Experience Malaysia – 7N/8D

We will meet you at the airport upon your arrival in Kuala Lumpur. Arrive at the hotel by automobile and check in. After arriving, check into the hotel and go about your business for the rest of the day.

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After breakfast, you'll be picked up from the hotel for a half-day city tour.

Explore the quaint city of Kuala Lumpur, pausing to capture moments that will last a lifetime. Among the photo sites on the city tour are the National Mosque, King's Palace, KL tower, and KLCC PETRONAS twin tower. You will also have the chance to see the National Monument and Cocoa Center on this excursion. After the tour, head back to the hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure. In the evening, you can go market hopping and shopping.

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Pick up from the hotel for a full-day trip after breakfast.

In the crisp, cool mountain air, 6,000 feet above sea level, is Malaysia's sole casino resort. Stop at a cable car station and take the longest and fastest cable car in Southeast Asia to reach the summit, where you'll be able to see a tropical rainforest below and the sky above. Surrounded among one of the oldest tropical jungles in the world, you can try your luck at Blackjack, Keno, Roulette, and many more casino games. Sky Symphony is an amazing orchestra of audio, visual, and motion graphics programming that is available to the general public for free.

Await the intriguing stories that will captivate you, dynamically transformed by 1,001 winch balls hanging from a four-story high ceiling. A unique music selection and spectacular, life-size visuals enhance every performance.

1600hrs: Pickup at the First World Hotel's Starbucks Café and transfer back to the KUL Hotel. Included in the tour are a 20-minute photo break at Batu Caves and a round trip on the Genting Skyway.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and head to the airport in time for your Langkawi flight. Head to the hotel as soon as you arrive in Langkawi. Relax in your room after check-in. It's a free evening.

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After breakfast, get ready for the journey to investigate caves and mangroves. On the northeastern shore of Langkawi, behind Tanjung Rhu Beach, lies a large mangrove forest. Situated within the island's cliff-like stone outcroppings, a boat trip through the forest is an extremely fascinating tour. There's plenty of wildlife to view in addition to the amazing surroundings. Starting from the Tanjung Rhu dock, a typical trip passes through several mangrove-lined rivers, a cave, and finally, a broader bay where you can see a large number of large boats from all over the world docked in the secure area. There are some fish farms in the bay as well. These have grown to be such well-liked tourist destinations that the specimens that are currently on exhibit look more like pets than animals that are raised to be served on menus at nearby restaurants.

The tour also includes a unique "eagle feeding" presentation, in which the island's renowned brown eagles are drawn near to the boat using raw chicken viscera. Because it's really wonderful, you should make sure your tour includes it. Not only may you see eagles but also bats, spectacled monkeys, and big monitor lizards. Another place the group frequently stops is the cave home to the bats. The ride back across the open ocean to Tanjung Rhu Cove marked the conclusion of our voyage. Along the way, you may spot eagles, more stunning rock outcrops, and local fishermen (our group even bought some fish and prawns straight off one of the boats).

This tour takes approximately three hours.

When breakfast is served, get ready for the quick trip to Penang. The driver will drop you off at Langkawi Airport. Once at Penang, make your way from the airport to the hotel and register. It's a free evening.

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A half-day tour of the UNESCO George Town Heritage is scheduled after breakfast. The oldest city in Malaysia is George Town, which was named after King George III of Britain. The layout and architecture adhere to the original style and design; the Georgetown center is characterized by colonial buildings that line winding roads.

Visit the Thai and Burmese temples to see the magnificent Golden Reclining Buddha monument. Understanding Penang's early history and the diverse local cultures of the area will be aided by the tour of the State Museum that follows. Take a drive through Fort Canning to witness the surviving historic structures and cannons. As you approach the coast, pass through the clock tower. From there, you may wander along the Clan Jetty's wooden platform and catch a glimpse of Penang Bridge in the distance. Take a leisurely drive through Little India and China Town to see how churches, Chinese temples, Indian temples, and Muslim mosques are arranged next to each other on Street of Harmony.

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After breakfast, wrap up your amazing trip by checking out of the hotel and getting driven to the airport for your flight home.