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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Day 1 – Monday 27 October – Arrival and Street Food
Evening:
Arrive in Kuala Lumpur around 6:30 PM and check into The Colony by Infinitum.
After freshening up, take a Grab (~10–15 mins) straight to Jalan Alor Food Street for your first taste of Malaysian cuisine. Try satay skewers, char kuey teow, BBQ chicken wings, and sugarcane juice.
After dinner, stroll to Chinatown (Petaling Street) to explore the market and visit Sri Mahamariamman Temple and Guan Di Temple before heading back to your accommodation.
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Day 2 – Tuesday 28 October – Modern Kuala Lumpur
Morning:
Start your day around 9:00 AM at the Petronas Twin Towers, arriving early to beat the crowds. Optionally visit the observation deck. Then enjoy a walk through KLCC Park before crossing the Saloma Link Bridge for skyline photos.
Afternoon:
Take a Grab (~20–25 mins) to Village Park Restaurant, famous for its Nasi Lemak. Expect queues around noon.
After lunch, head back into the city to explore KL Forest Eco Park for its short canopy walk and views.
Evening:
Relax at your apartment or explore Pavilion KL for shopping and snacks.
Dinner at Restoran Siu Siu (~15 mins by Grab) for Char Siu, Tofu, and Marmite Chicken.
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Day 3 – Wednesday 29 October – Temples and Caves
Morning:
After breakfast, make your way to KL Sentral Station and take the KTM Komuter train to Batu Caves (~40–45 mins).
Arrive by 8:30 AM to avoid the heat; explore the rainbow stairs and main cave.
Afternoon:
Return to the city for lunch at Restoran Char Siew Yoong (roast pork and Char Siu).
Then visit Thean Hou Temple, followed by Little India (Brickfields) for chai or Indian sweets.
Evening:
Rest at your accommodation or dine at Restoran Sea Park (~25 mins by Grab) for Hokkien Mee, Wat Tan Hor, and Satay.
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Day 4 – Thursday 30 October – Museums and Gardens
Morning:
Begin at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia (opens 9 AM).
Walk next door to the National Mosque (Masjid Negara), then continue to the Perdana Botanical Gardens for a shaded morning stroll.
Afternoon:
Take a Grab (~20 mins) to Nasi Kerabu Moknab Pantai Dalam for lunch — blue rice with herbs and grilled meats.
Visit the Merdeka 118 Tower afterward for sweeping city views, then browse Central Market and Kasturi Walk for souvenirs.
Evening:
Spend your last night revisiting a favorite spot or relaxing near Bukit Bintang.
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Day 5 – Friday 31 October – Departure to Melaka
Morning:
Enjoy a relaxed breakfast near your accommodation — Restoran Siu Siu or a café in Bukit Bintang.
Take a final short walk through KLCC Park or Pavilion KL for last-minute treats.
11:15 AM: Return to your accommodation, check out, and Grab (~25–30 mins) to TBS Bus Terminal.
12:45 PM: Depart Kuala Lumpur by bus to Melaka.
2:30 PM: Arrive in Melaka and check into your accommodation around 3:00 PM.
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Malacca, Malaysia
Day 1 – Friday 31 October – Arrival & First Taste of Melaka
Afternoon:
Arrive from Kuala Lumpur at 2:30 PM, check into your accommodation around 3:00 PM (ideally near Jonker Street or the river).
Spend an hour settling in, then head out to stroll the Melaka River Walk — admire the murals, bridges, and riverside cafés.
Evening:
Wander toward the Jonker Street Night Market (open Fri–Sun). It’s the perfect spot for your first meal — try:
• Chicken rice balls
• Popiah rolls
• Cendol
If you’d like a sit-down dinner, nearby options include:
• Donald & Lily – homestyle Nyonya laksa and asam pedas
• Asam Pedas Claypot – bubbling spicy fish stew
Finish with a slow walk along the riverfront as the lanterns light up the water.
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Day 2 – Saturday 1 November – History, Temples & Food Trails
Morning:
After breakfast (try Low Yong Moh for classic dim sum or Backlane Coffee for espresso and pastries), explore Dutch Square for Melaka’s red colonial buildings.
Climb up to St Paul’s Church ruins, then walk down to A Famosa Fort Gate — all within 15 minutes on foot.
Lunch:
Enjoy Peranakan cuisine at:
• Nancy’s Kitchen – ayam pongteh, udang masak lemak nanas, cincalok omelette
or
• Nyonya Makko – otak-otak and kangkung belacan
(~10 min Grab from Dutch Square)
Afternoon:
Visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple and Kampung Kling Mosque on Harmony Street, showcasing Melaka’s multicultural mix.
Cool off with cendol with gula Melaka at Jonker 88 or East & West Rendezvous Café.
Then browse Jonker’s antique shops and boutiques.
Evening:
Take the Melaka River Cruise around 6:30 PM for golden-hour views (boats every 30 min).
Dinner options:
• Capitol Satay Celup – skewers dipped in peanut sauce (local favourite)
• Pak Putra Tandoori & Naan – famous for its juicy tandoori chicken and cheese naan
(~10 min Grab each)
After dinner, wander back through Jonker Street’s lights for one last look before shops close.
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Day 3 – Sunday 2 November – Early Farewell
Morning:
Check out early. If time allows before your 9:00 AM bus, grab a light breakfast at The Stolen Cup (gula Melaka latte + pastry) or a nearby Malay stall for nasi lemak.
Pick up any last souvenirs from Jonker Street before heading to the bus terminal (~15 min Grab).
Travel:
Bus departs 9:00 AM, arriving 2:08 PM in Ipoh.
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Iconic Melaka Foods to Try
• Chicken rice balls
• Nyonya laksa & asam pedas
• Satay celup
• Popiah spring rolls
• Otak-otak (grilled fish paste)
• Cendol with gula Melaka
• Coconut shake (Klebang Original Coconut Shake)
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Ipoh, Malaysia
Day 1 – Sunday 2 November – Old Town Charm & Street Food
Afternoon:
Arrive in Ipoh and check into De Cafe & Rest House (Old Town).
After freshening up, explore the nearby Concubine Lane and Market Lane (2–5 min walk). Wander through the stalls, try local snacks, and admire the heritage shophouses.
Continue your walk to Mural Art’s Lane (10 min walk) to see Ernest Zacharevic’s famous street murals.
End your stroll at the Ipoh Railway Station and Birch Memorial Clock Tower (5 min Grab, ~RM 6).
Evening:
Take a short walk (5 min) to Restoran Kong Heng or Thean Chun Coffee Shop for dinner. Try Kai See Hor Fun (chicken noodle soup), satay skewers, and egg caramel custard.
After dinner, walk to Funny Mountain Soya Beancurd (8 min walk) for the iconic Tau Foo Fah dessert.
If you’re still up for exploring, take a Grab (~10 mins, RM 7) to Tong Sui Kai (Dessert Street) for a late-night food crawl — try shaved ice, noodles, and sweet soups before heading back to your hostel.
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Day 2 – Monday 3 November – Cave Temples & Local Eats
Morning:
Leave around 9:00 AM by Grab (~15 mins, RM 12) to Kek Lok Tong Temple. Wander through the vast cave chambers and peaceful lake gardens behind it.
Continue to Tasik Cermin (Mirror Lake) (5 min drive, RM 5–7). Walk through the tunnel to reach the stunning hidden lake.
Optional: visit Qin Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village (5 mins from Tasik Cermin, entry ~RM 10) for scenic limestone views and photo spots.
Lunch:
Take a Grab (~15 mins, RM 12) back toward town and stop at Restoran Long Wu for Claypot Chicken Rice and Kai See Hor Fun.
Alternative: Gerai Makanan dan Minuman Rahamath for Nasi Kandar with curry chicken or fish.
Afternoon:
Return to Old Town (Grab ~10 mins, RM 8) and unwind with coffee at Jln Theatre Coffee or Plan B Café.
Explore nearby shops or pick up Heong Peng (fragrant biscuits) from Gunung Rapat area bakeries if you’d like souvenirs.
Evening:
Take a Grab (~10 mins, RM 9) to Kedai Makanan Rasa Lain for dinner — try their Claypot Glass Noodle Prawns or Seafood Claypot.
Alternatively, stay central and return to Kong Heng Square for an easy final meal surrounded by Ipoh’s night buzz before returning to your hostel.
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George Town, Malaysia
Day 1 – Wednesday 5 Nov – Arrival & Street Art Walk
Morning / Arrival:
• Check in at The Frame Guesthouse (great base near Love Lane & Chulia Street).
• Grab a late breakfast at Roti Bakar Hutton Lane – try their kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs.
Late Morning → Afternoon:
• Explore Armenian Street – the heart of Penang’s street art (don’t miss Boy on Motorbike & Kids on a Bicycle).
• Wander to Penang Street Art & Hin Bus Depot (art space + cafés + vintage market if weekend).
• Lunch at 888 Hokkien Mee – order the prawn noodles.
Evening:
• Walk along Chew Jetty and Clan Jetties of Penang for sunset.
• Dinner at Penang Road Famous Laksa – spicy, tangy, classic.
• Dessert stop: Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul (same street).
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Day 2 – Thursday 6 Nov – Culture & Temples
Morning:
• Breakfast at Ali Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang (served on banana leaf).
• Visit Pinang Peranakan Mansion – a glimpse of old-world opulence.
• Walk to Little India – smell the spices, stop for fresh dosa or teh tarik.
Afternoon:
• Head to Kek Lok Si Temple (allow 1.5 – 2 hrs incl. Grab ride).
• Continue to Penang Hill via funicular for panoramic views and colonial gardens.
• Return to town late afternoon.
Evening:
• Dinner at Goh Thew Chik Hainan Chicken Rice (Michelin-recommended).
• Chill night walk around Love Lane / Chulia Street – grab a drink or street snack (try Wantan Mee from Chulia Street stalls).
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Day 3 – Friday 7 Nov – Cafés & Markets & Free Exploring
Morning:
• Brunch or coffee at China House or Urban Daybreak (both walkable).
• Revisit any art lanes you missed.
Afternoon:
• Optional: Day trip to Batu Ferringhi Beach or Penang Botanic Gardens for a slower pace.
• Return for final street food feast.
Evening:
• Try Red Garden Food Paradise hawker centre (great variety + live music).
• End with a night stroll by Esplanade / Fort Cornwallis area.
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Koh Tao, Thailand
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Surat Thani, Thailand
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Surat Thani Airport, Thailand
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Bangkok, Thailand
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Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Chiang Rai, Thailand
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Huay Xai, Laos
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Pak Beng, Laos
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Luang Prabang, Laos
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Nong Khiaw, Laos
3D,2N tour. + need accomodation for the one other day.
Pickup at 10am on the next day from the tour store
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Vang Vieng, Laos
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Vientiane, Laos
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Hanoi, Vietnam
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Sa Pa, Vietnam
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Ha Giang Loop Motorbike Adventure, Vietnam
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Hanoi, Vietnam
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Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Phnom Penh Municipality, Cambodia
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Bangkok, Thailand
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Shanghai, China
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Zhangjiajie, China
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Furong Town, China
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Chongqing, China
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Chengdu, China
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Xi'An, China
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Beijing, China
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Seoul, South Korea
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Gyeongju-si, South Korea
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Busan, South Korea
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Fukuoka, Japan
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Hiroshima, Japan
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Osaka, Japan
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Kyoto, Japan
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Hakone, Japan
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Tokyo, Japan
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Taipei City, Taiwan
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Kaohsiung City, Taiwan
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Tainan City, Taiwan
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Melbourne, Australia
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Wellington, New Zealand