Malaysia Foodie Tour

You will take a private transfer from Singapore to Malacca with guide.

Savour some of the best food in Malacca - Authentic Nonya Lunch, Satay Celup Dinner, Hainanese Chicken Rice Ball and Seafood Dinner at Senibong Cove.

Shopping - Local product at Ming Ang Confectionery Yong Peng, Mid Valley Southkey Johor

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:

Famosa Fort

This 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.

Stadthuys

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.

St Paul's Church

This 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.

Christ Church

It 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.

Malacca Sultanate Palace

Though it 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.

You will take a private transfer from Malacca to Kuala Lumpur with guide.

Following a pick-up from your hotel, discover how Kuala Lumpur has developed from a modest tin mining town to the huge metropolis it is today. See some of the city's futuristic structures.You will go to the the Sky Bar in Kuala Lumpur with a view of Petronas Twin Towers (the world's tallest twin-tower structure). Go to Independence Square to admire colonial buildings and the English-style cricket ground.

And the little Indian Brickfields.  Brickfields is a small to medium-sized town and residential neighborhood located just outside central Kuala Lumpur.  It is known as Kuala Lumpur's Little India due to the high percentage of Indian residents and businesses.  Enjoy shopping specially Indian sarees and dresses and taste local Indian spices.Visit the National Mosque (Masjid Negara).This modern mosque was completed in 1965 and can accommodate 15,000 people. Get to know the Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque,which was the first large mosque to be built in Kuala Lumpur.

Last stop is KLCC Park & Lake Symphony, Within KLCC Park,sited at the esplanade outside of Suria KLCC, lies the 10,000 sq ft man-made Lake Symphony. Two musical fountains display over 150 unique programmed animations in a magical performance of sound and water. KLCC Lake Symphony Light and Sound Water Fountain showtimes are 8pm, 9pm  and 10pm daily. However, KLCC Lake Symphony Water Fountain showtimes (Light only) are 7:30pm, 8:30pm and 9:30pm daily.

Zip around Kuala Lumpur at night on a Vespa scooter without the risk of getting lost when you join this guided private tour.  Foodies will love searching for some of the city's tastiest treats at night markets and hawker stalls.  Your driver will navigate so you can take in the sights and enjoy the experience.  Receive personalized attention on this private tour Includes the use of safety gear and rain ponchos (if necessary) Food and drinks, including beers, are included An easy and fun way to explore Kuala Lumpur after dark.

Get ready for your first island adventure! After breakfast, you'll leave Kuala Lumpur on a three-hour drive up the coast to the Malaysian state of Penang. When you reach the city of Bukit Mertajam, you'll cross over the bridge to the island and continue to Penang's capital, George Town. Malaysia's second-largest city is not only regarded as the culinary capital of the country but its historic center is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After checking into your hotel, you'll meet a guide and experience George Town's highlights yourself.

Founded in 1786, this port city was the first British settlement in Southeast Asia. Over the centuries, George Town was settled by various nationalities and ethnic subgroups, turning the city into one of the country's great melting pots. During this three-hour tour, you'll visit landmark colonial-era buildings like the Town Hall, St. George's Anglican Church, and the Penang High Court, the birthplace of the judicial system in Malaysia. Penang is also the epicenter of Malaysia's legendary street food, and here you can indulge in must-try regional dishes like char kway teow (stir-fried rice noodles).

After the city tour, you'll head over to the Peranakan Mansion, a 19th-century heritage house dedicated to preserving the region's Peranakan heritage. Peranakan is one of Malaysia's many hybrid cultures, and this one mixes Chinese, Malay, and Western influences. In the museum are thousands of antiques and collectibles that range from ornaments to furniture—all showcasing Peranakan culture and history. At the end of the day, return to your hotel.

Monkey Beach Penang is one of Penang’s largest and longest beaches, a cove of sand backed by tropical rainforest that you can only reach by boat, or hiking along the northern coast of Penang National Park.   You’ll need at least 40 minutes (to 1 hour) to get to the entrance of Penang National Park in Teluk Bahang from George Town, via Tanjung Bungah and Batu Ferringhi beach.   This expedition's first stop is at Penang National Park, also known as Monkey Island or Teluk Duyung in Malay - where you’ll be given ample time to roam around and appreciate its breathtaking surroundings.   Later on, hop on a 30-minute boat trip and reach Monkey Beach.   If you’re up for a challenge, you can also hike through Penang National Park to Monkey Beach.   This secluded paradise is known for its white-sand beaches, clear blue waters, and an abundance of adorable primates.   After a couple of hours of swimming and sunbathing, you’ll enjoy a delicious barbecue lunch before heading home.  

This 4-hour tour will start from your hotel lobby at 2:30PM. Meet and greet your professional English-speaking driver or guide and start your tour in a clean air-conditioned vehicle. Explore the back lanes of Penang off the beaten track, where you’ll make four or five stops to taste delightful snacks, drinks, and desserts. Along the way, listen to your foodie guide describe the street-food phenomenon in Penang.

Infused with a variety of spices, Malaysian food showcases Malay, Chinese, and Indian flavors. Try traditional fritters such as prawn, tofu or yam; bite into Penang lobak, a spiced deep-fried pork roll; slurp signature noodles; and sample delicious seafood among other savory snacks.

When it's time for dessert, sink your teeth into a sweet Indian pancake called an apom — deliciously crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Or, try a bite-sized kuih, a traditional sweet treat made of sticky glutinous rice. Other delectables available are heow piah (brown-sugar biscuits), coconut tarts and a variety of tropical fruits: jackfruit, assorted guava, coconut, dragon fruit, rambutan, and mangosteen. Drink it all down with a local favorite, choosing from a variety of non-alcoholic options including lime juice with sour plum, nutmeg juice, Chinese herbal tea, grass jelly, chrysanthemum, winter melon, fresh calamansi lime juice with plain or rose syrup, and more.

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