Petronas Twin Towers

Discover the Hidden Gem of Kuala Lumpur Off-Track

As the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur started humbly as a muddy estuary, and today Kuala Lumpur has transformed into a modern city with two million population. The multi-racial society here are humble, peaceful and harmonious.

Visit the magnificent Petronas Towers, the vibrant local street markets, the hidden villages beneath the modern skyscrapers, the local arts and crafts and the mouth-watering cuisine of Asian Melting Pot. Let's make the most of your limited free time while you are here in Malaysia. 

Itinerary : 

Pick up from hotel

A Visit to Batu Caves

The Supreme Monarchy Palace

Batek Gallery

National Monument

Petronas Twin Tower

Head back to hotel

This tour aims to visit the important sites of Malaysia, who was a British colonial state for 130 years, which are of great significance. Kuala Lumpur was once a huge tin mining area and is known as the "Melting Pot of Asia" because of its multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-religious harmonious coexistence. This charming city is awaiting you arrival to explore her amazing heritage, her friendly locals and the sumptous food.

Together we will explore: 

Petronas Twin Tower 

Kuala Lumpur Tower 

National Mosque 

Old Train Station of Kuala Lumpur 

Independance Square 

Central Market 

Chinatown market & heritage sites

My city, Kuala Lumpur (KL) is the capital city of Malaysia. Many of my guests who visited have found the city to be more modern that they had expected and that the highways are very impressive. Though the usage of every highway requires toll payment, it makes travel smooth and quick.

Kuala Lumpur is the financial and cultural centre of Malaysia but the Federal Government's Administrative Centre is located some 25km south of the city in a very impressive garden city known as Putrajaya.

The city plays hosts to a population of about 2 million people employed in its many financial, tourism, manufacturing services. Many people live outside the city, in its many suburbs and this vast metropolitan known as Greater KL or the Klang Valley boasts of an estimated population of about 8 million people.

The people of KL are warm and friendly and we all smile easily. You will find Malays, Indians and Chinese besides other Asian foreigners as well as Europeans in the city. While the national language is called Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and English are also very commonly spoken here in the capital city.

Kuala Lumpur has a year-round tropical climate which is warm, sunny and hot in the day and cooler in the evening. It tends to rain in the late afternoon or evening and temperatures tend to remain constant and hover between 31 and 34 °C in the day.

The tour will start with the pickup from your hotel in Kuala Lumpur in an air-conditioned car. We will visit as many places as possible according to your priority and places that you feel you must visit. I will also introduce you to some local finger food as well.

Price of the tour is US$150 for 1 or 2 persons. Additional person is US$50 each. 

Meals and shopping expenses are excluded from the tour fee. So is entrance fees for places that requires them.

Should you plan to go up the Skybridge and Observation Deck of the Petronas Twin Towers, to catch a panoramic view of the entire city of Kuala Lumpur, you will need to make advance booking as it is very popular and the tickets for the day are usually sold out. You can either buy the tickets online or I can make the booking for you. Tickets are priced at RM80 (Adults) and RM30 (Child below 12 years old).

Alternatively, we can also catch a panoramic view of the city from the Observation Deck of the KL Tower. Tickets for the day can be obtained at RM47 (Adult) and RM27 (Child below 12years old).

The tour will cover parts of the Old Colonial City as well as the New Modern City of KL. You will definitely enjoy the tour.