Excursion tour "Unknown Malaysia"

Breakfast at the hotel and departure for a sightseeing tour of Kuala Lumpur, the greenest capital of Southeast Asia, where modern skyscrapers harmoniously coexist with temples of different faiths. King's Palace, Chinese Temple, National Mosque with a unique dome, Independence Square, Batik Factory, photo stop with the Petronas Twin Towers in the background. Lunch at the Kuala Lumpur TV Tower, 421 meters high, famous for its original lighting and the Atmosphere 360 restaurant at an altitude of 282 meters. The restaurant rotates slowly, revealing a panoramic view of the city. Batu Caves is a natural attraction of Malaysia, located 13 km from Kuala Lumpur. There is a 42.7 m high statue of Lord Murugan and 272 steps to the Temple Cave. Visit to a tin factory. After completing the tour, return to the hotel and rest. Overnight at the hotel. *For the most active tourists, an evening excursion to the river of fireflies - one of the wonders of Malaysia - the world's largest colony of fireflies. From $140/person. Tour starts: 16:30 – 17:00 Duration: 5-6 hours. Meals: Seafood dinner included in price

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 located such attractions as the Palace of Justice (more like the Taj Mahal), the incredibly bright and strikingly beautiful Putra Mosque (popularly called the Pink Mosque), a steel mosque that has no analogues in the whole world, bridges, each of which repeats elements the most famous bridges in the world, and much more. Return to the hotel in Kuala Lumpur and free time

In the morning flight to Sandakan. Upon arrival, transfer by boat to the lodge at Borneo Nature Lodge. Check-in, lunch and rest. Cruise along the longest river in the state - Kinabatangan, where you can see wild animals and birds - the indigenous inhabitants of the virgin jungle. Among them are Proboskis monkeys and orangutans roosting in the treetops along the river, crocodiles, long-tailed macaques, hornbills - the symbol of Malaysia and the state of Sabah - colorful majestic birds that pair up for life and touchingly care for each other, and It will be especially lucky to meet a family of dwarf elephants crossing the river. At the end of the cruise, return to the lodge for dinner.

Morning cruise up the Kinabatangan River to Buffalo Lake to watch birds and other wildlife. Return to the lodge for breakfast. Free time. Boat cruise on the river. In the evening, dinner and relaxation at the lodge.

After breakfast, check out and transfer to Sandakan. Transfer to the Sepilok Center, a rehabilitation center for orphaned and injured orangutans. Next, visit the Sun Bears Recovery Center. These unusual animals are also endemic to the island. Borneo. These are the smallest bears on the planet. Lunch at a local restaurant. Transfer to the airport and flight to Kota Kinabalu. Upon arrival, transfer to the Nexus Resort 4* hotel and rest.

Breakfast at the hotel. Free time.

Breakfast in the hotel. Departure to the island. Penang. Transfer to the hotel. Penang Island is 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. Free time after checking into the hotel

Breakfast at the hotel and departure for a tour of George Town. A rich jam of historical, architectural and cultural attractions of George Town, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. An embankment overlooking the Strait of Malacca and the original buildings of the city hall of the 18th century, the original wooden Chinese settlement on the water of the Jetty Clan, the famous Penang clan house Khu Kongsi and Cannon Street, the oldest mosque in Penang, the legendary Little India district with its center, the Sri Mahamariamanna Temple, O. Penang. Next, time for lunch (lunch at your own expense) Visit to one of the largest Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia, Kek-Lok-Si. As a result of long construction, Chinese, Thai, Burmese elements and architectural techniques were combined in the architecture, but still by and large it is considered Chinese. The highlight of the temple is the seven-level Rama VI Pagoda, inside of which there is a pagoda of 10,000 Buddhas, and a 36-meter statue of the Goddess of Mercy. Evening flight to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival, transfer to a hotel near the airport – Movenpick KLIA 4* Or transfer to a hotel in Kuala Lumpur. Accommodation and overnight at the hotel

Breakfast in the hotel. 3 hours before departure, transfer to the airport and flight home.