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Day 1 | Singapore --> Kuala Kangsar
Departure from Singapore
Begin your journey to Kuala Kangsar by private MPV (approx. 7–8 hours).
Lunch Recommendation
Enjoy traditional Malay cuisine at a local eatery.
Visit Ubudiah Mosque & Royal Palace (Exterior View)
Admire the stunning golden-domed mosque, considered one of Malaysia’s most beautiful, and take photos outside the majestic Sultan’s Palace.
Explore Malay Traditional Crafts Village
Stop by places like the Labu Sayong pottery village to see traditional gourd-shaped clay jar making in action. Great for cultural immersion and souvenirs.
Dinner Recommendation
Dine by the riverside at a recommended local restaurant offering scenic views and authentic flavors.
Check-in to Hotel in Kuala Kangsar
Sayong Resort / 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:
• Ubudiah Mosque & Royal Palace (Kuala Kangsar)
The Ubudiah Mosque is one of Malaysia’s most beautiful mosques, featuring a striking golden dome and Indo-Saracenic architecture. Located next to the royal grounds, it was commissioned by Sultan Idris Murshidul’adzam Shah in 1913. Just nearby is the grand Royal Palace (Istana Iskandariah), home to the Perak royal family — while entry is restricted, the exterior offers great photo opportunities.
• Labu Sayong Pottery Village
Famous for its unique gourd-shaped water jars called *Labu Sayong*, this village offers a glimpse into traditional Malay pottery-making. Visitors can watch skilled artisans mold, fire, and decorate earthenware — or even try making their own. A cultural gem perfect for souvenir shopping and heritage appreciation.
• Sea Coconut Ice Cream
This refreshing local dessert combines real sea coconut (a type of jelly-like fruit) with creamy ice cream, often served in cups or coconut shells. Found at stalls near Lover’s Bridge or along the main street in Tanjung Sepat, it's a great treat to cool down with while exploring the seaside town.
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Day 2 | Kuala Kangsar --> Taiping
Depart for Taiping (approx. 1-hour drive)
Enjoy a short and scenic drive to Taiping, Perak’s heritage-rich town.
Visit Taiping Museum, Clock Tower & Church Street
Learn about the town’s colonial past, snap photos of the 1881 clock tower, and stroll through charming heritage streets.
Lunch Recommendation
Dine at Restoran Yut Sun, a famous Hainanese eatery known for its pork chop and chicken rice.
Visit Taiping Lake Gardens & Zoo
Take a relaxing walk around the serene lake garden and enjoy the family-friendly Taiping Zoo, home to many native and exotic animals.
Dinner Recommendation
Choose from a vibrant night market for local street food, or enjoy a hearty Chinese-style set dinner.
Check-in to Hotel in Taiping
Novotel Taiping / Equivalent 3-star or 4-star hotel
** Private MPV charter with driver throughout the day
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Recommended Attractions:
• Taiping Museum
Established in 1883, the Perak Museum in Taiping is the oldest museum in Malaysia. It showcases ethnographic and natural history exhibits, colonial-era artifacts, and cultural displays related to Perak’s diverse heritage. The building itself is a historical landmark worth visiting for its architecture and educational value.
• Taiping Clock Tower
Built in 1881, the Taiping Clock Tower is one of the town’s most iconic colonial-era landmarks. It once served as a police and fire station, and its classic whitewashed design stands as a reminder of Taiping’s British administrative past. Great for quick historical photos.
• Church Street (Taiping)
A historic road lined with charming old buildings, including the Church of All Saints — one of the oldest Anglican churches in Malaysia. This quiet street reflects Taiping’s multicultural roots, with nearby colonial-era schools, churches, and heritage homes that offer a slow-paced, nostalgic walking experience.
• Taiping Lake Gardens
Once a tin mining site, the Taiping Lake Gardens were transformed in 1880 into Malaysia’s first public garden. Shaded by majestic rain trees, the park features tranquil lakes, jogging paths, lotus ponds, and scenic bridges. Ideal for a relaxing walk, photography, or a family picnic.
• Taiping Zoo
Located within the Lake Gardens, Taiping Zoo is the oldest in Malaysia and home to over 1,200 animals including tigers, elephants, sun bears, and orangutans. It’s known for its spacious, natural enclosures and offers both daytime and night safari experiences — perfect for families and nature lovers.
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Day 3 | Return to Singapore
Breakfast & Hotel Check-out
Fuel up for the day and get ready for the final leg of your trip.
Visit Bukit Larut (Maxwell Hill)
Take a 4WD jeep ride up Malaysia’s oldest hill station, known for cool weather, rainforest views, and tea gardens (subject to weather conditions).
Begin Return Journey to Singapore
Start the drive back to Singapore.
Lunch Stop
Enjoy lunch in Tapah or Seremban depending on your route and timing.
Estimated Arrival in Singapore
Arrive home (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:
• Bukit Larut (Maxwell Hill)
Malaysia’s oldest hill resort, Bukit Larut (formerly Maxwell Hill), offers cool air, rainforest scenery, and panoramic views. Visitors ride a 4WD jeep up the steep hill, passing tea gardens and nature trails. At the top, enjoy colonial bungalows, misty weather, and serene nature — a refreshing escape from the lowland heat.
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