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Day 1 | Singapore --> Kuala Lumpur
Departure from Singapore
Depart from Singapore by private transport and head towards to the Kuala Lunmpur. Enjoy a comfortable journey as you pass through the scenic landscapes of southern Malaysia, with an estimated drive time of 4 to 5 hours
Arrive in Kuala Lumpur
Lunch at Lot 10 Hutong, a curated food court offering Malaysia’s famous street food under one roof.
City sightseeing
Visit the Petronas Twin Towers (exterior), stroll through KLCC Park, and explore Petaling Street (Chinatown) for snacks and souvenirs.
Dinner recommendation
Try local food at a night market or dine at Jalan Alor, known for grilled seafood and satay.
Check-in Hotel
Hotel Stripes / Santa Grand / Equivalent 3-star or 4-star hotel
** Private MPV charter with driver throughout the day
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What to Expect:
• No need to disembark for passport clearance
• Fuel Charges & Highway Toll
Recommended Attractions:
• Petronas Twin Towers (Exterior, Kuala Lumpur)
Soaring at 452 meters, the Petronas Twin Towers were once the tallest buildings in the world. These iconic silver skyscrapers feature a skybridge connecting the towers and are best admired from KLCC Park, especially when lit up at night
• KLCC Park (Kuala Lumpur)
A lush, well-manicured urban park right below the Twin Towers. It features a jogging track, lake with dancing fountains, shaded paths, and a children’s playground — perfect for strolls, skyline views, and photo ops
• Petaling Street (Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur)m
A lively street market packed with stalls selling souvenirs, fashion, electronics, and street food. Known for its bustling vibe, bargain culture, and iconic red lanterns — a great place to try local snacks and soak in KL’s multicultural charm.
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Day 2 | Kuala Lumpur
Lunch recommendation
Try Nasi Kandar Pelita (Indian-Muslim cuisine) or a popular local Chinese restaurant.
Visit attractions
Stop by the National Museum and Malaysia Handicraft Centre to learn about culture and traditional crafts.
Dinner Recommendation
Enjoy Chinese-style hotpot or a Cantonese set dinner.
** Private MPV charter with driver throughout the day
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Recommended Attractions:
• National Museum (Muzium Negara, Kuala Lumpur)
Malaysia’s premier museum offering rich displays of the nation's history, culture, and heritage — from prehistoric tools and royal regalia to traditional clothing and architecture. Set within a striking traditional-style building.
• Malaysia Handicraft Centre (Kuala Lumpur)
An excellent spot to discover and buy traditional Malaysian crafts like batik, songket, wood carvings, and pewter. You can also watch artisans at work and learn about the cultural significance of each handmade item
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Day 3 | Kuala Lumpur --> Genting Highlands
Depart for Genting Highlands
After breakfast and hotel check-out, head to the cool mountain resort area (approx. 1.5 hours by car).
Take the Genting Cable Car
Take the Genting Cable Car (round-trip ticket included) and visit Genting Premium Outlets for branded shopping.
Lunch Recommendation
Dine at SkyAvenue, a modern mall with international and local food options.
Free time
Explore the casino, go shopping, or have fun at the indoor theme park.
Dinner recommendation
Choose from Chinese cuisine or steamboat in Genting’s cozy restaurants.
Check-in to Genting Hotel
First World / Grand Ion Delemen / Equivalent 3-star or 4-star hotel
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Recommended Attractions:
• Genting Cable Car (Awana SkyWay)
A scenic 10-minute gondola ride offering sweeping views of the rainforest below as you ascend to the mountaintop Genting Highlands. Glass-floor gondolas are available for an added thrill. A fun and relaxing way to reach the resort.
• SkyAvenue (Genting Highlands)
A modern lifestyle mall at the heart of Genting Highlands, filled with international dining, luxury boutiques, family attractions, and direct access to casinos and entertainment venues. Great for dining, shopping, and fun under one roof.
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Day 4 | Genting Highlands --> Kuala Lumpur
Check out and descend by cable car
Take in the last views of the highlands.
Visit Batu Caves
Optional stop at this iconic Hindu shrine with a giant golden statue and rainbow stairs.
Lunch Recommendation
Enjoy traditional Malay or fusion dishes at a local eatery.
Return to Kuala Lumpur
Enjoy free time for shopping at malls like Pavilion KL or Mid Valley Megamall.
Dinner recommendation
Try a roast duck restaurant or street food at a local night market.
Check-in to Kuala Lumpur Hotel
Hotel Stripes / Santa Grand / Equivalent 3-star or 4-star hotel
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Recommended Attractions:
• Batu Caves (Selangor)
A Hindu pilgrimage site famed for its massive golden statue of Lord Murugan and 272 colorful steps leading to cave temples inside a limestone hill. A striking blend of natural wonder and spiritual energy just outside Kuala Lumpur.
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Day 5 | Return to Singapore
Breakfast & Check-out
Enjoy a final breakfast before beginning your journey south.
Depart for Putrajaya (Approx. 40-minute drive)
Head towards Malaysia’s administrative capital, known for its beautiful architecture and lake views.
Visit Pink Mosque, Putrajaya Lake & Prime Minister’s Office Square (Approx. 1-hour stop)
Take photos at the iconic Putra Mosque (Pink Mosque), enjoy a walk by the lakeside promenade, and admire the impressive architecture around Perdana Putra (Prime Minister’s Office).
Depart Putrajaya
Begin your return journey to Singapore, with a lunch stop at Seremban or Yong Peng en route.
Return to Singapore
Arrival time may vary depending on traffic and immigration clearance.
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What to Expect:
• No need to disembark for passport clearance
• Fuel Charges & Highway Toll
Recommended Attractions:
• Putra Mosque (Putrajaya)
One of Malaysia’s most picturesque mosques, known for its rose-tinted granite façade and elegant pink dome. Situated beside the Putrajaya Lake, it blends traditional Islamic and modern architecture — a tranquil and photogenic site.
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