• Pickup shall commence between 8:30 AM from your hotel in KL City. Depending on where your hotel is located and also the traffic condition, a short drive journey to KLCC Park.
• KLCC Park
  Together we going to have 20-30 minutes brisk morning walk around the green KLCC Park trail to observe the amazing twin towers from many angles from the ground level, and perhaps to capture some moments
• Kampung Baru
  Next, drive through Kampung Baru, one of Kuala Lumpur’s last remaining traditional Malay villages.
  Surrounded by modern skyscrapers, this neighborhood offer’s a rare glimpse into a slower pace of life where heritage and tradition thrive. You’ll pass by charming wooden stilt houses, family-run mosques, and locals going about their day—unchanged by the city’s rapid development.
• Batu Caves Temple
  Continue about 15-20 minutes drive to Batu Caves, a sacred Hindu pilgrimage site located just outside Kuala Lumpur. Gaze up at the towering golden statue of Lord Murugan, then climb the iconic rainbow-colored staircase to reach the temple cave nestled within ancient limestone cliffs. This awe-inspiring site offers a powerful introduction to Malaysia’s Indian cultural heritage and is an essential highlight of any Batu Caves tour.
• Istana Negara (National King’s Palace)
  Next, a stop-over at the Istana Negara (National King’s Palace), the official residence of Malaysia’s monarch. While access inside is not permitted, take a photo stop at the grand main gate, where your guide will share insights into Malaysia’s royal family and constitutional monarchy—an intriguing aspect of the nation’s modern history and governance.
• Thean Hou Chinese Temple
  The journey continues with a visit to Thean Hou Temple, one of Kuala Lumpur’s most beautiful Chinese temples. Perched on a hilltop, it offers panoramic views of the city, intricate architectural details, and a peaceful atmosphere that invites quiet reflection — a meaningful stop that highlights the city’s Chinese heritage.
• Heritage Trail
  Next, begin your Kuala Lumpur Heritage Trail with a walk through Petaling Street, the heart of Chinatown. This bustling area is packed with heritage shop lots, traditional Chinese medicine halls, old goldsmiths, and street food stalls that once have been part of the city for generations. As you wander through its covered market lanes, you’ll discover a lively mix of old and new — from knock offs watches and bags, shirts and many others.
  From there, stroll along the River of Life, a beautifully revitalized area at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers — the very birthplace of the city. Next to Merdeka Square (Dataran Merdeka) — the
  symbolic heart of the nation. This historic field is where Malaysia declared independence from British.
  Discover Kuala Lumpur concludes at the vibrant Central Market—a lively hub of local crafts, souvenirs, and delicious street food. Here, travelers are free to explore at their own pace, whether that means browsing for unique handmade gifts, sampling tastyMalaysian snacks, or simply soaking in the bustling market atmosphere.

Please note: The itinerary above serves as a general guide. Actual timings may vary depending on traffic and weather conditions.