Day 01

Kuala Lumpur  (B)

 Arrive KLIA. Transfer to Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. The sightseeing of this city is of charming contrast and will cover the sights of the National Monument, King's Palace, National Museum, Sultan Abdul Samad Building and Independence Square. Check-in hotel. This evening you will be picked up for a night tour starting with a stroll through the Bintang Walk, then on to KLCC and the KL Tower. A Malay buffet dinner with a colourful cultural show concludes this memorable evening.

  Day 02

Kuala Lumpur                          (B)

Breakfast at hotel. This morning you will depart for a half-day countryside tour,   which includes the famous Batu Caves reached by a steep flight of 272 steps to the entrance known as Cathedral Cave. In some of today's stops you will have the opportunity to see Malaysia's handicrafts, such as batik and visit the Royal Selangor Pewter factory to see pewter products being made in Malaysia's largest pewter factory. Afternoon is free at leisure, you can do your own shopping or enjoy more of the multifarious sights of Kuala Lumpur on your own accord.

  Day 03

 Kuala Lumpur / Malacca                        (B)    

Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to Malacca. Tour the "Historical City" with a legacy dating back 600 years. The sightseeing includes St Peter's Church, Cheng Hoon Teng Temple - the oldest functioning Chinese temple in Malaysia with a brightly coloured roof bearing an assortment of mythical Chinese creatures, Kampong Kling's Mosque, the ruins of "Our Lady of the Hill", A Formosa and Jonkers Street where you may wish to buy some antiques. Stop at The Stadhuys or Dutch Square for photo session or trishaw ride (optional). Transfer back to Kuala Lumpur. Overnight.

  Day 04

Kuala Lumpur / Cameron Highland             (B)

Breakfast at hotel. Head north to the state of Perak. You will enjoy the journey on to Cameron Highlands, one of the most extensive hill stations, consisting of a series of villages strung along the main roads. The Cameron Highlands has managed to maintain its English character with its rolling green hills dotted with country cottages, farms and golf course. The Cameron Highlands is situated between 1500 - 1800 metres above sea level. En route to Cameron Highlands, we will stop at Iskandar Waterfalls, a basket weaving place and visit one of the aboriginal (Orang Asli) villages on your way up to Cameron Highlands.

  Day 05

Cameron Highland               (B)

Breakfast at hotel. This morning you will depart for a half day tour to visit the morning market, vegetables farm, cactus valley, Buddhist temple and tea plantation. Then, we will have lunch at Tanah Rata (on own account). After lunch, you will have some free time to shop at Tanah Rata. In the afternoon, take a short jungle walk or enjoy a typical English afternoon tea at the Smoke house (on own account).

  Day 06

Cameron Highland / Penang      (B)

Breakfast at hotel. After breakfast, depart northwards to Butterworth, you will then cross the Penang Bridge (spanning 13.5km - the longest bridge in Asia) onto the island of Penang. Penang, with its long history of accepting people from different cultures is at the crossroads of major civilizations. Communities of Arabs, Burmese, Chinese, Eurasians, Malays, Indians, Indonesians and Thais have all come through this island's historic port to make their homes here. Also known as "The Pearl of the Orient", Penang is famous for its history, people, heritage and food.

Day 07

Penang  / Kuala Lumpur                          (B)

Breakfast at hotel. Then, free at leisure until transfer (by sit in coach) to the KLIA airport for departure flight or you may choose to extend your stay.