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Itinerary DJE 5D4N KMCS Day 1 KL Airport – Malacca (L/ D) Meet arrival at KL Airport and depart for Malacca. Tour to Stadthuys / St Paul Hill + Church / Porte De Santiago / San Poh Temple + Antique Street. Antique Street also known as Jonker Street as well where it is not only known for its cultural attraction and unique building architectures, but delicious foods and local delicacies. Overnight in Malacca hotel. Day 2 Malacca – Kuala Lumpur ( B / L / D ) After breakfast, leave for Kuala Lumpur – Visit to Putrajaya Square / Mosque / National Monument / Dataran Merdeka / KLCC Twin Tower Night – China Town ( Petaling Street) Day 3 Kuala Lumpur – Ipoh – Cameron Highlands ( B/ L / D) Proceed to IPOH – brief tour to KELLIE CASTLE / PERAK TONG – Cave Temple / Try Ipoh Special “Sprout Chicken” and leave for Cameron Highlands Visit Strawberry + Vegetable Farm / Tea Plantation / Rose Valley / Lavender Park / Time Tunnel / Cactus Point / Market Square Night – Steamboat dinner + pasar malam Day 4 Cameron – Selangor – Kuala Lumpur ( B/ L / D ) After breakfast, proceed to SEKINCHAN, visit to RICE FIELD / RICE MILL – knowing more about Malaysia Paddy Industries + Types of RICE available.. A stop at Kuala Selangor SEAFOOD Centre where lots of FISH Cake / Keropok made available for your choice ! Day 5 Kuala Lumpur – KLIA ( B ) After breakfast, last minutes shopping at Sungai Wang Plaza / Lot 10 / Berjaya Times Square or more ! Transfer to KLIA / LCCT – journey home. Basic Package Includes ：：： Remarks: 1. Returm Air-con coach transfer 1. Excludes All entrance fee, Tour Guide/ Driver 2. 4nights stay Tourist Class hotel, daily hotel breakfast Tipping, Insurance, Expenses on your personal nature. 2. Itinerary is subject to change due to flight schedule. 3.Tour Guide/ Driver Service 加小孩(无床位) 出发日期 Departure Date: 两人一房小孩( 床位) Twin Child N/B Child E/B 集合地点 Point of Assembly Please Contact Your Friendly Travel Agent: TM Operated by: Vacation Hub .

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Découverte De La Péninsule Malaise Et De Bornéo 2019
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