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After the group meeting, head out to enjoy some Singaporean cuisine with your group. Although Singapore has a few areas untouched by modernization, wandering the streets of Little India and Chinatown is a great way to see the old parts of the city.
Your opportunity to meet your CEO and fellow travellers, and learn more about your tour. Opt to join the group for a local meal afterwards. Don't forget to see the notice in the lobby (or ask reception) for the official time and place to meet up with the group.
Cross into Malaysia and journey to Melaka. Take a trishaw ride and then opt for a city boat trip.
After a short bus journey, arrive at the old port town of Melaka. Experience a taste of old Asia with a trishaw ride around the streets of Melaka.
With free time, walk the streets and absorb the atmosphere and heritage of this historically important maritime town. There are temples, churches, mosques, museums, and forts to explore during free time.
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Climb aboard, grab a seat, and enjoy the ride.
Head out by traditional trishaw (cycle rickshaw) for a taste of bygone days.
Enjoy free time to make the most of this charming heritage city. Visit some fantastic museums, or hop on a boat for a relaxing tour of the town.
Visit this museum to understand some of the different ethnicities that make up the diverse town of Melaka. The area is home to Malays, Chinese, Indians, and Portuguese, as well as sub-communities of descendants of these countries. Learn about traditional wedding ceremonies, musical instruments, and view a lovely collection of ancient pottery.
Get a glimpse of life in late-19th and early-20th Malaya at this museum, which was once a family home for four generations. Take in the rich culture and opulence of the home’s décor seen in many pre-World War II homes. (In case you’re curious about the museum’s name – Baba is a term for a gentleman and Nyonya is a term for a lady in the Straits-born community.)
Enjoy a visit to this historic fort, which was constructed by the Dutch in the 18th century and was once a chapel dedicated to St. John the Baptist. Climb to the top and enjoy the spectacular view.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the rejuvenated riverfront with new muralled buildings and significant historical landmarks and bridges. Float by a traditional Malay village, the Ghost Bridge of Melaka, Kampung Jawa, and the Clock Tower.
Enjoy the magnificent architecture of this historic church, built in 1521 by the Portuguese. Climb to the summit of St Paul's Hill to tour the site and learn about its storied past as a fortress (against the Dutch siege) and burial ground.
Drive to Kuala Lumpur. Enjoy a half-day city tour.
Arrive in Kuala Lumpur at lunchtime by public bus. Use the afternoon to see the city's impressive architecture and experience the fascinating cultural mix that gives Kuala Lumpur such a uniquely cosmopolitan feel.
Climb aboard, grab a seat, and enjoy the ride.
Get to know the sights and sounds of this cosmopolitan and lively capital city through a guided tour.
Tour this museum to see thousands of artifacts and art objects ranging from jewellery and armour to ceramics and ancient Islamic glassware. The museum is home to a number of galleries: Quran and Manuscripts Gallery, Islamic Architecture Gallery, India Gallery, Chinese Gallery, Ancient Malay World Gallery as well as the Ottoman Syrian Room.
Take in breathtaking views of Kuala Lumpur on this visit to the Petronas Towers. Called Malaysia’s jewel, the 88-storey twin structure has the world’s highest two-storey bridge offering a stunning view of the city from 170m (558ft) high.
Opt to visit the Petronas Towers, Islamic Arts Museum, or Lake Gardens.
Use some free time to explore Kuala Lumpur. The evening is best spent at the night market, sampling different cuisine and bargain hunting among the stalls. Don't forget a visit to the Petronas Towers, the tallest twin towers in the world.
Enjoy some free time exploring this cosmopolitan city.
Take in breathtaking views of Kuala Lumpur on this visit to the Petronas Towers. Called Malaysia’s jewel, the 88-storey twin structure has the world’s highest two-storey bridge offering a stunning view of the city from 170m (558ft) high.
Visit this bustling section of the city to get a taste of India on the Malay Peninsula. Kuala Lumpur has a significant population of people of Indian origin.
Tour this museum to see thousands of artifacts and art objects ranging from jewellery and armour to ceramics and ancient Islamic glassware. The museum is home to a number of galleries: Quran and Manuscripts Gallery, Islamic Architecture Gallery, India Gallery, Chinese Gallery, Ancient Malay World Gallery as well as the Ottoman Syrian Room.
Head to higher ground and enjoy the cooler air in the Cameron Highlands.
Climb aboard, grab a seat, and enjoy the ride.
Winding mountain roads
Use free time to enjoy and explore this mountainous region.
Enjoy a full-day rainforest expedition and a visit to a butterfly farm.
Take a full-day excursion, exploring the rainforest of the Cameron Highlands and visiting a butterfly farm.
Enjoy exotic flora and fauna during the Rainforest Expedition, which includes seeing the Rafflesia, the world's largest flower (depending on season). Also, visit an aboriginal village and see a blow pipe hunting demonstration. Go on a 1-2 hr jungle trek. Enjoy a waterfall swim and visits to a tea plantation and a reptile farm.
Enjoy beautiful live butterflies and other exotic wildlife at this charming butterfly farm. Learn more about the balance within the biodiversity of flora in Malaysia during the visit.
Travel to George Town, Penang and opt for a city tour before relaxing on the beach or shopping in town.
Travel to the west coast island of Penang. With free time, opt to take a bicycle rickshaw tour, meander through the streets of George Town, take a funicular to the top of Penang Hill, see the colourful bazaars of the night markets, or visit some Chinese temples.
Penang boasts an impressive variety of food, from Chinese to Malay and Indian. Enjoy!
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
There's no shortage of things to do and see. Get out and experience Penang.
Enjoy a free day to explore Penang. Opt to visit the Pinang Peranakan Museum, Khoo Kongsi (a restored heritage site), the famous Indian quarter, Penang Hill, and the Clan Jetties to see the traditional Chinese settlement.
Head out and explore the museums and ethnic neighbourhoods of this charming city.
Experience real-life history visiting the clan jetties. More than 100 years ago, the Chinese community started building stilt houses along the waterfront, clustered into clan villages that still exist today. Most of these houses are in the Chew Jetty area.
Enjoy a visit to charming Little India, which consists of three streets: Lebuh Chulia, Lebuh Queen, and Jalan Pasar. Purchase colourful Indian fashion, eat spicy food, and listen to beautiful Indian melodies for a taste of India in Malaysia.
Visit one of the grandest clan houses in Malaysia, built by the Chinese Khoo Kongsi clan more than 100 years ago it operated much like a self-governing village. As a sign of wealth, the house was built in an ornate fashion with elaborate Chinese architecture.
Visit this colonial hill station for a great escape from the city’s heat and beautiful views of Georgetown from one of its seven hills. The highest is Western Hill, which stands at 833m (2,723ft) above sea level. Discover tropical plants, like the carnivorous pitcher plant, and catch a glimpse of the dusky leaf monkeys or the greater racket-tailed drongo, which is a local bird.
Learn about the Peranakans (also known as the Babas and Nyonyas), the Chinese community that made their home in the Straits Settlements and developed unique customs that incorporated Malay and British influences in their cuisine and language. Tour the museum, a recreated home of a rich Baba, to see displays of more than 1,000 antique pieces and architectural design – of special note is the staircase, dining room, and parlour.
Cross into Thailand and enjoy a homestay in this tropical paradise.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
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Get to the next spot on your route aboard a convenient and efficient ferry boat.
Get a little closer to the local way of life with a homestay on the island of Koh Klang. Meet friendly locals and learn about authentic southern Thai culture in this traditional fishing community.
Cruise around the islands and experience this piece of paradise from a new perspective.
Transfer from your homestay to a hotel before choosing to swim, snorkel, kayak, take a Thai cooking class, or go rock climbing.
Discover why Thailand is so famous for unspoiled beaches. The guesthouse in Ao Nang is close to the beach and is a perfect spot to chill out and relax. Weather permitting, take a longtail boat out to some of the beautiful islands and snorkel the reefs that have made southern Thailand so famous.
Climb aboard and get your float on.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
There's tons to do here — swim, snorkel, relax, or head out and explore. Free time is yours to explore.
Free time to explore or just relax on the beach.
Make the most of a free day in paradise.
Refine your culinary skills with an optional cooking class. Discover the secrets of the delicious local cuisine.
Visit Ko Phi Phi and admire the scenery -- "The Beach" was filmed here. Get to know the local marine life while snorkelling and cruise by the amazing Viking Cave.
Scale spectacular coastal cliffs at local world-class rock climbing destinations like Railay peninsula. Get your blood pumping with this total body workout and be rewarded with stunning views.
Grab your life jacket and tour local waters by kayak. Get up close to marine life and see many sights you may miss on shore.
Enjoy a last day in paradise at Ao Nang before boarding an overnight train to Bangkok.
Soak up the last few hours on the beach.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Experience overnight travel like a local. Sit back and get some well-earned (and likely much-needed) rest en route to your next stop.
Arrive in Bangkok in the morning and take a guided longboat klong tour and explore Wat Po temple. Opt to visit to the Grand Palace and National Museum or shop on Khao San Road.
Enjoy a longtail boat tour of Bangkok's famous klongs (canals). The trip finishes at the Royal Temple of Wat Po. The local guide will talk about Thai Buddhist culture and the famous reclining Buddha.
There's still time for some afternoon shopping, a visit to the Grand Palace, or a stroll through the backpacker area.
Travel by longtail boat on the busy Chao Phraya River and through the small canals of western Bangkok's Thonburi district. Observe colourful scenes of everyday life along the river banks.
Immerse yourself in Thai Buddhist culture and visit the famous giant 46m (151ft) reclining Buddha, covered in gold leaf. Relax with a traditional Thai massage at the country’s leading school of massage at Wat Po.
There's so much to see in this bustling metropolis -- get out and explore.
Visit Wat Arun, a Buddhist temple and one of Thailand’s best known landmarks. Tour inside to see its central prang (a Khmer-style tower) adorned with colourful porcelain.
Lay back and soothe aching muscles with a famous local massage. Affordable and amazing, don't miss out.
Tour the Jim Thompson House, a Bangkok museum that was once the home of American businessman Jim Thompson, the “Legendary American of Thailand.” See his collection of Buddhist and secular art, amassed while building his silk company.
Visit the King’s official residence (made up of many buildings, halls, lawns, gardens, and courtyards) on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and see the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Please note the cost of this optional activity does not include the entrance fee.
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