If you happen to be travelling from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, why not add a tour through Malaysia? Malaysia includes modern cities, first rate beach resorts, lush jungles, verdant rainforests and numerous National Parks. The influences of the ethnic mix also add to Malaysia’s attraction with its Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures.
Set off by overland vehicle from Singapore, cross the causeway into Malaysia and travel through rural areas with views of plantations and small villages en route to your first stop, Malacca. Start with a tour of the city which includes the Cheng Hoon Temple built in 1685 and the oldest functioning temple in Malaysia combining Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism, the Kampong Kling Mosque with its interesting architectural style, the Baba and Nonya Museum, a showcase for the local history of ethnic Chinese Malays and the Porta de Santiago, the remains of a Portuguese fortress. There will be time to visit Jonkers Street with its decorated houses and antique stores. Overnight in Malacca.
The next day, continue by overland vehicle to the capital, Kuala Lumpur. On arrival, your tour of the city includes the King’s Palace, an impressive white building standing in its own grounds, the National Mosque, the interestingly designed main Railway Station, the National Monument dedicated to those who fell during World War Two, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, a major architectural landmark, China town and the Seri Mahamariaman Temple, the oldest Hindu temple.
The next day continue your sightseeing in Kuala Lumpur visiting a pewter factory and the BatuCaves, a series of cave temples and a sacred Hindu shrine. The remainder of the day is at leisure to enjoy the capital.
The following day your tour concludes.
