Tour Highlight

• Enjoy a 40-minute sightseeing cruise around Malacca canal.
  

• Explore historic streets in Malacca including St. Paul Hill, Harmony Street and Kampung Morten.

• Admire the beautiful architecture of intact historical buildings and explore the mystery of old ruins

• Explore Malaysia's first UNESCO World Heritage "Melaka", the capital of the 'The Historic State' of Malaysia.

• Enjoy authentic local food at lunch.

Includes:

• English Speaking Driver cum guide

• Hotel Pick up and Drop off

• Lunch

• River Cruise Ticket

Exclude:

• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Starting Time: 08:00 am-Ending Time: 06.00 pm

Pick-up Time between: 7.30am-8.15am 

Meeting Point/Ending Point: Any Hotels in Petronas Twin Towers.

Note: Hotel pick-up is included within the allocated area only, if you are staying outside of the pick-up area, please go to the meeting point at in-front of Zus Coffee - Kasturi Walk, Petaling Street (50, Jalan Hang Kasturi, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur) which is next to the Pasar Seni (Central Market).

Once a small fishing village, this tour will take you to historical and cultural sites that reveal Malacca’s storied past with influences from Portuguese, Dutch, British and Chinese settlers. We explore fortresses, churches, temples, mosques and museums in this UNESCO World Heritage city, reflecting different architecture styles from different time periods. 

At 10 am, we reach our first stop, the civic zone area, where remnants of the oldest European colonial architecture in Southeast Asia, namely the Portuguese fortress A Famosa and the revered St. Paul Church, await exploration. The Dutch Square beckons us soon after, with its quintessential maroon-hued buildings instantly capturing your attention, especially the 300- year-old Dutch Church, which is the oldest functioning protestant church in Malaysia.

Crossing the river, we stroll through the street of harmony, encountering cultural landmarks such as Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Kampung Kling Mosque, and Arulmiku Poyyatha Vinayaga

Moorthy Temple—each offering a glimpse into Malaysia’s diverse heritage. Next, we take a break to enjoy a delightful Peranakan meal, showcasing the rich flavours of Malacca’s cuisine.

Post-lunch, a 40-minute river cruise unveils scenic vistas of bridges, shophouses, and, at times, even the occasional monitor lizard. After our boat ride, we visit Kampung Morten, a traditional Malay village that is home to Villa Sentosa—a living history museum encapsulating early 20thcentury Malay life. Before departure, a stop at Malacca’s oldest bar adds a final touch of authenticity to our journey. Our eventful excursion ends after we return to Kuala Lumpur around 4 pm.

Note: The river cruise may be subject to cancellation due to adverse weather conditions or hazardous water levels.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

Whatsapp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com

Tour Highlight

• Enjoy a 40-minute sightseeing cruise around Malacca canal.
• Explore historic streets in Malacca including St. Paul Hill, Harmony Street and Kampung Morten.
• Admire the beautiful architecture of intact historical buildings and explore the mystery of old ruins
• Explore Malaysia's first UNESCO World Heritage "Melaka", the capital of the 'The Historic State' of Malaysia.
• Enjoy authentic local food at lunch.

Includes:

• English Speaking Tour Guide

• Hotel Pick up and Drop off

• Lunch

• River Cruise Ticket

Exclude:

• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 08:00 am-Ending Time: 06.00 pm

Pick-up Time between: 7.30am-8.15am 

Meeting Point/Ending Point: Guest's Hotel in Petronas Twin Towers.

Note: Hotel pick-up is included within the allocated area only, if you are staying outside of the pick-up area, please go to the meeting point at in-front of Zus Coffee - Kasturi Walk, Petaling Street (50, Jalan Hang Kasturi, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur) which is next to the Pasar Seni (Central Market).

Once a small fishing village, this tour will take you to historical and cultural sites that reveal Malacca’s storied past with influences from Portuguese, Dutch, British and Chinese settlers. We explore fortresses, churches, temples, mosques and museums in this UNESCO World Heritage city, reflecting different architecture styles from different time periods. 

At 10 am, we reach our first stop, the civic zone area, where remnants of the oldest European colonial architecture in Southeast Asia, namely the Portuguese fortress A Famosa and the revered St. Paul Church, await exploration. The Dutch Square beckons us soon after, with its quintessential maroon-hued buildings instantly capturing your attention, especially the 300- year-old Dutch Church, which is the oldest functioning protestant church in Malaysia.

Crossing the river, we stroll through the street of harmony, encountering cultural landmarks such as Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Kampung Kling Mosque, and Arulmiku Poyyatha Vinayaga

Moorthy Temple—each offering a glimpse into Malaysia’s diverse heritage. Next, we take a break to enjoy a delightful Peranakan meal, showcasing the rich flavours of Malacca’s cuisine.

Post-lunch, a 40-minute river cruise unveils scenic vistas of bridges, shophouses, and, at times, even the occasional monitor lizard. After our boat ride, we visit Kampung Morten, a traditional Malay village that is home to Villa Sentosa—a living history museum encapsulating early 20thcentury Malay life. Before departure, a stop at Malacca’s oldest bar adds a final touch of authenticity to our journey. Our eventful excursion ends after we return to Kuala Lumpur around 4 pm.

Note: The river cruise may be subject to cancellation due to adverse weather conditions or hazardous water levels.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

Whatsapp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com

Tour Highlight

• Visit Batu Caves, Malaysia’s most important Hindu pilgrimage site
• Climb the colourful staircase past the towering golden statue of Lord Murugan
• Explore with a licensed local guide who explains worship and daily rituals
• Travel by monorail and train for a relaxed, traffic-free city experience
• Enjoy banana leaf rice lunch in the lively Jalan Masjid India district
  
  

• English Speaking Tour Guide
• All Entry ticket
  
• Roundtrip Train Ticket
  
• Light Breakfast
  
• Lunch

Exclude:

• Hotel Pickup and drop off
• Personal Expense

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 9:00 am-Ending Time: 1.00pm

Meeting Point: Parkroyal Collection Kuala Lumpur Lobby

Start your morning with DISCOVA on an easy and relaxed visit to Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur’s most iconic landmark. This half-day tour avoids city traffic by using the monorail and train, so you can focus on the experience rather than the journey. Along the way, enjoy a light local breakfast at a traditional kopitiam, visit a hidden temple in the city, and finish with a classic banana leaf lunch.

The tour begins at the lobby of PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur, where you meet your guide and group. Start with a short ride on KL’s monorail, offering a glimpse of the city from above as you travel toward the Little India area. Here, step off to explore on foot and visit a small, lesser-known temple hidden among the streets, a reminder of how different cultures coexist closely in the city. Nearby, enjoy a light local breakfast at a traditional kopitiam, a classic Malaysian coffee shop where locals gather for coffee, tea, and simple morning snacks.

From here, continue by train to Batu Caves, one of Malaysia’s most important Hindu pilgrimage sites. The walk from the station passes stalls selling flowers, spices, and offerings used for worship. At the base of the staircase stands the towering golden statue of Lord Murugan, the deity to whom Batu Caves is dedicated. Climb the colourful steps into the limestone cave and spend time inside the shrine while your guide explains how the site is used for daily worship.

After the visit, return to the city by train. Along the way, your guide shares stories of Thaipusam, revealing how Batu Caves transforms from a tourist stop into a living, breathing pilgrimage site once a year. Back in Kuala Lumpur, arrive in the Jalan Masjid India area. This busy district is shaped by the Muslim Indian community and feels very different from both Little India and Batu Caves. Walk past textile shops and markets before sitting down for lunch. We'll end the tour with a traditional banana leaf rice lunch at a local restaurant. Served on a fresh banana leaf with rice, curries, vegetables, and condiments, this meal is a classic South Indian–Malaysian experience and a satisfying way to finish the morning.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com

Tour Highlight

• Enjoy with the first Michelin food tour in Kuala Lumpur, savoring popular Bak Kut Teh dishes. 
• Experience the charm of famous Chinese pastries and enjoy a delightful tea tasting session.
• Enjoy taste authentic fresh street hawker foods.
• Delight in a flavorsome adventure, trying various local snacks in lively Chinatown.
  
• Visit Guan Di Temple: Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, this Taoist temple has silently watched over the city for more than a century 

• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Coffee and/or Tea
  
• Lunch
  
• Food Testing
  
• Underground Train
  

Exclude:

• Hotel pickup and drop off
• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily, Except: Wednesday

Starting Time: 9:30 am-Ending Time: 1.30pm

Meeting Point: ZUS Coffee - Kasturi Walk, Petaling Street

Ending Point: Bukit Bintang MRT (SBK18A)

Join the unforgettable gastronomic adventure to explore the vibrant and diverse flavours of Kuala Lumpur's culinary scene in the morning.

Start by enjoying tasty Chinese meals and snacks, followed by trying out famous Michelin-rated dishes hidden in old neighbourhoods.

Set out on foot to immerse in the historical significance of Guan Di Temple and learn about Kuala Lumpur's development. Savour the old flavours of famous Chinese pastries from the 100 years-old makers then take a pause at an esteemed antique tea shop, where the shopkeepers will introduce the world of fine Chinese teas. 

Afterward, a short train ride brings us to our last stop - the exquisite Bak Kut Teh eatery. Spoil in the flavours of Chinese herbal soup, complemented by succulent pork ribs, a true culinary gem cherished by locals and revered by food enthusiasts worldwide. Finally, conclude the tour at the lively ambiance of the Bukit Bintang shopping district.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com

Tour Highlight

• Discover the rich history and culture of Kuala Lumpur on a walking tour
• Explore the Central Market and the Buddhist Maha Vihara Temple
  
• Enjoy a short sky-train journey to Brickfields for a city view
  
• Taste delicious vegetarian food at a pay-as-you-wish restaurant
  
• Discover the rich history and culture of Kuala Lumpur on a walking tour
  

• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Ticket for skyline
  

Exclude:

• Hotel Pickup and drop off
• Lunch
• Personal Expense

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 9:00 am-Ending Time: 1.00pm

Meeting Point: McDonald’s Jalan Tun Perak

Ending Point: Annalakshmi Vegetarian Restaurant Kuala Lumpur

Discover the rich history and diverse culture of Kuala Lumpur on a half-day heritage trail. Visit the city's most significant landmarks, including the Sin Sze Si Ya Temple, the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, and the Buddhist Maha Vihara.

Meet your guide at the early settlement at Medan Pasar, the old market. Admire the only 3-story colonial shophouse left in the city. Then, take a short walk to the Central Market, also known as Pasar Seni, a newly built market under British city planning.

Continue to the Sin Sze Si Ya Temple, a heritage hidden in an alley that played an important role in the early development of Kuala Lumpur. Then, further your walk to the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple and pass a heritage school along the way to the sky train station.

Enjoy a great view of Kuala Lumpur from the sky train as you journey to Brickfields. Once an important district for the manufacturing of bricks, today, the district is well known as Little India. Stroll through the main street of Little India and walk inside the neighborhood district.

Stop at the Buddhist Maha Vihara, the most vital Buddhist temple to celebrate the birthday of Buddha. Then, visit a pay-as-you-wish restaurant to taste delicious vegetarian food next to the temple.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

Whatsapp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com

Tour Highlight

• Experience Sample dishes from different ethnic groups in Kuala Lumpur
• Visit some hidden dining spots famous among local
• Observe how local revitalize Chinatown in a sustainable matter
• Enjoy 5 food samplings and 1 tea sampling during your tour
• Enjoy the Ride MRT public transport to get around of Kuala Lumpur

Includes:

• English Speaking Tour Guide
• 5 Food Sampling tasting per person
• 1 Tea Sampling per person
• MRT Public Transport

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 5:00 pm-Ending Time: 9.00pm

Meeting Point: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur: Jln Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 50250 Kuala Lumpur.

Taste what makes Malaysia great on this evening culinary journey through the food courts and frenetic streets of Kuala Lumpur. The journey begins at the Park Royal KL Hotel before setting off a very short walk to a KL institution, Lot 10 Hutong food court. The basement-level food mecca sets itself apart from other food courts as all restaurants are hand-picked and operated by 2nd and 3rd generation families. This is where you will be introduced to the signature sweet of Malaysia: Cendol - made from shaved ice topped with neon green pandan jelly and drizzled with coconut milk and palm sugar. This first treat will give you an icy respite from the tropical heat before the next journey down to the heart of China town by MRT.

Upon arrival Pasar Seni MRT station, we will walk to Sri Maha Temple, the city’s main Hindu temple, to hear how this place of worship became the centre of KL’s Indian community. Afterwards take a short walk through the streets to a local restaurant specializing in roti canai, an Indian-influenced flatbread served with curry and soup. Walk further up to taste the tender and juicy beef meatballs serve in hot soup inside the 70 years-old restaurant. Later, hop in a vintage grocery store selling local childhood snacks. Grab some of the local snacks from this store if you want.

Next stop is the epitome of KL street food prepare in Charcoal fire. Claypot chicken rice is undoubtedly one of the most popular Chinese dishes in Malaysia. After the main course, we will visit a hidden café to sample hand-crafted teas that help digest the full stomach. The hard-to-find, yet ever-so-good, café is in a traditional Chinese shop house, bringing to life a bygone era of KL. A stop at the nostalgic alley that surprising lively and full of lanterns before bid farewell. Catch the train back to Bukit Bintang MRT station or enjoy the night life in Chinatown on your own.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

Whatsapp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com

Tour Highlight

• Enjoy a 40-minute sightseeing cruise around Malacca canal.
  

• Explore historic streets in Malacca including St. Paul Hill, Harmony Street and Kampung Morten.

• Admire the beautiful architecture of intact historical buildings and explore the mystery of old ruins

• Explore Malaysia's first UNESCO World Heritage "Melaka", the capital of the 'The Historic State' of Malaysia.

• Enjoy authentic local food at lunch.

Includes:

• English Speaking Tour Guide

• Hotel Pick up and Drop off

• Lunch

• River Cruise Ticket

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 08:00 am-Ending Time: 06.00 pm

Pick-up Time between: 7.30am-8.15am 

Meeting Point/Ending Point: Hotel in Petronas Twin Towers are.

Note: Hotel pick-up is included within the allocated area only, if you are staying outside of the pick-up area, please go to the meeting point at in-front of Zus Coffee - Kasturi Walk, Petaling Street (50, Jalan Hang Kasturi, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur) which is next to the Pasar Seni (Central Market).

Once a small fishing village, this tour will take you to historical and cultural sites that reveal Malacca’s storied past with influences from Portuguese, Dutch, British and Chinese settlers. We explore fortresses, churches, temples, mosques and museums in this UNESCO World Heritage city, reflecting different architecture styles from different time periods. 

At 10 am, we reach our first stop, the civic zone area, where remnants of the oldest European colonial architecture in Southeast Asia, namely the Portuguese fortress A Famosa and the revered St. Paul Church, await exploration. The Dutch Square beckons us soon after, with its quintessential maroon-hued buildings instantly capturing your attention, especially the 300- year-old Dutch Church, which is the oldest functioning protestant church in Malaysia.

Crossing the river, we stroll through the street of harmony, encountering cultural landmarks such as Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Kampung Kling Mosque, and Arulmiku Poyyatha Vinayaga

Moorthy Temple—each offering a glimpse into Malaysia’s diverse heritage. Next, we take a break to enjoy a delightful Peranakan meal, showcasing the rich flavours of Malacca’s cuisine.

Post-lunch, a 40-minute river cruise unveils scenic vistas of bridges, shophouses, and, at times, even the occasional monitor lizard. After our boat ride, we visit Kampung Morten, a traditional Malay village that is home to Villa Sentosa—a living history museum encapsulating early 20thcentury Malay life. Before departure, a stop at Malacca’s oldest bar adds a final touch of authenticity to our journey. Our eventful excursion ends after we return to Kuala Lumpur around 4 pm.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

Whatsapp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com

Tour Highlight

• Experience Sample dishes from different ethnic groups in Kuala Lumpur
• Visit some hidden dining spots famous among local
• Observe how local revitalize Chinatown in a sustainable matter
• Enjoy 5 food samplings and 1 tea sampling during your tour
• Enjoy the Ride MRT public transport to get around of Kuala Lumpur

Includes:

• English Speaking Tour Guide
• 5 Food Sampling tasting per person
• 1 Tea Sampling per person
• MRT Public Transport

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 5:00 pm-Ending Time: 9.00pm

Meeting Point: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur: Jln Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 50250 Kuala Lumpur.

Taste what makes Malaysia great on this evening culinary journey through the food courts and frenetic streets of Kuala Lumpur. The journey begins at the Park Royal KL Hotel before setting off a very short walk to a KL institution, Lot 10 Hutong food court. The basement-level food mecca sets itself apart from other food courts as all restaurants are hand-picked and operated by 2nd and 3rd generation families. This is where you will be introduced to the signature sweet of Malaysia: Cendol - made from shaved ice topped with neon green pandan jelly and drizzled with coconut milk and palm sugar. This first treat will give you an icy respite from the tropical heat before the next journey down to the heart of China town by MRT.

Upon arrival Pasar Seni MRT station, we will walk to Sri Maha Temple, the city’s main Hindu temple, to hear how this place of worship became the centre of KL’s Indian community. Afterwards take a short walk through the streets to a local restaurant specializing in roti canai, an Indian-influenced flatbread served with curry and soup. Walk further up to taste the tender and juicy beef meatballs serve in hot soup inside the 70 years-old restaurant. Later, hop in a vintage grocery store selling local childhood snacks. Grab some of the local snacks from this store if you want.

Next stop is the epitome of KL street food prepare in Charcoal fire. Claypot chicken rice is undoubtedly one of the most popular Chinese dishes in Malaysia. After the main course, we will visit a hidden café to sample hand-crafted teas that help digest the full stomach. The hard-to-find, yet ever-so-good, café is in a traditional Chinese shop house, bringing to life a bygone era of KL. A stop at the nostalgic alley that surprising lively and full of lanterns before bid farewell. Catch the train back to Bukit Bintang MRT station or enjoy the night life in Chinatown on your own.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

Whatsapp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com

Tour Highlight

• Visit Batu Caves, Malaysia’s most important Hindu pilgrimage site
• Climb the colourful staircase past the towering golden statue of Lord Murugan
• Explore with a licensed local guide who explains worship and daily rituals
• Travel by monorail and train for a relaxed, traffic-free city experience
• Enjoy banana leaf rice lunch in the lively Jalan Masjid India district
  
  

• English Speaking Tour Guide
• All Entry ticket
  
• Roundtrip Train Ticket
  
• Light Breakfast
  
• Lunch

Exclude:

• Hotel Pickup and drop off
• Personal Expense

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 9:00 am-Ending Time: 1.00pm

Meeting Point: Parkroyal Collection Kuala Lumpur Lobby

Start your morning with DISCOVA on an easy and relaxed visit to Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur’s most iconic landmark. This half-day tour avoids city traffic by using the monorail and train, so you can focus on the experience rather than the journey. Along the way, enjoy a light local breakfast at a traditional kopitiam, visit a hidden temple in the city, and finish with a classic banana leaf lunch.

The tour begins at the lobby of PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur, where you meet your guide and group. Start with a short ride on KL’s monorail, offering a glimpse of the city from above as you travel toward the Little India area. Here, step off to explore on foot and visit a small, lesser-known temple hidden among the streets, a reminder of how different cultures coexist closely in the city. Nearby, enjoy a light local breakfast at a traditional kopitiam, a classic Malaysian coffee shop where locals gather for coffee, tea, and simple morning snacks.

From here, continue by train to Batu Caves, one of Malaysia’s most important Hindu pilgrimage sites. The walk from the station passes stalls selling flowers, spices, and offerings used for worship. At the base of the staircase stands the towering golden statue of Lord Murugan, the deity to whom Batu Caves is dedicated. Climb the colourful steps into the limestone cave and spend time inside the shrine while your guide explains how the site is used for daily worship.

After the visit, return to the city by train. Along the way, your guide shares stories of Thaipusam, revealing how Batu Caves transforms from a tourist stop into a living, breathing pilgrimage site once a year. Back in Kuala Lumpur, arrive in the Jalan Masjid India area. This busy district is shaped by the Muslim Indian community and feels very different from both Little India and Batu Caves. Walk past textile shops and markets before sitting down for lunch. We'll end the tour with a traditional banana leaf rice lunch at a local restaurant. Served on a fresh banana leaf with rice, curries, vegetables, and condiments, this meal is a classic South Indian–Malaysian experience and a satisfying way to finish the morning.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: daytours@discova.com