frequented by locals and restaurant owners alike seeking the freshest ingredients. Your visit here represents a wonderful opportunity to experience the local culture and daily life in Malaysia’s vibrant culinary scene. Discover spices, fruit, veggies, and freshly butchered meat, and enjoy a tasting of local snacks and/or fruit.

Bukit Tunku, Home & Garden of Sabera Shaik, About Sabera

Leaving the Chow Kit Wet Market, re-board your coach and head to the serene, upscale neighbourhood of Bukit Tunku. Upon arrival, proceed for the highlight of your tour, an approximately two-hour culinary journey at the lovely home and garden of Sabera Shaik. A prominent theatre veteran for 40 years and locally renowned bakery owner for the past 16 years, Sabera specialises in traditional Kelantanese food. Her culinary expertise is showcased in her traditional dishes from Kelantan, a northern state of Malaysia, whilst also being able to whip up a delicious Biryani dish, a family tradition passed down from her father.

Sabera Shaik’s Home, Organic Welcome Drink, Herb Garden Tour, Lunch

Sabera’s house exudes an artistic charm with its lush greenery and breath-taking view of the skyline. The house hosts a studio showcasing art performances on the lower ground floor and boasts an herb garden on the ground floor. The tranquil environment makes it an inviting venue for small, intimate gatherings. Sabera greets your arrival with an organic welcome drink, then escorts you on a tour of her garden. Here, she grows the local herbs and root vegetables utilised in her cooking. Afterward, savour a myriad of aromatic dishes that comprise this delightful meal, and learn about their nutritional and health benefits. Following your S.A.L.T. Program excursion, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 1.5-hour drive back to the pier.

Explore Kuala Lumpur at your leisure during your full-day (8 Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your driver and English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Kuala Lumpur at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your driver and English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

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Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Transfer nach Kuala Lumpur mit Fotostopp an den Petronas Twin Towers, gut 1,5 Stunden
• Besuch der Nationalmoschee und Fotostopp am kunstvollen Bahnhofsgebäude
• Fotostopp am Unabhängigkeitsplatz und der Kathedrale der Heiligen Jungfrau Maria
• Spaziergang durch Chinatown mit Besuch des Sri Maha Mariamman Tempels und Stopp am Zentralmarkt, insgesamt ca. 1,5 Stunden
• Etwa 45-minütiger Besuch des Thean-Hou-Tempels

Am Heiligtum der Hindus, den Höhlen von Batu, haben Sie die Gelegenheit die 272 Stufen in den uralten Höhlentempel zu erklimmen und die Schreine zu bewundern. Nach einer Pause im KLCC Shopping-Center unternehmen Sie einen Spaziergang in das Herz der Stadt.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Transfer zu den Batu Höhlen, ca. 1,5 Stunden
• Aufenthalt vor Ort etwa 1 Stunde (Aufstieg optional)
• Fotostopp an den Petronas Twin Towers, anschließend Freizeit im KLCC Shopping-Center, etwa 1,5 Stunden, zum Beispiel für ein individuelles Mittagessen
• Spaziergang zum Zentralmarkt und dort rund 1 Stunde Aufenthalt
• Weitere Fotostopps am Nationalpalast und dem Unabhängigkeitsplatz

Am Heiligtum der Hindus, den Höhlen von Batu, haben Sie die Gelegenheit die 272 Stufen in den uralten Höhlentempel zu erklimmen und bei der anschließenden Stadtrundfahrt einen Eindruck von Kuala Lumpur zu gewinnen.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Transfer zu den Batu Höhlen, ca. 1,5 Stunden
• Aufenthalt vor Ort etwa 1 Stunde (Aufstieg optional)
• Fotostopps am Nationalpalast, dem Unabhängigkeitsplatz und den Petronas Twin Towers
• Kurzer Spaziergang zum Zentralmarkt in Chinatown
• Freizeit am Zentralmarkt rund 1 Stunde

Malakka präsentiert Einflüsse der holländischen und portugiesischen Kolonialisten, chinesischen Handelsbeziehungen und verblichene Spuren eines alten Sultanats. Es erwartet Sie ein abwechslungsreicher Ausflug in der ältesten Stadt Malaysias.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Fahrt nach Malakka rund 2,5 Stunden
• Stadtbesichtigung mit den Hauptsehenswürdigkeiten
• Besuch des Sultanspalasts und des Baba & Nyonya Museum (je ca. 40 Minuten)
• Etwa 45-minütige Freizeit auf der Jonker Street