3D 2N TOUR KUALA LUMPUR - PORT DICKSON BEACH - UNESCO MALACCA

Itinerary
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Stop At: Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Jalan Raja Merdeka Square, Kuala Lumpur 50050 Malaysia

Visit the iconic Independent Square - the much photographed building due to its Moorish design and just opposite you will find the Tudor styled Clubhouse and the oldest Anglican Church with the Queen of England as its patron.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Jamek Mosque, Jalan Tun, Kuala Lumpur 56000 Malaysia

The oldest mosque in Kuala Lumpur and place where Kuala Lumpur got her name - Kuala means Estuary and Lumpur - Muddy. Hence Muddy estuary.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Gombak, Batu Caves 68100 Malaysia

The iconic and colorful Batu Caves is home of Hindu Deity Lord Subramaniam who is honored during Thaipusam every year. Devotees come in hordes to give thanks for vows fulfilled, Ladies to be properly attired to enter the temple - knees and shoulders covered.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Teluk Kemang, Jalan Pantai Eight, Port Dickson 71050 Malaysia

Teluk Kemang is the beach front where all famous hotels are lined up. The hotel of choice would be the Thistle Beach Resort or similar (depending on availability). Lots of activities as the beach and the swimming pool beckons.

Duration: 6 hours

Stop At: Malacca Heritage Centre, Jonker St, Malacca, Melaka Malaysia

Malacca is recognised as a UNESCO Heritage City and a melting pot of history.

ST PETER'S CHURCH Oldest Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia

KAMPONG MORTEN 1920 A traditional Malay Village that maintains its customs and traditions with unique interior designs, traditional wear and antique furniture in the middle of the City. A house tour has been arranged.

STADTHUYS 1650 Home of the Dutch Governor and now the historic Museum.

ST PAUL'S HILL Portuguese built chapel where St Francis Xavier did his missionary works.

A FAMOSA Portuguese built Fort but destroyed by other. The remains are the gateway - a relic of the past.

JONKERS' WALK The highlight of the tour - A street in Chinatownwhere Chinese migrants married into the local women and called themselves the "Peranakans" and did their business here. On weekends the street is closed to traffic and turns into a lively nite market. You will notice both sides flanked by heritage buildings. Lunch will be served at Jonkers'.


Duration: 6 hours