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Genting Highlands Tour Genting Highlands Tour Day 1)Malaysia Arrival & night tour. Arrive at Kaula Lumpur Airport. Welcome to Malaysia. Transfer to Hotel.Start your evening journey to unforgettable China Town and DataranMerdeka. China Town has a bustling market serving as a bargain hunter's paradise and certainly an eye-opening experience for tourists. DataranMerdeka which means Independence Square. The buildings around the DataranMerdeka, Kuala Lumpur mostly bear the syncretic stamp of the British Empire’s English/Indian roots, with an abundance of Mughal-style domes blended with fancy British. Before we proceed to KL Tower, you will visit the Cocoa Boutique, where you can try local chocolates and cookies. Later you will stop at Petronas Twin Towers, tallest twin towers in the world for a photo-stop. Then continue your evening with a magnificent sunset view from the KL Tower Observation Deck at the height of 276 meters. It will give you a birds-eye view of Petronas Twin tower and the entire glistening city center. This is the most amazing and memorable sunset experience in Kuala Lumpur! (Overnight stay) Day 2)Genting Highland Tour with cable car ride. Proceed for your day trip to Genting Highlands. En-route photo-stop at Batu Caves, where you see a 42.7-meter tall statue of Lord Murugan, After the photo-stop, proceed to Genting Highland which will take you about an hour drive before you reach to the Genting cable car station.Enjoy the ride of which is approximate 3.0 km long that will transport you away from 35°C heat to a cooling 20°C climate of the Genting Highlands. Once reached the upper Cable car station, proceed to First World Plaza & Sky Avenue, the new concept of a shopping mall with various cuisine outlets. Malaysian Food Street gathers the country’s most famous hawker delights, giving visitors the opportunity to eat their way across Malaysia in one sitting. Other than eating and drinking, SkyAvenue has crafted an entire lifestyle experience to keep visitors engaged at the mall. Top of the list is shopping, with almost 100 brands running the gamut from High Street to luxury for those who are brand conscious. Genting Highland is also well known as a small version of Las Vegas. You may try your luck here.Before you leave, do take a look at the lobby of one of the biggest hotel in the world, First World Hotel which has a whopping nearly 8000 rooms where the main reception area resembles a small airport departure hall. An option you may visit is Chin Swee Temple. Schedule 02 hours before pick up time, on return way to lower cable car station, make an hour stop here ( ChinSwee Station). This temple (originally a cave temple) that houses the black-faced Chin Swee altar, hidden slightly deep inside a rocky chamber. You may also explore the iconic nine-story pagoda lit by lamps, Sky Terrace,’Ten Chambers of Hell” and finally, a giant 15 meter high Buddha statue wedged between the jungle canopy across the hill. (Overnight stay) Day 3)Sunway Lagoon Theme Park( Optional Sightseeing) Sunway Lagoon Theme park is a Theme park for everyone, whether you are young or old, a thrill seeker or a beach bum. With over 80 attractions spread across 88 acres, beat the tropical heat in the Waters of Africa at Sunway Lagoon. A man-made Surf Beach right here in the city where holidaymakers from all around the world come for a fun-filled day in the sun. You don’t have to be soaking wet to have fun. Head over to the Sunway Lagoon Amusement Park for a seriously great adventure. The view from Malaysia’s Longest Pedestrian Suspension Bridge is like no other. You can also get close and personal with more than 150 species of animals from around the world at the Sunway Lagoon Wildlife Park, the first and only fully interactive animal-themed attraction in Malaysia. For the adrenalin junkies, the thrill seekers and extreme sports fan out there. Gear up for an aerial adventure on Malaysia’s longest Flying Fox and soar to great heights on incredible rides. In Scream park, where great evil resides. You’ll be in for a spine-chilling and hair-raising experience. Don’t forget to experience the first Nickelodeon-themed land in Asia- Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon. resemble a hidden world within a jungle that “lost” to the public. (Sunway Lagoon Theme Park not included cost in Package. You can addt with extra cost) Day 4) Kuala Lumpur Airport drop Today is the last day of tour. Head Towards Kuala Lumpur Airport. Tour concludes with sweet Memories Above itinerary is for your reference only. It may change at the time of operation. Validity from 01stApril to 31st May 2019 Hotel Envisaged:- City Hotel Kuala Lumpur (3 Nights) ARENAA STAR HOTEL Tour Price Per Person INR 11900 Special Note: • Above price is per person. • Hotel may ask for security deposit at the time of check in. It is vary from hotel to hotel which is not included in package. • Above rates are on tentative basis and not applicable during festive period. Tour cost Includes: • Accommodations on double sharing basis given or similar category of hotel. • 3 Breakfast as per fixed menu served in the restaurant. • Transfer from Kuala Lumpur international airport to Kuala Lumpur hotel. • City tour of Kuala Lumpur by Night including KL Tower (Observation Deck) • Genting Highlands Day Trip en-route Batu Caves (15 mins photo-stop only) & 2 Ways Cable Car with return transfer • Transfer from Kuala Lumpur hotel to Kuala Lumpur international airport. • Tourist VISA • Travel Insurance. Preexisting disease are not included in this. (Age limit is upto 59 years, • All services are on SIC basis. Note: • 5 % GST on final bill. • Increase or decrease in numbers will vary the price. • Above rates are calculated on the basis of USD 1 = INR 69.50 • This just an estimate, we do not hold any booking for you unless and until your final confirmation • Any cost arising due to natural calamities like, landslides, road blockage, political disturbances (strikes), etc. (to be borne by the client, who is directly payable on the spot). • Any increase in taxes or fuel price, leading to increase in cost on surface transportation & land arrangements, which may come into effect prior to departure. • Price is Ex- Kuala Lumpur. • Rates are valid for Indian Passport holders only. Please read below points carefully: 1) Standard Check in time is 1400 or 1500 hrs. & Check out time for all hotels is 1200 noon. No matter the pickup time, even if late afternoon or evening, guests must Check-Out by 12.00 unless late check-out has previously been arranged, confirmed by hotel, and paid for in advance. 2) Request for Late Checkout should be made directly at the hotel reception and is strictly at the discretion of the hotel. 3) For a guaranteed late Check Out, additional charges are applicable. The guests may pay directly to Hotel. 4) Price is applicable at the time of booking and may change according to currency exchange rates. 5) We always advise travel insurance for international travel. It might not be compulsory but advisable. You can buy it online or we can help you with additional service charges. 6) Passport must be valid for 6 months. .
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