Private Car From Penang
You can choose any two areas, and the itinerary attractions will be flexibly adjusted according to the actual time.
Depart from Penang City Centre Hotel
George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site (Clan Jetties, Fort Cornwallis [Ticket], St. George’s Church, Penang Museum [Ticket], Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion [Ticket], Goddess of Mercy Temple, Little India, Kapitan Keling Mosque, Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi [Ticket], Sun Yat Sen Penang Base Memorial Hall [Ticket], George Town Street Art, KOMTAR Tower, The Top Observatory Deck & Rainbow Skywalk [Ticket])
Suburban area (Penang Bridge, Penang Hill, Penang Hill Funicular [Ticket], Viewing Deck, Forest Trail [Ticket], Kek Lok Si Temple, Queensbay Mall, War Museum [Ticket])
Coastal area (Wat Chayamangkalaram Temple, Dhammikarama Burmese Temple, Botanic Gardens, Gurney Plaza, Batu Ferringhi Beach, Tropical Spice Garden [Ticket], Toy Museum [Ticket], Penang National Park)
Balik Pulau area (Penang National Park, Escape Adventure Park [Ticket], Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm [Ticket], Tropical Fruit Farm [Ticket], Bao Sheng Durian Farm)
Penang cruise pick-up itinerary
Malaysia car charter tours are designed for cruise ship passengers, especially for those who stay in Penang for a short time. We will pick you up directly at the Penang Port cruise terminal for departure, allowing you to make the most of your time and easily explore the local must-visit attractions.
Swettenham Pier Cruise Terminal
Take the cable car up Penang Hill, where you can enjoy unobstructed views of the island from the observation deck, or admire the colonial-era Bel Retiro Villa, which was once a summer resort for senior officials during the British colonial period (cable car ticket at your own expense).
Don't have a cave-in Buddhist temple. You can stroll around the courtyard for an hour or two, and there is also a short scenic cable car (at your own expense) to go to the Buddha statue at the top of the higher mountain. You can arrange to stop by after the Penang Hill Cable Car.
This is a good place to learn about local history. It is a well-planned museum with explanations in Chinese and English, well-preserved cultural relics, and a large courtyard building with cultural history. At the same time, you can also learn about the historical sites of the struggle of overseas Chinese. As a Chinese, you should have a special sense of intimacy. (Tickets at your own expense)
The mural of siblings riding together is an icon of Penang. When you see the graffiti on bicycles, you know that you are in Penang. Many people line up to take pictures. You can walk around while walking. The surrounding cultural and creative shops, local delicacies and personalized cafes have a strong tourist atmosphere. It is a recommended place to come for a walk.
The Clan Jetty part of George Town (the capital of Penang State) and was listed as a World cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in 2008. Clan Jetty is one of the important cultural monuments in Georgetown. It fully reflects the characteristics of maritime life of early overseas Chinese immigrants who endured hardship and struggle.
The building itself will be amazing, and once you see it, it will grab your attention. Take a moment to look at all the exterior decorations and you will be amazed at their details. This is a true proof of the Khoo family. Buying tickets to visit is absolutely great value for money. (Tickets at your own expense)
Return to the place of departure
Private Car From Kuala Lumpur
Old town (Passing through Centennial Railway Station, National Mosque, State Administration of Railways, Bird Park (Ticket), Science Museum (ticket))
Independence Square (passing through the National Urban Development Center, the Grand Bell Tower, the Grand Flagpole, the Queen Victoria Fountain, the Royal Selangor Club, the Kuala Lumpur Library, and the River of Life)
Lunch [At Own Expense] @ Petaling Street / Chinatown, Ho Kow Hainanese Kopitiam, Kwai Chai Hong, Central Market
There is an observation deck + sky observation deck + Sky glass Room + revolving restaurant in Kuala Lumpur Tower (ticket). Kuala Lumpur Tower is also a transmission station for telecommunications networks, radio and television stations.
Golden Triangle Area: There are Aquarium, Sunshine Plaza, City Park, National Oil Science Museum, and National Oil Symphony Hall. It is a collection of office buildings, shopping centers, music halls, and leisure parks.
You can choose to have dinner here "at your own expense"
Dinner (Kuala Lumpur Bak Kut Teh Street or Jalan Alor Night Market) [At Own Expense]
Private Car From Kuala Selangor
It takes about 1.20 hours by car from Kuala Lumpur City Centre. The departure time will be adjusted according to the low tide time.
Sky Mirror (Departure time from the jetty depends on the low tide each day and may vary, so the schedule will be adjusted accordingly. Pre-registration with name and passport number is required. Booking is non-refundable. Payment is made on-site on the day. [Fee includes photography, boat ride, and insurance])
Lunch / Seafood meal at Bagan Sungai Burung Fishing Village [At Own Expense]
Bukit Melawati (View of the Malacca Strait, Kuala Selangor Nature Park, Century-Old Lighthouse, Ancient City Walls & Fort, Kuala Selangor Historical Museum, Feeding Silvered Leaf Monkeys, Weekend Mini Train [At Own Expense])
Dinner/Seafood Restaurant in Fishing Village "at your own expense"
Mangrove River Cruise, Eagle Feeding, Firefly River Cruise, Blue Tears Exploration [At Own Expense]
Bukit Rotan Shakti Goddess Hindu Temple (Schedule subject to itinerary timing)
The return journey takes about 1.20 hours by car, and the arrival in Kuala Lumpur is about 10 pm.
Private Car From Malacca
(Choose one of three)
- Putrajaya Pink Mosque, Prime Minister’s Office, passing by Morocco Park, Wetlands Park
- Baba Nyonya Kuih (Traditional Cake) Workshop
- Malacca Durian Orchard
The highway is about a 2.5-hour drive away
Lunch / Nyonya Cuisine or Hainanese Chicken Rice [Choose One, At Own Expense]
Malacca Red House District, Christ Church, Malacca Museum, St. Paul’s Hill, River Cruise [At Own Expense]
Jonker Street Cultural District (Jonker Street, Cultural Lane) – Free stroll to explore the old street
Passing by Malacca Royal Port and the Floating Mosque
2.5 hours drive
Private Car From Genting
Approximately 1.5 hours from Kuala Lumpur city centre
Batu Caves / One of India’s renowned Hindu sacred sites (Long pants required)
Lunch / Wutongling Mid-Mountain Restaurant / Taste Bentong Musang King Durian [At Own Expense]
Genting Penglai Wonderland
Genting Premium Outlets Free & Easy + Cable Car Ride to Genting Resort / Free & Easy (Cable Car Boarding Point)
Meet at Genting Resort Casino to return to Kuala Lumpur
Kepong Heng Kee Bak Kut Teh
Lot 3541-A Jalan Kepong BT 7, 52000 Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 012-232 8940 (closed two) "At your own expense"
Private Car From Cameron Highlands
Departure from Kuala Lumpur/3.5 hours
Super Dreamy Check-in Attraction: Flora Park (Flower Sea Park) [Tickets at Own Expense / Approx. 2 Hours / Lunch at Own Expense]
Cameron’s Largest Vegetable Market & Cameron Sheep Garden (The Sheep Sanctuary) [Ticket / Choose One of Two]
Cameron Highlands Tea Plantation Factory – BOH Tea Centre [Afternoon Tea & Snacks at Own Expense]
Cameron Lavender Garden [Ticket at Own Expense]
Return to the hotel
Private Car From Ipoh
You can choose any two areas, and the itinerary attractions will be flexibly adjusted according to the actual time.
Approximately 2.5-3 hours from Kuala Lumpur
Old Town, New Town, Concubine Lane and neighboring lanes, Ipoh Railway Station, Town Hall, High Court, Sultan Idris Shah II Mosque / Perak State Mosque, Birch Memorial Clock Tower, Ipoh Street Art, Han Chin Pet Soo Museum
Cave Temple Area / Sam Poh Tong, Nam Thean Tong, Sam Po Tong, Mirror Lake [Ticket], Cheong Kong White Coffee
Gunung Lang Recreational Park [Boat Ticket], Perak Cave Temple
Kuala Kangsar Area (Gua Kelapa [Ticket], Kellie’s Castle [Ticket], No. 5 Iron Boat at Tanjung Tualang [Ticket], Kuala Kangsar Heritage Museum, Nostalgia Mansion, Nostalgia Café, Agarwood Tea Plantation [Ticket]), Lunch: Famous Kuala Kangsar River Prawns (Bighead Prawns)
Return to the hotel
Port Klang Cruise pick-up itinerary (A)
This tour is designed for cruise ship passengers and is very suitable for travelers who stay in Kuala Lumpur for a short time. We will pick you up directly from the Port Klang cruise terminal, allowing you to make the most of your time and easily explore the essence of the city.
Port Klang Cruise Terminal, Cruise Terminal, 42009 Pelabuhan Klang, Selangor, Malaysia
The Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, are an iconic landmark of the city. Recommended for first-time visitors, the towers feature an aquarium, a science center, shopping outlets, and a variety of dining options. Outside, there is the City Centre Park for relaxation and leisure.
The National Mosque of Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur is an iconic landmark, featuring beautiful Islamic architecture with Persian tile decorations. It attracts many visitors and worshippers. When entering the mosque, shoes must be removed, and women are required to wear a long robe and headscarf provided for free by the mosque.
Kuala Lumpur’s Merdeka Square holds great historical significance for Malaysia, comparable to Tiananmen Square in China. On August 31, 1957, the Malaysian flag was first raised here, symbolizing independence from British rule. Today, a 100-foot-high flagpole stands at the site, one of the tallest in the world and a landmark of Kuala Lumpur, surrounded by a large green field.
Kuala Lumpur’s Old Railway Station is located in the city center and features a blend of Moorish and Indian architectural styles. Built in 1910, it served as the main hub for Kuala Lumpur’s railway system until 2001. After the opening of Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station in 2001, its role was quickly replaced. Although the station is still operational, it is now primarily a tourist attraction for visitors.
Here, you can find Malaysia’s local creative products, handicrafts, souvenirs, and a variety of local specialty snacks.
Petaling Street (commonly called Chinatown by foreigners) is not just about knockoff goods—it’s surrounded by trendy, vintage-style cafés and authentic local food. Next to Petaling Street is the popular “Kwai Chai Hong” alley, a hotspot for photos with murals, snack shops, and bars. Although small, it has a charming atmosphere both day and night, perfect for a stroll. Highlights include Kwai Chai Hong and Ho Kow Hainanese Kopitiam.
Return to the place of departure
Port Klang Cruise pick-up itinerary (B)
This tour is designed for cruise ship passengers and is very suitable for travelers who stay in Kuala Lumpur for a short time. We will pick you up directly from the Port Klang cruise terminal, allowing you to make the most of your time and easily explore the essence of the city.
Port Klang Cruise Terminal, Cruise Terminal, 42009 Pelabuhan Klang, Selangor, Malaysia
After approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, you will arrive at Batu Caves, one of Kuala Lumpur’s largest Hindu temples, which attracts thousands of pilgrims and visitors every year. Before climbing nearly 300 steps to reach the temple inside, you will be greeted by a towering 40-meter-high statue of Lord Murugan.
Heifeng Cave is a limestone hill with a series of caves and cave temples. It is said that the limestone that formed the black wind tunnel is about 400 million years old. Some cave entrances are used as shelters by the indigenous Temuan people (aboriginal tribes).
The Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, are an iconic landmark of the city. Recommended for first-time visitors, the towers feature an aquarium, a science center, shopping outlets, and a variety of dining options. Outside, there is the City Centre Park for relaxation and leisure.
Here, you can find Malaysia’s local creative products, handicrafts, souvenirs, and a variety of local specialty snacks.
Petaling Street (commonly called Chinatown by foreigners) is not just about knockoff goods—it’s surrounded by trendy, vintage-style cafés and authentic local food. Next to Petaling Street is the popular “Kwai Chai Hong” alley, a hotspot for photos with murals, snack shops, and bars. Although small, it has a charming atmosphere both day and night, perfect for a stroll. Highlights include Kwai Chai Hong and Ho Kow Hainanese Kopitiam.
Kuala Lumpur’s Merdeka Square holds great historical significance for Malaysia, comparable to Tiananmen Square in China. On August 31, 1957, the Malaysian flag was first raised here, symbolizing independence from British rule. Today, a 100-foot-high flagpole stands at the site, one of the tallest in the world and a landmark of Kuala Lumpur, surrounded by a large green field.
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, originated in 1857 at the confluence of the Gombak River (Sungai Gombak) and the Klang River (Sungai Klang). In Malay, “Kuala” means “river mouth” and “Lumpur” means “mud,” so the name originally refers to a muddy river mouth or the point where rivers meet on land.
Return to the place of departure
Bentong chartered one-day tour
It takes about 2 hours by car from a hotel in Kuala Lumpur City Centre or Bukit Bintang District
Batu Caves (One of Malaysia’s most renowned Hindu sacred sites)
Durian Orchard (Seasonal Opening)
Bentong Old Street
River Fish Meal [At Own Expense]
Return to Kuala Lumpur
Penang + Langkawi 5 days 4 nights
Airport Pickup and Enjoy Local Penang Cuisine [At Own Expense]
09:00 Breakfast [At Own Expense]
10:00 Penang Hill [At Own Expense]
12:00 Kek Lok Si Temple
13:00 Lunch – Nyonya Cuisine or other local specialties [At Own Expense]
14:00 Pinang Peranakan Mansion [At Own Expense]
16:00 Stroll through George Town UNESCO World Heritage City – Clan Jetties, Street Art, etc.
18:00 Penang Little Genting [At Own Expense], enjoy local dinner, then return to hotel
07:00 Depart from Penang to Kuala Kedah Langkawi Ferry Terminal
09:00 Take the ferry to Langkawi Ferry Terminal, enjoy lunch, check in to hotel, and free time at the beach
16:00 Water Activities
Sunset Yacht [RM280 per person]
* Watch the sunset
* Diving
* Buffet
* BBQ Seafood Grill
* Surfing & Net Bathing
08:00 Return to hotel
09:00 Oriental Village Cable Car @ Sky Bridge (RM50)
11:30 Lunch @ Oriental Village [At Own Expense]
12:30 Crocodile Farm Show (RM26)
13:30 Wildlife Park (RM38)
15:30 Tanjung Rhu Beach
16:00 Water Activities @ Mangrove (Private Boat RM350)
* Crocodile Cave
* Eagle Feeding on the Water
* Mangrove Tour
* Feeding Rainbow Fish
* Visit Fish Farm & Feed Stingrays
* Batcave
19:00 return to the hotel
Arrival at Ferry Terminal Duty-Free Shop, enjoy lunch, transfer to Penang Airport