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ITINERARY PLAN
Departure Date: 17 Apr 2018
Duration: 3 Days/2 Nights
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Travelers: 1 Adults, 0 Children
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DESTINATIONS
Kuala Lumpur, 2 Nights (17 Apr - 19 Apr)
FLIGHTS
Chennai → Kuala Lumpur (4 hr, Non-stop) | AK-10 Air Asia
Departure: Chennai (08:30 AM on 17 Apr 2018), Arrival: Kuala Lumpur (2:55 PM on 17 Apr 2018)
Kuala Lumpur → Chennai (3 hr 55 m, Non-stop) | AK-13 Air Asia
Departure: Kuala Lumpur (9:40 PM on 19 Apr 2018), Arrival: Chennai (11:00 PM on 19 Apr 2018)
HOTELS
Kuala Lumpur - Grand Pacific Hotel Kuala Lumpur (3 Star), 17 Apr - 19 Apr
True Standard (1 Room)
Room 1 (1 Adult), Amenities: Breakfast
Description: Grand Pacific Hotel is located in Kuala Lumpur, a 5-minute drive to the city centre and Putra World Trade Centre. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and a caf . Each air-conditioned room at Hotel Grand Pacific is equipped with a TV and tea/coffee maker. En suite bathrooms come with hot and cold water facilities. The hotel s banquet facilities cater for private functions and seminars. A business centre and laundry services are also available. Local and western dishes are served at Pacific Caf . The caf also serves a daily local breakfast. Guests can request for room service. Grand Pacific Hotel Kuala Lumpur is a 1-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
THINGS-TO-DO
Kuala Lumpur - Aquaria KLCC (Ticket Only) (5:00 PM on 17 Apr)
Description: Nestled in the heart of the bustling "Golden Triangle " of Kuala Lumpur and within walking distance from the iconic Twin Tower. Aquaria KLCC is a state of the art oceanarium showcasing over 5,000 different exhibits of aquatic and land-bound creatures within a sprawling 60,000 sq-ft. space at the Concourse Level of Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Aquaria KLCC will take you on a journey of discovery that will simply take your breath away. Be amazed by our 90-metre underwater tunnel with moving walkway where you will experience walking alongside under the Sand Tiger sharks, giant stingrays, marine turtles and other fishes.It is known as Malaysia's largest single salt water tank with 2.5 million litres of salt water and it is the longest underwater tunnel with 90-metre in length.It is the only aquarium in Malaysia allowed to exhibit about 200 Red-Bellied Piranhas. The aquarium is a 15 feet tall tube tank designed based on the history of Tasik Kenyir.
Kuala Lumpur - Kuala Lumpur City Tour With Shared Transfer (09:00 AM on 18 Apr)
Inclusions: Shared - Minivan/Coach
Description: Kuala Lumpur a bustling metropolis with unique landmarks that are instantly recognizable worldwide. One of Asia's most dynamic cities, Kuala Lumpur is a melting pot of races and cultures brimming with diverse entertainment options, exciting attractions and modern transportation system. The city tour starts from the most prominent landmark - The Kings Palace, which officially became the National Palace in 2011. Next stop is the National Monument which was built to honour the valiant soldiers who gave their lives to defend the country. A drive pass to another distinguished landmark is National Mosque, which has 73m minaret and a unique star-shaped dome. Follow on stop is Dataran Merdeka which means Independence Square. The buildings around the Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur mostly bear the syncretic stamp of the British Empire’s English/Indian roots, with an abundance of Mughal-style domes blended with fancy British brickwork. Next visit is one of the unique Chinese Temple in town . Here you be able to see beautiful Gold Coated Statue of Buddha & Goddess of Mercy and the traditional Chinese architecture of the temple. Final stages of excursion is a photo-stop of Petronas Twin Towers, tallest twin towers in the world and Cocoa Boutique, where you can try locally made chocolates
Kuala Lumpur - Batu Caves, Royal Selangor Pewter and Batik Factory Tour With Shared Transfer (1:30 PM on 18 Apr)
Inclusions: Shared - Minivan/Coach
Description: Malaysia is a well known country in Southeast Asia. Like its neighbouring countries, it is a diverse nation that serves as the home of several ethnicity. They are of Malay, Chinese, and Indian descent with different religions such as Islam, Catholicism, and Hinduism. On this tour, guests will get the opportunity to see this diversity up close. Pick-up will be provided from city centre hotels. Once all guests are picked up, they will be driven to visit Batu Caves, a sacred cave temple which is about seven miles away from the capital city. Monkeys will greet visitors as they climb up the 272-step concrete staircase to reach the main cave. The next stop is the Royal Selangor Pewter which produces crafted jewellery and utensils made from tin, copper, and antimony. What grew to be a successful business today is the work of a then-young pewtersmith named Yong Koon. He came to Malaysia in 1885 with a few set of tools. Today, the fourth generation family business grew not only in Malaysia, but also in several countries abroad. The last stop is at a Batik Factory, where guests will witness how the locals’ traditional clothing is made. Batik usually uses designs of leaves, flowers, butterflies, and other geometric shapes.
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