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Classic Peninsula Malaysia

Duration
10 Days
Price
£3,525 pp.
Location
Malaysia, Southeast Asia
Petronas Twin Towers at night Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Trip Highlights

  • Explore Kuala Lumpur’s cultural landmarks
  • Visit Malacca & George Town
  • Relax on the beaches of Langkawi

What's Included

  • Guided tours
  • Transfers
  • 9 nights accommodation

Classic Peninsula Malaysia

A trip encompassing Peninsula Malaysia's most visited destinations

Embark on an enchanting journey through Malaysia's diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry. Begin in Kuala Lumpur, exploring vibrant temples and savoring street food delights in Chinatown. Venture to historical Melaka for a river cruise and a glimpse into its trade history. In the Cameron Highlands, discover the allure of mossy forests, tea factories, and cultural landmarks. Continue to Penang, exploring its lively markets, Hindu temples, and grand Chinese clan houses. Conclude your Malaysian adventure in Langkawi, where leisure awaits with options like a mangrove safari, island tours, golfing, or a spa day. Immerse yourself in the beauty and diversity of this captivating Southeast Asian journey.

Trip Itinerary

Day 1 Arrive Kuala Lumpur

Fly into KLIA. You will be met at the airport and privately transported to the Hotel Stripes, where you will stay for three nights.

Day 2 KL evening tour with street food

Start your day with a hearty breakfast, followed by leisurely exploration at your own pace. In the evening, head out on a tour of Kuala Lumpur. Visit the enchanting Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, where the scent of burning jasmine and the mesmerizing chants of Hindu priests create a lasting impression. Wander through the bustling Open Air Bazaar of Chinatown, witnessing locals engaged in animated bargaining. Culminate your experience at Jalan Alor, a lively food haven, and indulge in local delicacies at a popular hawker centre. From golden grilled chicken wings to the daring Balitong (local sea snails), savour the diverse street food offerings.

Day 3 Melaka day tour

Day 4 KL - Cameron Highlands

Day 5 Tea factory and forest boardwalk

Day 6 Cameron Highlands - Penang

Day 7 Penang full day tour

Day 8 Flight to Langkawi

Day 9 Day in Langkawi

Day 10 Leaving Langkawi

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Duration

10 Days

Location

Malaysia, Southeast Asia

Price

£3,525 pp.

Price Includes

  • International flights and all transfers
  • All tours specified as included
  • Meals as specified in the above itinerary (drinks are not included)
  • Entrance fees to sightseeing places
  • Bottled water provides on transfers

Price Excludes

  • Single Supplements
  • International flights to/from Malaysia
  • Meals not mentioned as included
  • Park fees not mentioned as included

Price is per person based on two people sharing, excluding international flights.

The trip includes all accommodations and activities specified above. Rooms and meals are as below:

  • 3 nights at Hotel Stripes, KL - studio room, breakfast included.
  • 2 nights at The Lakehouse, Cameron Highlands - deluxe room, breakfast included.
  • 2 nights at The Royale Chulan, Penang - deluxe room, breakfast included.
  • 2 nights at The Datai, Langkawi, Rainforest Pool Villa room, breakfast included.
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January

January is a great time go snorkelling in Langkawi or explore the streets of Penang. Weather is consistently warm and dry on the west coast of the Malaysian peninsula. Kuala Lumpur and the central highlands are humid but pleasant. Avoid the east coast as the monsoon season persists until March.

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February

Kuala Lumpur and/or Penang are a must in February in order to see the incredible Chinese New Year celebrations. Red and gold decorations are hung about temples and shopping plazas, as well as beautiful animal statues representing the relevant zodiac.

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March

March is the month for cultural festivals in Malaysia, with the famous Thaipusam festival taking place in Batu Caves near Kuala Lumpur. This Hindu festival sees devotees performing extreme acts of devotion, making for a unique and unforgettable experience.

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April

April sees the blooming of wildflowers in the Cameron Highlands, a scenic hill station known for its tea plantations and stunning vistas. This is the perfect time to explore the region’s natural beauty and indulge in some tea-tasting.

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May

May marks the beginning of the dry season in Sabah, perfect for outdoor adventures. Explore the Kinabalu National Park, climb the highest peak in Southeast Asia, or take a river cruise to spot proboscis monkeys and other wildlife.

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June

June is the start of the rainy season in Sarawak, but this also means the rainforests are lush and alive with wildlife. Explore the Mulu National Park, go caving, or visit the traditional longhouses of the indigenous tribes.

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July

July is the month for the George Town Festival in Penang, a month-long celebration of arts and culture. This is the perfect time to explore the island’s UNESCO-listed heritage sites and indulge in the famous Penang street food.

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August

August 31st marks Malaysia’s National Day, with parades and fireworks across the country. This is a great time to experience Malaysia’s patriotic spirit and learn more about its history.

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September

September marks the start of the harvest season in Sabah, with the famous Pesta Kaamatan festival celebrating the rice harvest. This is a great time to experience the culture of the Kadazandusun people and indulge in some traditional food.

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October

The west coast, including destinations like Penang and Langkawi, enjoys drier and sunnier conditions, making it an ideal time for beach holidays. On the east coast, you might still encounter some rain, but it's generally a good month for water activities like snorkelling and diving. In Kuala Lumpur, expect occasional rain showers and comfortable temperatures.

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November

In November, Malaysia experiences a tropical climate with varying conditions across the country. On the west coast, places like Penang and Langkawi typically enjoy drier and sunnier weather, making it an excellent time for beach getaways. The east coast, including places like Tioman Island, may have more rainfall, but it's still a good time for diving and snorkeling. In Kuala Lumpur, expect occasional rain showers and cooler temperatures.

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December

December marks the beginning of the Northeast Monsoon season in Malaysia. On the west coast, which includes places like Penang and Langkawi, you can expect heavy rainfall and rough seas, making it less favorable for beach activities. The east coast, on the other hand, experiences drier and sunnier weather. In Kuala Lumpur, you can anticipate occasional rain showers and cooler temperatures.

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