Author's tour "Tour Classic Malaysia"

Arrival at Kuala Lumpur Airport (preferably by morning flight). On the way to the hotel in Kuala Lumpur, an excursion to the city of Putrajaya - the administrative capital of Malaysia, located 25 km from Kuala Lumpur. A city that intelligently combines modern architecture with traditional Islamic motifs, green parks with high-tech bridges. Absolutely pure, absolutely perfect. It contains such attractions as the Palace of Justice (more like the Taj Mahal), the incredibly bright and stunningly 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 of the most famous bridges in the world, and much more. Next, we continue our journey to Kuala Lumpur and begin our acquaintance with the city with a sightseeing tour. During a 3-hour trip in a comfortable car with stops at the main attractions of the industrial capital of Southeast Asia, a Russian-speaking guide will introduce you to the history of the formation of KLA, as Kuala Lumpur residents call the capital, the customs of its inhabitants, tell you where and what is best to buy, which restaurant to taste national cuisine. You will be pleasantly surprised by fun facts and original jokes related to Kuala Lumpur and its residents. Stops: 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.

Breakfast in the hotel. At 09:00 am, meet with a Russian-speaking guide in the hotel lobby and depart for the excursion. Another city that we included in the excursion program is the first capital of Malaysia - Malacca, its historical center. There is something to see in the first capital! The heritage of the Portuguese has been preserved here: a fort, a square with a red brick church built by the Dutch, decorative mills, an embankment. There is also English heritage. All this organically mixes with Chinese streets, where you can find antique shops with rare items. It's worth taking a walk along the river during the day or evening, when the lights come on and the city becomes truly romantic. There are more museums in Malacca than in the whole of Malaysia! Ethnic museum, military museum, art museum and many others. Most of them are located on the square, so you can visit several. In Malacca, we recommend taking a ride on a rickshaw: they are decorated with flowers, toys, garlands, and lights. Every driver tries to make his rickshaw unique. All this will take you back to the times of the colonial conquests of Malaysia. At the end of the tour, return to the hotel and free time. Overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast in the hotel. At 09:00, meet with a Russian-speaking guide in the hotel lobby. Departure to Kuala Tahan. The journey will take approximately 3-4 hours (263 km). On the way we will visit the famous Hindu temple complex at Batu Caves. Arrival at the pier in Kuala Tahan at approximately 13:00. Having received all the necessary permits and licenses from the Department of Wildlife, we will take a 5-minute ferry on traditional wooden boats to the other side of the river at Mutiara Taman Negara Resort. The resort is located directly on the territory of a nature reserve in the oldest tropical rain forest on planet Earth, which is more than 130 million years old!!! Check-in at the hotel and lunch. After lunch, visit the indigenous people of Taman Nagar - the Batek tribe. An incredible chance to plunge into a time when nature and man were one. The Batek are a nomadic tribe that still lives primarily by hunting and gathering. Their diet consists of fruits, tropical roots, fish and small animals such as monkeys and squirrels, which they hunt with blowpipes and darts. At 19:00 dinner at the Seri Mutiara restaurant. At 20:45 Walk through the night jungle. Here, you will discover the world of the jungle that comes to life at night, hear the sounds of wildlife, get acquainted with tropical plants in the darkness of the night, and you will also have the chance to see wild tropical animals living in Taman Negara. At the end of the tour, return to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel in the Seri Mutiara restaurant. At 9:30, hike with a naturalist guide through the jungle to Teresek Hill. We'll climb up a 334-meter-high hill for panoramic views of Mount Tahan, the highest point in mainland Malaysia, and the magnificent rainforests that cover the hills of the reserve. Then we will walk along the 530-meter-long cableway, which is located at an altitude of 40 meters from the ground. At the end of the tour, return to the hotel. Lunch at Seri Mutiara restaurant. At 14:30 boat trip to Berkoh waterfall with a naturalist guide. Here you will enjoy a boat ride on the Tahan River among the magnificent tropical trees that hang over the river like canopies. You will have the opportunity to refresh yourself in the cool waters of the waterfall, which according to legend have rejuvenating properties. After swimming we will visit the Ikan Kelah fish sanctuary to feed the fish. At 17:00 return to the hotel. At 19:00 dinner at the Seri Mutiara restaurant. Overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel in the Seri Mutiara restaurant. Check out from the hotel at 09:00. Transfer on wooden boats to the pier in Kuala Tahan. At the pier, meet the driver and transfer to Cameron Highlands. The road runs through picturesque jungles and mountains. On the way up you will visit tea plantations. Green hills created artificially by human labor are a breathtaking sight. You will see the home of the Orang Asli tribe, who live directly in the forests and still deny all the benefits of civilization. Enjoy strawberries grown at an altitude of over 1500 meters. Lunch will be served at the Lake House Hotel at 1 p.m. The hotel is an architectural monument, built by Stanley Jack Forster, a retired British Army officer during the colonial era of Malaysia. Next, check into the hotel and free time. Overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast in the hotel. Release of rooms. At 08.00 am, meet in the lobby with a guide and depart for the excursion. The first place we will visit on this day is the mystical moss forest. The jungle thickets are covered with moss, the forest is high in the mountains and seems fabulous, wrapped in clouds. There is constant humidity here, so the trees grow very slowly and are not at all tall. All the trees are covered with green moss, and the hanging vines look like some kind of fantastic creatures. The moss forest is absolutely unrealistic, it seems that bizarre animals are hiding around the corner, and Baba Yaga lives nearby. Next we head to Bukit Merah, the only orangutan recovery center in Peninsular Malaysia. On the way, we will definitely stop at the fruit market to once again admire the abundance of fruits and, if desired, buy some for the trip. A short boat ride will take you to Orang Utan Island, where Orangutans live in the wild. This unique island is both a sanctuary and a center for the study of this endangered mammal species on earth. You will then be served lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch we continue our journey to the island. Penang. Check in to a hotel in Georgetown and relax at the hotel.

Breakfast in the hotel. At 09.00 am, meet the guide in the hotel lobby and go on a tour of George Town. A rich jam of the historical, architectural and cultural attractions of George Town, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We'll start on the promenade with stunning views of the Strait of Malacca and the original 18th-century City Hall buildings, which will provide the perfect backdrop for your first photos of the day. The original wooden Chinese settlement on the water Clan Jetty, the most famous clan house of Penang Khoo Kongsi and Cannon Street - the site of the clan mafia war on the island. We will walk past the famous wall frescoes that have become symbols of the city, Near the oldest mosque in Penang - the Captain Kling Mosque, to the legendary Little India district with its center, the Sri Mahamariamanna Temple. Next, time for lunch (lunch at your own expense). We will end this day at Fr. Penang with a visit to one of the largest Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia, Kek Lok Si. The temple was opened in 1905, and in general it was built over a period of 40 years from 1890 to 1930. 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. The temple is very beautiful and interesting because of its diverse architecture and mixture of styles; you can spend hours exploring it, it is so huge. In order to get to the very top to the statue of the Goddess of Mercy, you will even have to use the elevator, although you can also overcome the climb on foot. From the top there is a panoramic view of George Town and the island. After visiting the temple, transfer to the airport. Flight home or to a beach holiday (recommended time after 17.00 pm)