Far East Passion Tour in Malaysia

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Far East Passion Tour

Tour Code: KL-1

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	Hotel Listing - (Deluxe):

Malacca	Hotel Equatorial
Kuala Lumpur	Park Royal Kuala Lumpur
Cameron Highlands	Heritage Hotel
Penang	Holiday Inn Resort Penang
Pangkor Island	Pangkor Island Beach Resort
Port Dickson	Guoman Hotels Port Dickson

- Sightseeing as per itinerary.

- Accommodation as per itinerary.

- Touring by air-conditioned coach with drinks onboard.

- Services of an English speaking Tour Manager.

- 19 Meals – 9 Breakfast & 10 Lunches.

- Complimentary pick-up and drop-off services.

Accommodation will be provided on Room with Meals as specified in the itinerary
(B denotes breakfast & L denotes lunch). An extra bed will be provided in the room for three persons sharing one room. The extra bed is often a folding bed, much inferior to the existing twin/double bed. We have used two different categories of Hotels depending on your budget. The Deluxe category comprises of 05 Star Hotels and the Superior category comprises of 03-04 Star Hotels.

Tour Itinerary

Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Cameron Highlands, Penang, Pangkor Island, Port Dickson

Day 1: (Thursday): Singapore/ Malacca

Distance: 260 km
Meals: Lunch
Travelling Time: 0815-1645 hrs
Duration: 8.5 hrs
Your tour commences at 0815 hours from Singapore to Peninsular Malaysia. After brief formalities, Jalan Jalan in Malaysia begins where you enter Johor Bahru - the southern most city of Malaysia. Enroute to Malacca, you will pass lush rubber and oil palm plantations. After lunch, you will tour the historical city of Malacca visiting major attractions of St Paul’s Hill, the renowned Porta De Santiago, Cheng Hoon Teng Temple and Jonkers Street, also known as antique street.

Day 2: (Friday): Malacca/ Kuala Lumpur

Distance: 155 km
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Travelling Time: 0815-1545 hrs
Duration: 7.5 hrs
After breakfast, you rejoin the highway passing Seremban to Kuala Lumpur - the capital city of Malaysia. Your tour of this city of charming contrast will cover the sights of the National Palace, the National Museum, the National Monument (sculptured by the creator of the Iwo Jima monument in Washington, DC), National Mosque, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the Royal Selangor Club and passing by the Petronas Twin Tower – 2nd tallest building in the world.

Day 3: (Saturday): Kuala Lumpur

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
This morning tour of Kuala Lumpur suburbs will bring you to Batu Caves, reached by a straight flight of 272 steps. In some of today’s stops, you will have the opportunity to see how Malaysian handicrafts; batiks and pewter wares are made. The afternoon is at your leisure to do some shopping or enjoy more of the multifarious sights of Kuala Lumpur.

Day 4: (Sunday): Kuala Lumpur/ Cameron Highlands

Distance: 255 km
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Travelling Time: 0815-1615 hrs
Duration: 8.0 hrs
Heading North into the state of Perak, your journey to Cameron Highlands (the centre of Malaysia tea production) takes you to an altitude of 1500-1800 meters above sea level. Vegetables grow in profusion and flowers bloom, everywhere in the cool weather, which can drop to 12 degrees Celsius. You have the opportunity to see the “Orang Asli” (Malaysian Aboriginal) complete with their blowpipes. Lunch at a restaurant in the highlands.

Day 5: (Monday): Cameron Highlands/ Penang

Distance: 310 km
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Travelling Time: 0815-1715 hrs
Duration: 9.0 hrs
Your day begins with a pleasant drive downhill and northwards to Ipoh - the city of millionaires’, which made its fortune from the rich tin mines of Kinta Valley- the heart of tin dredging in Malaysia. Enroute, you will visit Kellies Castle built by the Scottish rubber tycoon and famous Cave Temples in Ipoh, followed by lunch at a local restaurant. Travel North to Kuala Kangsar, with its unique Ubudiah Mosque- a magnificent building with golden dome- and the Palace of the Sultan of Perak towards the state of Penang. You will cross the Penang Bridge (spanning 13.5km-the longest bridge in Asia and third in the world) into the island of Penang. Check into your hotel located on the beach.

Day 6: (Tuesday): Penang

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Today you explore Penang – The “Pearl of the Orient” and the oldest British settlement in Malaysia. Your exploration will take you to the famous Penang Snake Temple. If you fancy it, have your photograph taken with a venomous Wagler’s Pit viper draped over you! Continue to explore the various attractions in Georgetown including the Khoo Kongsi “Dragon Mountain Hall” clan house with its ancient design constructed to capture the splendor of an Imperial Palace. More attractions include the historical Fort Cornwallis and the Thai Temple of Wat Chayamangkalaram, which houses a 33-metre reclining Buddha. The rest of the afternoon is left for you to enjoy the sparkling white beaches. (Breakfast > Lunch)

Day 7: (Wednesday): Penang / Pangkor Island

Distance: 245 km
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Travelling Time: 0815-1615 hrs
Duration: 8.0 hrs
Enjoy a scenic drive past quaint towns and belts of rice fields. Enroute stop at Taiping, once the capital of Perak and a thriving mining town, its disused mining pools has been turned into the famous Taiping Lake Gardens. Boasting 62 hectares of park, its lovely lakes and lush greenery with huge ancient rain trees with drooping branches are an unforgettable sight. Located within the Gardens is the Taiping War Cemetery, maintained and managed by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Walk through the grounds of the final resting places of soldiers who fought the Japanese during their invasion of Malaya. Continue your journey to Pangkor Island, a half-hour ferry ride from the town of Lumut.

Day 8: (Thursday) Pangkor Island

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Day at leisure to laze around at the resort’s breathtaking 1.2km private beach or explore Pangkor, an island mainly populated by fishermen.

Day 9: (Friday) Pangkor Island / Port Dickson

Distance: 335 km
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Travelling Time: 0815-1615 hrs
Duration: 8.0 hrs
Depart by ferry back to the mainland and begin your journey south to Port Dickson. More popularly known as PD, Port Dickson’s popular beaches have long been a favorite weekend retreat for many city dwellers seeking some time away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Day 10: (Saturday) Port Dickson / Kuala Lumpur

Distance: 90 km
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Travelling Time: 1000-1300 hrs
Duration: 3.0 hrs
On this final morning of your Jalan Jalan tour, your tour manager bids you “Semoga Bertemu Lagi” or farewell till we meet again. After your memoral tour of Malaysia, you will be transferred by an English-speaking driver to your hotel in Kuala Lumpur. Arrival time back into Kuala Lumpur is approximately 1pm. Post accommodation is not included.

Day 10:(Saturday) Port Dickson/ Singapore

Distance: 310 km
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Travelling Time: 0815-1615 hrs
Duration: 8.0 hrs
On this final morning of your Jalan Jalan tour, you begin the home stretch of your journey to Singapore using the north-south highway to Johore Bahru. After your memorable tour of Malaysia, you will be transferred to your hotel in Singapore. Here we bid you “Semoga Bertemu Lagi” or farewell till we meet again. Arrival time back into Singapore is approximately 5pm-6pm. Post accommodation is not included.