Drive through The Ambassador's row along Kuala Lumpur's historic Ampand Road, view Malaysian suburban homes as well as rural lifestyle enroute to the internationally renowned Royal Selangor Pewter factory where you will see the art of fine pewter crafting.

Proceed to Gombak and see the art of Batik designing. On the way, you will pass by typical Malay house before coming to your last stop, the spectacular Batu Caves. This massive limestone outcrop and its cavernous interior is home to Hindu deities and one will need to climb its 272 steps to fully appreciate the caves.

Penang was founded by Captain Francis Light in the year 1786 during the spice trade era. Visit Fort Cornwallis which was constructed to protect against invaders. Take a stroll at King Edward place, view historical buildings such as the Anglican Church, the courthouse, the Penang Museum, Penang Art Gallery and the Eastern and Oriental Hotel.

Proceed to the Chew Jetty, the early stilted Chinese settlement and later to the colourful Little India, bustling Chinatown and Coco House in inner Georgetown and followed by a visit to the Christian Cemetery where Francis Light was laid to rest. Final stop at Botanical Garden, commissioned during the British rule, to learn about the rare species of floral and fauna while monkeys roam freely in their natural habitats.

Only an hour?s drive away from city life in Kuala Lumpur is Genting Highlands where, at 2,000 meters above sea level, is a relief from the hot and humid lowlands. This entertainment and recreation resort boasts to have the largest casino in Southeast Asia. Try your hand at Black Jack, Baccarat, and Roulette or Oriental games of Keno and Tai Sai. Other facilities include cable car rides and international standard indoor and outdoor theme parks. Click here for more information and Booking Details