Day 1

Travel from Singapore to Malacca on a cultural trip. Admire traditional architecture as you travel through charming Malay and Chinese communities. Explore Malacca’s historical sites, such as Cheng Hoon Teng Temple and Jonker’s Street. Unwind at your hotel.

Day 2

Continue to Kuala Lumpur, stopping at Malay homes and picturesque landscape along the way. Enjoy a city tour that includes the King’s Palace, National Mosque, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, and other attractions. Make memories in Chinatown and then retire to your hotel.

Day 3

Spend the morning at leisure in Kuala Lumpur, possibly shopping. In the afternoon, go to Kuala Selangor to visit a fishing hamlet and have a delectable seafood meal. Admire the hypnotic fireflies that dance along the riverbanks.

Day 4

Travel to the Cameron Highlands, stopping at Batu Caves and Lata Iskandar Waterfall along the way. In Cameron Highlands, see tea plantations, tea factories, vegetable farms, and the market square. Relax in your hotel.

Day 5

Depart for Penang, stopping at Istana Kenangan, Ubudiah Mosque, and Iskandariah Palace. Cross the spectacular Penang Bridge and arrive in the evening.

Day 6

Take a half-day tour of Penang’s historical city, Georgetown which includes stops at the world’s 4th longest statue of the Reclining Buddha, Wat Chayamangkalaram, Dhammikarama Temple. Drive past the Street of Harmony home of Saint George’s Anglican Church and Kuan Yin – Goddess of Mercy Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple and Masjid Kapitan Keling. Stop to explore the highly ornate clan house of Khoo Kongsi, followed by a visit to a local coffee shop. Finally, a brief photo stop at Fort Cornwallis.

Day 7

Travel to Kota Bharu through the picturesque East-West Highway, which offers breathtaking views of the jungle. If you’re lucky, you could see elephants crossing the road. Arrive in the evening at Kota Bharu.

Day 8

Begin your day with a visit to Kota Bharu, where you will explore the colourful wet market and learn about the distinct culture of Kelantan State. Traditional activities like as batik creation, top spinning, and songket weaving are on display. Continue to Terengganu, stopping at Pulau Rusa, noted for its traditional boat-building skills.

Day 9

Drive to Cherating Village, where you may experience traditional village life and handicraft. Watch as pandan leaves are braided into bags, mats, and taking a visit to turtle sanctuary. Cherating is a great place to spend your free time.

Day 10

Return to Kuala Lumpur or Singapore to conclude your heritage expedition.