Excursion tour "Big Asian Kaleidoscope"

Breakfast at the hotel and departure for the excursion. The first capital of Malaysia is Malacca, its historical center. The heritage of the Portuguese and the British has been preserved here: a fort, a square with a red brick church built by the Dutch, decorative mills, and an embankment. Ruins of Fort Afamos, Church of St. Paul, Red Square, water bus cruise on the Malacca River or rickshaw ride through the historical center, Baba Nyunya Museum, lunch at a Peranakan restaurant, Chinatown and Harmony Street. The city of Putrajaya is the administrative center of Malaysia, intelligently combining modern architecture with traditional Islamic motifs, green parks with high-tech bridges. Here are such attractions as the Palace of Justice (more like the Taj Mahal), the stunning Putra Mosque (popularly called the Pink Mosque), a steel mosque that has no analogues in the world, bridges, each of which repeats elements of the most famous bridges world, and much more. Return to the hotel in Kuala Lumpur and free time

Breakfast and departure for a sightseeing tour of the city near the main attractions of the industrial capital of Southeast Asia: the King's Palace, the Chinese Temple, the National Mosque with a unique dome, Independence Square, a batik factory, a photo stop against the backdrop of the Petronas Twin Towers. Next we will go to the famous caves in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur. Batu Caves is a natural landmark of Malaysia - one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside of India. There are two dozen caves in total. Against the backdrop of majestic mountains, the golden statue of the Hindu God Murugan, the eternal fighter for peace and justice, amazes the imagination. A special attraction on the way to the cave are the monkeys, whose feeding always causes a lot of delight among temple visitors. Visit to the Pewtor factory, where you can get acquainted with the features of tin processing and participate in this process. Around 14:30 – 15:30 return to the hotel and free time. *For an additional fee on this day, you can book dinner at the Menara KL TV tower at the Atmosphere 360 restaurant. Price from $80/person.

Breakfast. Departure to the airport. Flight to Yogyakarta (Java) and transfer to the hotel. Hotel accommodation and free time.

Breakfast in the hotel. Departure for an excursion. Visit Borobodur Temple - a temple complex built between 750 and 850 by the Sailendra dynasty. The complex includes 504 Buddha statues and 1,460 bas-reliefs located on eight tiers. Borobodur is a place of pilgrimage and prayer. Free time for lunch (extra charge). Next, visit the Hindu temple complex of Prambanan, built in the 9th century. This is the largest complex in Indonesia dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma. There are more than two hundred temples on the territory, many of which were damaged by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. The temples of Prambanan were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1991. Return and free time.

Breakfast in the hotel. Departure to the airport. Arrival in Singapore and transfer to the hotel. Free time *For an additional fee, you can book an excursion to Sentosa Island, a boat trip on the Singapore River and Marina Bay, a visit to the observation deck of the Marina Bay Sands hotel, a visit to Gardens by the Bay and much more.

Breakfast at the hotel and a sightseeing tour of significant places in Singapore: the Fountain of Wealth, the historic Raffles Hotel built in a classic colonial style, Padang Fields, Cricket Club, Supreme Court and City Hall, Victoria Theater and the former city post office hotel Fullerton, Merlion Park (mythical lion creature -fish - protector of the city), which is the official mascot of Singapore. Next, get acquainted with Chinatown - here it is impossible not to feel the mixture of several cultures and civilizations. Return to the hotel. Free time. Overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport and flight to the island. Langkawi. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel and free time. * O. Langkawi is a stunningly beautiful archipelago consisting of 104 islands in the Andaman Sea, located off the northwestern coast of the Strait of Malacca. Many of the islands in this archipelago can still be considered untouched wilderness. Only the largest of them, the island of Langkawi, has a sufficiently developed infrastructure. The name of the island translates to "Red Eagle Island", and there are indeed very rare brick-red eagles found here. The island is famous for its luxurious hotels, landscapes, clear water, underwater world, mysterious caves and the amazing legend of Princess Mahsuri, who was unjustly accused of adultery and sentenced to death. Before her execution, she cursed the island, promising that Langkawi would remain desolate for seven generations. And so it happened. The island's prosperity began only with the coming to power of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mahathir Muhamed. In 1987, the Malaysian government declared Langkawi a duty-free shopping destination and the island began to emerge as a global tourism hub. Langkawi is shrouded in many legends and traditions.

Breakfast in the hotel. Departure for a sightseeing tour of the island. During this tour you will learn a lot about the traditions and crafts of the Malay people, national games, hobbies, amusements, weapons, rice processing, livestock farming, fishing and other areas of life of the Malays. Eagle Square, on which there is a 19-meter sculpture of the symbol of Fr. Langkawi. At the end of the tour, you can stay in one of the island's shopping centers or return back to your hotel. Free time. Overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast in the hotel. Go on a boat excursion along the mangrove canals with feeding sea eagles, wild monkeys, visiting a crocodile cave, caves with stalactites and bats living in them, a boat trip along the coast of Langkawi, visiting a fish farm and lunch at a floating restaurant. You will be able to feed monkeys, see the process of feeding wild eagles, touch huge stingrays and a nurse shark at a fish farm, monitor lizards, snakes, crabs, and jumping fish in the wild. At approximately 13.00 return to the hotel and free time.

Breakfast in the hotel. Free day to relax on the beach.

Breakfast in the hotel. Airport transfer. Departure to the island. Penang. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel. Accommodation and rest. Penang Island is very well located at the crossroads of trade routes from Europe to Asia. The island was discovered by Francis Light in 1786 and was then an impenetrable tropical jungle formed by betel nut palms, which gave the island its name - betel nut island (locally pronounced Pulau Penang). According to Light's order, the lands he discovered were transferred by the Sultan of Kedah to the British campaign. Today, this small island amazes guests with a bizarre mixture of its diverse colonial past and the traditions of various nationalities: Indian, Chinese, Malay, which is reflected in all the historical and cultural attractions, numerous festivals and folk celebrations. Many Chinese temples in the capital, Georgetown, are located next to colonial-style mansions, and modern condominiums are located next to ancient Indian quarters.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for a sightseeing tour of the island "Historical Heritage of George Town" A rich jam from the historical, architectural and cultural attractions of George Town, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After the tour, transfer to Penang airport. International flight from Penang.