Classic Singapore & Malaysia Family Tour

Today you will fly to Singapore. On arrival, your private driver escort you to your hotel.

You will discover Singapore's history and culture through this full-day Singapore highlights tour. Meet your guide at your hotel. Our first stop is Arab Street, the smallest of Singapore's ethnic quarters and a pedestrianized tourist market strip with shops hawking all manner of Middle Eastern and Islamic goods. the lively district of Singapore. Have a photo stop at Sultan Mosque and Istana Kampong Glam. Head to Little India, the lively ethnic Indian district of Singapore. Stroll through the Indian restaurants and fruit and vegetable stands, and check out Little India Arcade, a bazaar-style shopping area where vendors sell the same things you might find in Mumbai or Delhi. Souvenirs, Indian street snacks, or sweets and temporarily tattooed in henna are what you can find and try here. 

After lunch. you will board on the bumboat for a leisurely ride on the river cruise will take you past the landmarks of the Raffles' Landing Site, Asian Civilisations Museum, row of old shophouses along Boat Quay, Fullerton Hotel, Esplanade Singapore, The Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer and the latest attraction Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort. 

Land at Clarke Quay and meet your guide, you will visit Chinatown next. In the city plan of Stamford Raffles, four ethnic areas were designated for the different ethnic groups. The ethnic Chinese were allocated the area southwest of the Singapore River and Chinatown was born. Within Chinatown, each dialect group occupied distinct areas and built social institutions such as clan associations to serve the collective needs of each dialect group. With walking distance, you will visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore’s oldest Chinese Taoist temple; Sri Mariamman Temple, Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. Then head to Garden by the Bay before back to hotel

Today you will visit the Botanic Gardens, which is the only tropical botanical garden inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. lt features a variety of plants and flowers, aswell as many walking paths and benches. Next, you will visit the National Museum of Singapore – home to numerous historical artifacts and exhibits. Dating back to 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is the country's oldest museum and a cultural and architectural landmark. Despite its rich historical background, the museum's galleries have adopted the latest cutting edge display techniques that redefine the traditional museum experience. From humble beginnings to the present day metropolis, you'll learn about everything from daily life to the rapid development of this island nation over 700 years of Singapore history. The National Museum of Singapore hosts a variety of exhibitions, festivals, film screenings, and thought-provoking performances all year round – so you are sure to witness a truly great event during your visit.

You will take a private transfer from Singapore to Malacca.

Today you will visit Malacca which is a place where you can still witness the historic remains. You will visit some of the best historical places distributed across the city as below:

You will firstly visit the Sultanate Palace which is a reconstructed palatial architecture, the essence of the Sultanate period is still there in the air. It has now been designated as a museum where you will get a distinct look at the Sultanate history of Malacca. Then visit the Famosa Fort, which is one of the oldest European architecture present in the Asian subcontinent/ Alfonso De Albuquerque built it in 1511. As he was a Portuguese general, this fort reflects the Portuguese art and culture greatly. Amongst the whole fortress, only a gate is surviving till date- the Porta De Santiago. Head to the St Paul's Church, it is the oldest church in Malaysia since the Dutch built it in 1521. There is a huge statue of St. Francis Xavier, which was excavated in 1952. There is also a Portuguese burial vault in the church that is still not revealed completely.

You will continue to visit the Stadthuys & Dutch Square. This is a city hall built by the Dutch when they had Malacca as a trading colony. It is the administrative centre in the Malaccan city and is popularly termed as the RED SQUARE. and the Christ Church which is one of the oldest Protestant churches functioning in Malacca. There is a huge resemblance between the Dutch architecture and the Christ Church as you can witness the bricks hailing from the Dutch period.

Malaysia is home to several cities with incredible street art. You will catch your first glimpses of the street art as you walk along the Melaka River, with several of the buildings here having been decorated.

Today you will visit the Melaka Straits Mosque, this stunning Mosque can be found on the man-made Malacca Island which is less than an hour’s walk from the city centre. If you catch it when the tide is high, then it looks like the Mosque is floating on the water. Follow by a visit to the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple which  is regarded as the oldest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. It was built in 1645 and unlike many of the ruins you will see around the city, this temple has been beautifully preserved and restored over the years. It has even received a UNESCO award for outstanding architectural restoration. You will find this temple just a couple of minutes’ walk from the famous Jonker Street.

If you’re visiting Malacca on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday night, we will take you to the Jonker Street Night Market for some local street food. This night market only opens on weekend (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday night) from 10am-11pm. If the your visit is not during weekend and the night market is not open, we will take you to the Little India: Malaysia has a heavy Indian influence and like most cities, Melaka has its own Indian district called Little India. If you are a fan of delicious food, then we recommend coming here for dinner or lunch for some authentic Indian cuisine.

Today, your private guide & driver will come to pick you up at the hotel lobby, you will start your day with a visit to the King's Palace (Istana Negara), where you can admire the grand architecture and learn about Malaysia's royal heritage. Next, explore the National Monument (Tugu Negara), a striking tribute to Malaysia’s war heroes. From there, head to the National Museum to gain insight into the country’s rich history and diverse culture. Continue to the National Mosque (Masjid Negara), renowned for its modernist design and serene atmosphere. Stroll through the expansive grounds and appreciate the architectural beauty of this significant religious site.

Venture into China Town, a bustling area famous for its vibrant markets and street food. Here, you’ll experience the local hustle and bustle and discover the rich blend of cultures that shape Kuala Lumpur. Then take a leisurely walk through Independence Square (Dataran Merdeka), the historic heart of the city where Malaysia declared its independence. Marvel at the colonial architecture and the iconic Sultan Abdul Samad Building.

Visit the Petronas Twin Towers, one of the world’s tallest buildings. Enjoy panoramic views of the city from the Skybridge and Observation Deck.

Looking for a full-day tour to the beautiful Genting Highlands in Kuala Lumpur? Say no more! Our tour today will take you to the most iconic and famous spots of this popular destination and have you back in Kuala Lumpur city for dinner time!

On this full day tour we will take you to the Genting Highlands, a cool mountainous area, located one hour from Kuala Lumpur center. Your day will start with you being picked up by one of our local guides in a private, air-conditioned car, making your way up to the Genting Highlands. There you will take the standard cable car from the AWANA STATION and please get off at the CHIN WEE STATION where you will visit the famous Chinese Chin Swee Caves Temple ( the iconic nine-story pagoda), the Sky Terrace, the fairy bridge and the 15-meter high statue of Buddha, giving you a bird’s eye view of the surroundings including a breathtaking view of the 130-million-year-old rainforest below. 

Continue to the last station -THE SKYAVENUE STATION: a visit to Malaysia's 'Little Las Vegas' and its world famous casinos and theme parks (theme park tickets Excluded)!  A trip to Genting Highlands would never be complete without a stop here!  You can visit the Genting Highlands Premium Outlets for shopping or explore the Genting Highlands Resort complex, which includes casinos, plenty of dining options, and entertainment venues.

Finally, proceed to the Batu Caves, a major cultural and religious site located just outside of Kuala Lumpur. Discover the impressive series of caves nestled within a limestone hill, accessed via a steep climb up 272 colorful steps. Marvel at the towering statue of Lord Murugan, which stands at the base of the steps, and explore the Batu Caves Temple, a sacred Hindu pilgrimage site. The caves offer fascinating insights into Hindu culture and religion, and the surrounding area provides great photo opportunities.

Enjoy your free time until your driver comes to escort you to the airport for your onward flight.