| Just 22km north of
the bustling Kuala Lumpur city lies Templers Park.
The rainforest reserved here is believed to be at
least 130 million years old. Visitors may jungle
trek up to the peak or may choose to relax and dip
in the cool waters and enjoy the peace of the
surrounding nature. Batu Caves in other hand would
enable the visitors to discover the beauty of
limestone hills and admire the huge vault-eerie
shafts of light streaking down from the gaps in the
ceiling. |
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Pick Up/Depart |
Duration |
Rate |
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8:30~8:45am
1:30~1:45pm |
4 hours |
Adult
RM70 |
3~12 yrs
RM55 |
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It takes 2 hours to
reach Malacca the old historical city. The history
of Malaysia is said to have begun here, the greatest
seaport where Portuguese, Dutch and English turn to
capture this once powerful and prosperous trading
post. Former rulers have left behind something of
their own culture. So, did the Chinese and Baba
Nyonya. Visitors here would be able to explore the
tale of Malacca's past and enjoys purchasing
priceless antiques and merchandise.
Tour Features
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Jonker Street /
Antique Street
St Peter's Church
Dutch Square
Portuguese Settlement
Porta de Santiago
St Paul's Cathedral Hill
Chen Hoon Teng Chinese Temple
Bukit Cina |
Drive
Past
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Rubber
plantation
Palm Oil Plantation |
Note: Tour inclusive
of lunch (halal food) |
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Pick Up/Depart |
Duration |
Rate |
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3:45~4:00am |
6 hours |
Adult
RM110 |
3~12 yrs
RM80 |
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