
Full Day Escape: Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves, Kanching Fall, Fireflies Tour
September 29, 2020Malacca A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Over the centuries, many travelers have arrived at Malacca and intermingled with each other, creating a harmonious society of different races with rich culture.
Over the centuries, many travelers have arrived at Malacca and intermingled with each other, creating a harmonious society of different races with rich culture. Dive into the vibrant world of culture and experience people from all walks of life unite, creating harmony and peace. What makes Malacca unique is its architecture, history and culture.
Itinerary / Highlight of Places:
- Visit St. Peter’s Church – the oldest Catholic Church in Malaysia
- Drive pass Bukit Cina – the oldest and largest Chinese cemetery outside China
- Visit Dutch Square: Stadhuys / Christ Church / Queen Victoria Fountain
- Climb up St Paul Hill to visit ruins of St Paul’s Church and view the Straits of Malacca
- Visit Porte De Santiago / A’Famosa
- Take a stroll along Jonker Street (China Town) interspersed with antiques, handicrafts, and souvenirs shops.
- Visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple – the oldest traditional Chinese temple in Malaysia
- Drive pass rubber and palm oil plantation
Note
Entrance fee & Nyonya Lunch for 2 persons
English speaking tour guide service
Full air-conditioned vehicle
Personal expenses
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