This evening tour introduces you to the Malaysian way of life- A harmonious mingling of the different races, cultures and religion. We begin by taking you to the largest and oldest Hindu Temple in the city.

• The Sri Mahamariamman Temple   The smell of burning jasmine, the   incessant chanting of Hindu priests and   the mystical aura will all combine to give   you an ever-lasting impression of this fascinating religion.
  
• The Open Air Bazaar of Chinatown   Take a stroll through this night market where   the locals engage in hectic bargaining for   merchandises spread across the middle of   the street.
  
• Malay Buffet Dinner and Cultural Show   Help yourself to the buffet dinner where a   sumptuous variety of local delicacies   awaits you. While you have your feast, you   will be entertained to an array of Malaysian   Culture Dances.

Kuala Lumpur, with a character of its own, is known for its colourful cultures, races and traditions. The city owns interesting architecture, landmarks and unique handicrafts. The oriental and colonial part of the city with its interesting styles of Moorish, Arabian and Oriental buildings, traditional temples and mosques are worth admiring.

View the city's most unique gift and discover its role in the making of Kuala Lumpur then and now.

• Petronas Twin Tower (Photo Stop)
• OE Jewellery Showroom
• King's Palace (Photo Stop)
• National Monument
• National Museum (Exlucluded Entrance fee)
• National Mosque (Photo Stop)
• Sultan Abdul Samad Building (Photo Stop)

Journey into the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur and discover the amazing sights of nature and traditions. Drive along Ambassadors Row where embassies of various nations are located. Stop by a rubber plantation to witness rubber tapping by hand. Visit the Royal Selangor Pewter factory and pass by Malay villages. See how batik is done by hand. Also visit a scorpion farm and finally the famous Batu Caves with its 272-steps.

Hightlight:

• Jalan Ampang - Ambassadors (Drive Past)
• Istana Sharif Ali (Photo Stop)
• Rubber Tapping Demonstration(20 minutes Stop)
• Malay Villages (Drive Past)
• Pewter Factory (20 minutes Stop)
• Batik Factory (20 minutes Stop)
• Scorpion Farm (20 minutes Stop)
• Batu Caves (30 minutes Stop)

An educational tour of nature and enviroment outside the jungle.

• Orchid Garden
  see over 800 varieties of orchid including the exatic species, thrive abundantly on one hectare of floral paradise.
• The Deer Park
  Located on the undulating shapes and sprawling valley of the Lake Gardens. Close to a bubbling stream at the edge of the valley are several mousedeer. The mousedeer is the world's smallest hoofed animal and a popular subject in local falklore due to it's legendary wittiness.
• The Butterfly Park
  The Butterfly Park houses some 6,000 butterflies of over 120 species. The park is on imitation of the butterfly's natural habital. It includes more than 15,000 plants from 100 species that have been used to recreate a Malaysian rainforest atmosphere.
• Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
  The largest bird park in South East Asia, houses housands of birds representing nearby every major species in this part of the world.