Western Malaysia jungle tour 13 days

Step into a world of enchantment as you embark on Western Malaysia jungle tour 13 days. From the modern skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur to the ancient streets of Malacca, the picturesque landscapes of Cameron Highlands, and the idyllic beaches of Langkawi, this tour of Asia King Travel will take you on a journey through the highlights of Western Malaysia.

13 days 12 nights

Malaysia

Trekking Tours

- Off the beaten track

Attractions

Kuala Lumpur - Malacca - Fraser’s hill - Taman Negara National Park - Cameron Highlands - Belum

Duration

13 days 12 nights

Code

MAO1

Overview

Overview
With this Western Malaysia tour 13 days: An adventure to the jungles, you will get a deep insight into Malaysia. Start with Kuala Lumpur, one of the two capitals of Malaysia, the industrial, financial and cultural heart of the country. Then you will have the chance to explore Taman Negara's magnificent National Park by taking several jungle tours, crossing several suspension bridges and discovering the Berkoh Falls. Continue heading to Penang Island to visit its most famous city, Georgetown. This UNESCO World Heritage City will allow you to visit many monuments such as Fort Cornwallis, Street Harmony, Chinese Temple of Kuan Yin...

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Discove the beautiful and world famous Petronas Towers as well as Chinese and Indian neighborhoods.
Explore the Batu Caves, shrine and Hindu pilgrimage site.
Learn more about Malaysia’s culture with Orang Asli tribes.
Night safari to observe the wildlife and listen to the sounds of the forest in Taman Negara National Park.
Raft and descent into the rapids of Berkoh Falls.
Visit Georgetown, capital of Penang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Itinerary

Expand All

Warmly welcome you on arrival in Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Our guide will pick you up and transfer you to Malacca for your overnight

Today, we will take a whole day to vist Malacca - such a gorgeous and historic city in Malaysia and it was recognized as a World’s Heritage Site by UNESCO.
The first destination is Saint Peter’s Church - the oldest functioning Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia. It is the combination in structure between eastern and western. The church was built in 1710, after the occupation of Portuguese to Malacca. Under the occupation of Portuguese, churches were destroyed and Catholics were not permitted to have their cemeteries or even pray in their own homes. It was not until Dutch succeeded in the war that St. Peter’s church was constructed.
The next destination is A Famosa Fortress - one of the symbol of the old Malacca city. It is also an unforgettable milestone of Malaysian culture 600 years ago. Located in St. Paul Hill, the fortress is the oldest remainder remnant of European architecture in Asia. A Famosa was built in 1551 by Portuguese, destroyed when Dutch occupied Malacca, now there is just a wall remnant left. Nearby A Famosa Fortress is Saint Paul’s Church - a place that you can’t miss when you visit Malacca. The St Paul’s church lies at the top of St. Paul hill, built in 1521 by Portuguese and stick to revolutions of Malacca city. Located right at the center of city, the church was constructed in European unique architecture: red-painted like many other churches in Europe. The church was burned all of the top, now is just an empty building, still be a historic place of Malacca. We continue to visit Christ Church, which is outstanding on Jalan Gereja street with its red-painted wall and a huge white cross on the top. This is the heritage built by Dutch in 1753 to celebrate their occupation to Malaysia as well as to make room for praying. When English colonist came to Malaysia, they turn Christ Church from Protestantism to English denomination. The church is not huge, but there is a colorful garden outside it.
You will have a chance to give a try to many authentic tasty cuisines before visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple - the Chinese oldest temple in Southeast Asia. The temple is located nearby Jalan Emas Tukang street, where is contributed place of 3 different religions: Kling Mosque, Sri Poyyatha Moothri Indian temple, and Cheng Hoon Teng Chinese temple. Built in 1645 by two Chinese general under the period of Portuguese occupation, the temple was recognized as historic cultural heritage by UNESCO due to its special and unique architecture, being the witness of the oldest Chinese movements in Malacca and in Malaysia.
Then, we take a stroll along Malacca’s Jonker Street to the Malacca river, boarding a boat to wander around this UNESCO heritage city.
Return to Kuala Lumpur and you are free. Overnight in Kuala Lumpur

After breakfast we will pick you up then we start a journey to explore Kuala Lumpur City.
The first destination is Petronas Twin Tower - considered as the symbol of Malaysia. Petronas Twin Tower, pair of skyscraper office buildings, is one of the most highest tower in the world with 88 storeys and 403m in height. This is the landmark of Kuala Lumpur, officially opened in 1999.
We continue to visit Jamek Mosque, located in the confluence of 2 main streams in Malaysia: Sungai Klang and Sungai Gombak. This is the oldest mosque in the city, built in 1900 and opened in 1909, being the main praying place of the city until National Mosque opened in 1965. The mosque’s design was inspired from Mughal architecture of North India.
Keep going on the tour and we visit The National Museum, which brings you knowledge about Malaysia history as well as cultures and customs of Malaysian from the past to present. Moreover, the museum exhibits various valuable artifacts, such as traditional weapon, musical instruments, ceramic or pottery handicrafts, …
The last destination in the morning is Thean Hou temple - one of the largest temple in Southeast Asia. Completed in 1987 by the Selangor and Federarl Territory Hanan Association, the temple is known as the temple of Heaven God. It is famous for its combination in architecture, between traditional and modern architectural technique. Thean Hou temple features a Chinese herb garden and a tortoise pond accompanied with a well; beside it is a sacred Boddhi tree.
In the afternoon, after lunchtime, we visit Batu Caves. Located 13km northern from bustle Kuala Lumpur, Batu caves lies inside the limestones mountain including a system of caves with various temples. Batu caves is about 400 million years old but just was found in the 19th century, known as one of the most famous and sacred Hindu shrine in Malaysia. Tourists have to climb 272 footsteps to go inside the caves. Batu caves is attractive due to its giant and dedicated handmade sculptures by Indian.
Return to hotel and the evening will be on your own.

Morning pick up at your hotel and transfer you for around 2.5 hours to Fraser’s hill, a colonial area hill station which nestled in the Cameron Highlands. At 1,524 meters above sea level, this highlands resort is a naturalist's paradise that boasts innumerable plant, bird and animal species. Upon arrival check in at your hotel and start your afternoon tour hiking through many beautiful trails enjoying bird watching. Overnight in Fraser’s hill

Free & easy today to your own exploration of Fraser’s hill. You might consider playing a round of golf at one of the oldest courses in the country with a visit to the prestigious Royal Fraser’s Hill Golf Club. Or might be doing more hiking trails and admire the spectacular landscape.

Farewell to Fraser’s hill, we drive for a scenic 3 hours route to Kuala Tembeling. Upon arrival boarding a boat to reach the heart of Taman Negara National park. Check-in at your hotel and afternoon venture into the park or trek through an ancient tropical rainforest or join in a night safari to observe the wildlife and listen to the sounds of the forest

Prepare for a day full of adventure in Taman Negara National Park. After breakfast, take an exhilarating jungle cruise along the Tahan River. Continue to the Lata Berkoh rapids and anchor at the edge of untamed jungles. Here, you’ll hike deep into the wilderness and experience an unforgettable canopy walk, high above in the trees.

Say goodbye to the national park and proceed to the stunning Cameron Highlands
For around 4 hours of driving. Here we will take a stroll through vibrant green tea plantations. Lunch will be served at Boh Tea Center. The remaining time would be spent at your own pleasure at your hotel. Overnight in Cameron Highlands

Morning after breakfast we depart to Belum - Temengor rainforest for around 4 hours. The area is one of the largest untouched forest reserves in Peninsula Malaysia. The presence of large mammal species such as elephants, rhinoceroses, tapirs and tigers makes Belum very special. This forest possesses an immense wealth of flora and fauna with much of the area still unexplored and undisturbed by humans. Upon arrival you will have a guided tour through the tropical jungle and maybe an optional tour to Perak is available at your own interesting. There are sandy beaches, forest reserves, and traditional fishing villages are waited for you to reveal in Perak. Overnight in an resort in Belum

Morning wake up in the forest and enjoy our tour today. Start with kayak activity around the island while enjoying the tranquil landscape. In the afternoon take part in fishing off the coast and hiking through the rain forest until you reach a beautiful waterfall deep in the jungle. Immerse into the the beauty of the waterfall and back to your resort in Belum

Today we will depart for 2.5 hours to Penang; the city was recognized as World’s Heritage by UNESCO. In the afternoon enjoy our tour first to visit Georgetown, the ancient town was recognized as World’s Heritage Site by UNESCO. Being an English colony, there are many valuable architectural heritage remained due to the strict control. The town is famous for street art with 3D graffiti paintings along on the building walls and for the ancient beauty of houses. The majority of residences living there is Chinese, therefore the architecture in George Town is Chinese style with Buddhist pagoda, smell of incense smoke… You also have the chance to enjoy various of street food with such a unique local taste.
The remaining day would be spent at your own pleasure. Overnight in Penang

After breakfast, we will pick you up for the Tropical Spice Garden Cooking School. This is the first cooking school in Penang, surrounded by jungle trees and wildlife, a small herb garden and a glimpse of the Andaman Sea. Under the guidance of experienced and professional chefs, you can learn to cook local cuisines such as Nasi Lemak, Assam Laksa, Chicken Tandoori and even inspired beverages. Then you can enjoy the foods made by yourself at lunchtime in The Pavilion.
In the afternoon, we visit Kek Lok Si Pagoda. Located in such a sacred place, this is one of the biggest pagoda in Southeast Asia. There are 1000 carved Buddha statues in this 7-storey pagoda, and a huge Buddha statue at the top of Kek Lok Si. The pagoda was completely constructed in 1905, being inspired by the chief monk of the Goddess of Mercy Temple at Pitt Street. This is such a must-visit place when come to Penang.
The last destination today is Penang Hill. This is one of the oldest colonial hill, established by English during the time in Malaysia. Penang Hill includes some hills: Strawberry Hill, Halliburton’s Hill, Flagstaff Hill, Government Hill, Tiger Hill and Western Hill. The highest point of all these hills is at Western Hill, 833m above sea level. From there, you can take a whole sight to George Town of Penang.
Return to the hotel and you can leisurely explore Penang by night.

The time will be on your own until you transfer to Penang airport to Kuala Lumpur and then connect with your international flight

Request price

Trip notes

Tour includes:

Accommodation in a double or twin share room with daily breakfast
Private air-conditioned vehicle during all tours and transfers.
Entrance fees for all visits as mentioned in the itinerary
Experienced English speaking guide during all tours and transfers
Lunch or dinner as specified in the itinerary
Boat, cruise as specified in the itinerary
Water & cool towels
Government taxes & service charge

Tour excludes:

Malaysia Visa stamp fee
International airfare and departure taxes
Meals, if not specified in the itinerary
Early check in/ late check out
Domestic flights and domestic airport taxes
Compulsory Gala dinner on 24th and 31st December
Surcharged for Public holidays
Drinks and meal not mentioned
Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone, drinks … etc.
Personal travel insurance (we highly recommend that you purchase adequate insurance).