TOUR SINGAPORE - MALAYSIA: MULTICULTURAL BEAUTY

Morning: Guests have a buffet breakfast at the hotel. The group completes check-out formalities and goes sightseeing:
• Batu Caves – Sacred site of the Indian-origin Malaysian community: Here guests admire the tallest Hindu statue in Asia, enjoy Indian pulled milk tea, and climb 272 steps to visit the temples with their many unique statues.

• The group stops to shop at a local specialty store and at the famous Gold, Silver and Gemstone Center in Malaysia, a center that produces and displays natural rubber mattresses, pillows, …
Noon: Guests have lunch at a local restaurant. Then the group departs for Genting Highlands to visit:
• Genting Highlands (cable car ticket included) conquer an altitude of over 2,000m by a 3.4km cable car system. Guests explore a legendary, grand Genting here with activities such as shopping, playing games at the Theme Park, or trying their luck at the Genting Casino, famous in Southeast Asia.

• Photo stop outside the Petronas Twin Towers – the pride of the Malaysian people. The tallest building in the world from 1998 to 2004, this impressive twin tower houses Suria KLCC, one of the most fashionable shopping centers in Kuala Lumpur. Here, guests get photos taken from an exclusive angle (showing the full view of the tops of both towers and the bridge connecting them).

Evening: The group has dinner, returns to the hotel to rest, and stays overnight in Kuala Lumpur.
Or guests may freely explore the lively night atmosphere of Kuala Lumpur in the Western quarter, the Chinatown district, and the Night Market area, enjoying the vibrant street performances.

Morning: The group has a buffet breakfast at the hotel. Then the group checks out and departs for the capital Kuala Lumpur for sightseeing:
• Visit Thean Hou Temple: Guests may offer incense to pray for peace, or draw a Kau Cim fortune stick to pray for luck and peace (the fortunes can be translated into English).

• Shopping at a famous chocolate shop in Malaysia.
• Royal Palace (Istana Negara) was built on Janlan Duta Hill, northwest of Kuala Lumpur. Facing the river, this unique feng shui setting, with the mountain at its back and the water in front, gives the palace its very distinctive beauty.
• Merdeka Square (Independence Square): As soon as you set foot in Merdeka Square, you will be struck by the 100m-tall flagpole standing like a guiding lighthouse. Today, the square is the venue for the annual Independence Day celebrations and for concerts and other major national events.

• Unknown Soldiers Memorial: Built to commemorate and honor those who gave their lives for peace and the freedom of Malaysia.
Noon: The group has a BBQ buffet lunch with a variety of grilled meats, including pork, beef, chicken, lamb and assorted seafood (shrimp, fish, squid…), together with rice dishes, and unlimited ice cream for dessert for each guest.
• Portuguese Fort (A'Famosa Fort) – A symbol of the city of Malacca. It was destroyed when the Dutch colonizers invaded Malacca, and only the remnants of the city walls survive today. The fort was rebuilt in the 18th century for defensive purposes, and now only traces of the walls and cannons remain.

• Dutch Square (Red Square) – Located right in the center of Malacca. From afar, Dutch Square stands out against the tropical sky, with its red-brick colonial buildings and streets shaded by green trees. At the very center of the square is the Malacca Christ Church, built in 1753 in Dutch architectural style.

• Cheng Hoon Teng Temple – A historic landmark that has survived the ravages of time. This four-century-old temple represents Chinese temple architecture around the world. Considered sacred by the local people, this site has grown increasingly famous for its beauty.

Evening: The group travels to Johor Bahru, has dinner, and checks in to the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Johor Bahru.

Morning: The group has a buffet breakfast at the hotel. After checking out, the bus takes the group to Singapore through the Tuas Link border crossing.
• Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple: This temple not only attracts many worshippers but is also a destination for those who want to explore its unique Tang-dynasty style architecture and admire famous images and ancient objects. With exquisitely designed interiors and many exhibits on the art and history of Buddhism, it is an excellent place for culture lovers to understand Eastern religion and philosophy more deeply.
• Gardens by the Bay – an artificial garden of more than 100 hectares with over 250,000 rare plant species, featuring giant “supertrees” that collect solar energy by day and light up by themselves at night. From here, guests can take a panoramic photo of the “cruise ship” structure 200 m high, linking the tops of the three hotel towers of Marina Bay Sands.

• Merlion Park is not only an architectural wonder but also a very special symbol of Singapore. The lion-fish figure, a distinctive emblem, is believed to bring prosperity to Singapore. Admire the full view of Marina Bay – the symbol of the island nation.
• City Hall: The place where Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew declared self-government and took the oath on 9 August 1965 (photo from outside).
• The Esplanade performing arts center, with its striking and unique architectural style, officially opened in 2002 (photo from outside).
Noon: Guests enjoy an attractive buffet hot pot lunch. The journey continues, and the group visits:
• The bus takes the group to Sentosa Island – a unique destination attracting visitors with its interesting combination of cultural heritage, diverse nature and human craftsmanship, along with amusement parks and world-class resorts.

• Universal Studios Singapore – one of the four Universal Studios parks in the world today (photo from outside).

• S.E.A Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the world, is very impressive, with its lively ocean world. It is considered the largest aquarium in the world, displaying more than 100,000 marine creatures of 800 species and 20,000 types of coral. (Self-paid and if time allows)
Evening: Guests have dinner at a restaurant.
The bus takes guests back to the hotel to rest, or they may join the Night Tour in Singapore.
*Suggested activities (self-paid)
• Freely explore Singapore at night, or choose to join the “Singapore by Night” programme at your own expense.
• Experience the underground life of Singapore residents on the MRT subway.
• Enjoy a cruise on the Singapore River to view Marina Bay at night.
• Explore the Suntec City shopping center and learn about Singapore’s upper and lower feng shui.

Morning: Guests have a buffet breakfast at the hotel, then check out.
On the way to the airport, the group visits:
• The most famous gold, silver and gemstone craft center in Singapore.
• The Tiger Balm Shop, with famous products such as lion oil, eucalyptus oil, bee venom oil, collagen, etc.
The bus takes the group to Changi International Airport, where guests will see Singapore’s masterpiece airport with their own eyes:
• Jewel Changi – Singapore’s new icon, which elevates the airport experience to what is said to be the best in the world, through a perfect blend of nature and human creativity. Standing out in a space filled with greenery is the 40-metre HSBC Rain Vortex indoor waterfall cascading impressively.

The tour guide then completes check-in for guests on the Vietnam Airlines flight back to HCMC.
At Tan Son Nhat Airport, guests complete immigration and collect their luggage.
The tour guide says goodbye and looks forward to seeing you on your next trips!

*NOTE: Some sightseeing stops, as well as the order and details of the program, may be arranged to suit objective conditions (weather, traffic, etc.), but full coverage is still guaranteed.