Kuala Lumpur Day Tour & Malacca Night Tour

This tour will give tourist the dusk till dawn experience which begins

from Kuala Lumpur City and ends at the Malacca historical city! Professional

driver and an English-speaking guide, and you’ll be riding an air-conditioned

coach. You can take pictures of a couple of magnificent city symbols

dominating the KL skyline which are the Breathtaking Petronas Towers, the

tallest twin buildings in the world and two 88-story Islamic Masterpieces with a

post-modern architectural design which was in 1996. The equally impressive

KL Tower has the highest viewpoint in KL because it’s also the seventh tallest

Communication tower in the world which tourists can experience because it’s

open to the public.

The tour will drive past the picturesque and sprawling 91.6-hectare

urban park known as Lake Gardens on your way to the National Monument, a

historical structure that commemorates Malaysia’s fight for freedom during

World War II. In the nearby National Mosque of Malaysia tourists can feast

their eyes on its awe-inspiring modern Construction built using a modern

architectural style in reinforced concrete to symbolize the country’s Newly

gained independence. Plus, you can experience the unique balance of

Eastern and Western Architecture of the historic K.L. Railway Station, built in

1886 continues to operate to this day. Once you are done with the exciting Kl

City you will then proceed to Malacca which was supposed to be the historical

capital of Malaysia.

The city and the state of Malacca is considered the opposite of Kuala

Lumpur. Though not the capital of Malaysia, it is touted as the “Historical

State” of Malaysia at night, Malacca is the site of the earliest Malaysian

sultanates. Malacca is also one of the oldest trading cities in the world which

is located strategically at the straits of Malacca, which attracted the attention

of the big powers such as The Portuguese, The Dutch and The British. The

presence of these coloniser left a huge impact on the infrastructure, culture

and lifestyle of this marvellous city.

It was listed by UNESCO as the “World Heritage Site” back in 2008

which has contributed to the tremendous popularity of Malacca.

Then you will head to the Dutch Square where the majestic salmon pink town

hall is located. The hall used to serve as the Dutch governor’s residence.

Today, Stadhuys hosts a museum showcasing a wide variety of Malaccan

artifacts. You will get a ride on the local Beca (decorated Trickshaw with

music) where a local rider will share some insides of the city and ride you

through the unique photo stops. You will get the chance to admire the

surviving gate of the Portuguese fortress, A Famosa. One of the oldest

European structures built in Southeast Asia dating back to the year 1511.

Our guided walk through the historic centre of Malacca allows visitors

to learn first-hand about the Portuguese and Dutch influences of Malacca’s

historical structures, like the Porta de Santiago and the Stadthuys. After the

visit, they will proceed to enjoy a delicious lunch made with fresh ingredients,

cooked in truly a Malaccan style.

Visit in-demand tourist attractions such as the Cheng Hoon Teng Taoist

temple, the oldest functioning temple in Malaysia and the quirky Jonker

Street, known mostly for its antiques the town is bustling with unique shops

that sell local souvenirs and delicacies. This extremely popular and highly

affordable tour will prove to be a fantastic educational opportunity as well, with

our expert local guides providing essential details about all the scenic places

you visit. At the end of the tour, you will get to go and a boat which will cruise

through the river of Malacca while watching the colourfully lightened-up city!