Upon arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, meet and transfer to the hotel for check-in.
Proceed for Kuala Lumpur Highlights Discovery (approx. 4.5 hours)

Did you know that tin mining built Kuala Lumpur? Get the inside story on how Chinese miners of the 1850s made waves with the meeting point of two rivers that contributed to the Kuala Lumpur we see today. This half day tour takes you on a journey back in time to Kuala Lumpur's roots at the Royal Selangor Pewter Visitor’s Centre that pays homage to tin as the main component in making pewter. Other attractions include the River Confluence (birth place of Kuala Lumpur), The Independence Square, The Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Kuala Lumpur City Gallery, The King’s Palace, and the Batu Caves.
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After breakfast, depart for a Hands-on Cooking Class!

Home-cooked food is something to be savored. The flavors and taste of the creations remain in the inner recesses of the mind, unforgotten and you will have Delicious memories.

Aside from learning to prepare a Malaysian home-cooked meal, you will also get an interesting insight into the culture and social structure of the country.

The atmosphere of camaraderie is excellent; you will get to mingle with other visitors to the country as well as friendly residents and expatriates simply eager to learn to cook.

Experience a few hours of Malaysian hospitality and you’ll not only get an opportunity to enjoy home-cooked Malaysian dishes, you’ll also learn how to prepare the dishes the way they have been done for generations. A fun alternative to shopping and sightseeing!

Spend half a day starting from 08:00am to 12:30pm, Mondays to Sundays except on Malaysian Public Holidays. The classes, conducted in English, will be kept small between 3 to 10 guests to ensure proper supervision.
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After breakfast, check-out from the hotel before an overland transfer to Ipoh. Ipoh City, is Malaysia’s third largest city in the country. It is the capital city of Perak located on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. There are nicknames for Ipoh: The Town Built on Tin and City of Millionaires - referring to the vast fortunes made during the boom of the tin-mining industries.

Upon arrive in to Ipoh, commence Ipoh Heritage & Food tour. This tour will cover the old town, which contains the pre-war buildings. This walking tour starts at the east side of the old town from where you stroll along the shop lots (Concubine Lane), some were residences and historical landmarks that have been restored as restaurants, cafes and even museums. Here, check out some local cuisines such as Ipoh Hor Fun, the famous bean sprout & chicken, chee cheong fun, popiah, custard and enjoy a cup of Oldtown White Coffee. One of the highlights is the Han Chin Pet Soo Museum – where you will get a chance to uncover the mysteries of the Hakka Miner’s Club. If you are lucky, witness some of the local artisans at work such as the rattan furniture maker and the traditional tinsmith.

After the tour, transfer to the hotel for check-in and to rest with the remainder of the day free at leisure.
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After checking-out from the hotel, we will depart for Penang with an en-route visit to Kuala Kangsar for a brief visit to see the gilded dome of Ubudiah Mosque, the impressive Iskandariah Palace and Kenangan Palace.
Next, we will continue an overland journey for approx. 2 hours drive to Penang depending on traffic conditions.
A fascinating fusion of the East and West, Penang embraces modernity while retaining its traditions and old world charm. These are reflected in its harmonious multiracial populace and well-preserved heritage buildings which led to George Town being accorded a listing as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. Upon arrival, check-in to the hotel.
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After breakfast, we will depart for Heritage Walk Discovery (approx. 3 hours)
Bring out the walking shoes and step into the spots that contributed to Penang’s diverse demographics. On this
tour, you’ll be given detailed explanations on the various religious beliefs in the Chinese Kwan Yin Temple, the
Malay Mosque and the Kapitan Keling Mosque. Other sites include houses of the Khoo and Yap clan, in their original state of olden Chinese style architecture. This is followed by walks to the Tengku Syed Hussain Mousoleum,
Armenian Street and an exhibition of Dr Sun Yat Sen, regarded as the father of modern China.

Enjoy an afternoon tea with local snacks with the rest of the day free to explore this heritage city on your own.
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Departure transfer to Penang Airport for flight to Kuching.

Upon arrival, meet and transfer to the hotel for check-in.

After breakfast, discover the best of Kuching with temples and monuments through the hidden lanes inside the heritage zone and indulge in a wide variety of popular authentic Sarawak local street foods, drinks and desserts. After a relaxing cruise across the romantic Sarawak River on a traditional Sampan boat, we will guide you through off-the beaten track of the rural Malay Kampong and wooden bridges lining the banks of the great Sarawak River. Along the way, you can explore the vibrant and exotic open air market of Kubah Ria. Experience the vibrant colour of tropical fresh fruits and vegetables, shop for local handicrafts at non-tourist price and discover a whole range of jungle produce including unique wild ferns, exotic vegetables and plants.

Tour Includes: Return transfer, guide, bicycle, helmet, poncho and first aid kits.

Rest of the day free at leisure.
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After breakfast, visit to Semonggok Orangutan Rehabilitation Center (approx. 3 hours)
The best place in Sarawak to view semi-wild orangutans, who have been rescued from captivity and trained to survive in the surrounding forest reserve. The rehabilitated animals roam freely in the rain forest, and often return to the center at feeding time. Thanks to the successful breeding program at Semonggok there is a good possibility of experiencing one of the most heart-warming sights in Borneo – an orangutan mother with a young baby. The center is 30 mins drive from Kuching and another 20 mins on foot. Along the way visitors pass by the ethno-botanical gardens, with their unique collection of rain forest plants. Semongok also has a number of short collection of rain-forest plants.

Note: As the orangutan in Semengok are semi-wild, sightings cannot be guaranteed
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After breakfast, departure transfer to Kuching Airport for flight to Mulu.

Upon arrival at Mulu Airport, you will be transferred to the hotel for check-in.

At the appropriate time, meet at the resort to be transferred to the Park Headquarters where the guide will lead you to a 3km hike through Mulu’s amazing tropical rainforests. Discover Lang Cave and its beautiful formation and walk through the Second World’s largest cave entrance: the Massive Deer cave. Relax at the open-air observatory for an opportunity to witness the phenomenon exodus of bats flying out of the caves, spiraling high overhead and ascend to the sky in search of food. At 1900hrs, hike back to Park Headquarters then transfer back to resort.
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Breakfast served at resort.

At 0830hrs, meet at the resort where our guide will lead you to a long boat ride through the winding rivers to a tribal “Penan” settlement. Continue up river to the enchanting Wind and Clearwater Caves of Mulu. The
Wind Cave is famous for the naturally “sculpted” column & pillars of the King’s Chamber. The Clear Water Caves are formed by waters of the 118km long cave system. You may take a swim at the refreshing Clearwater. The highlight is a must see which is the Rajah Brooke butterflies hovering around the river and entrance of the caves. A most unique sighting of nature well protected and conserved.

Packed lunch will be provided.
Return to the resort by boat. Free at leisure to enjoy the facilities available at the resort.

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Breakfast served at resort.

Free to enjoy the facilities at the hotel.

Departure transfer to Mulu Airport for your flight home.