Malacca Tour and Kuala Lumpur Evening Tour Combo
12:00 hrs
English
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Overview
Begin your journey in the historic city of Malacca, where the iconic Dutch Square (Red Square) sets the tone with its striking crimson buildings. Explore landmarks like The Stadthuys, the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia, and the charming Christ Church Melaka. Don’t forget to stop by the elegant Queen Victoria’s Fountain, a favorite photo spot that’s brimming with colonial charm.
Soak in the cultural vibes as you wander through the lively Jonker Street Night Market, famous for its street food, antiques, and quirky souvenirs. Then, climb St. Paul’s Hill for sweeping views of the city and visit the historic ruins of A Famosa Fort, one of the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Asia. History buffs will also enjoy the Proclamation of Independence Memorial, where Malaysia’s path to nationhood is proudly celebrated.
From heritage to modernity, your tour continues in Kuala Lumpur with iconic landmarks like the regal Istana Negara (King’s Palace) and the magnificent National Mosque of Malaysia. Pause at Independence Square, where the Malaysian flag was first raised, before strolling along the beautifully lit River of Life Sanctuary, a scenic spot that comes alive at night with dazzling lights and fountains.
End your adventure in the heart of the city’s buzzing Golden Triangle district, home to shopping, nightlife, and entertainment. The grand finale awaits at the world-famous Petronas Twin Towers. Stand beneath these glittering giants and capture the perfect photo to remember your journey through Malaysia’s rich history and vibrant modern culture!
- Dutch Square (Red Square)
- The Stadthuys
- Christ Church Melaka
- Queen Victoria's Fountain
- Jonker Street Night Market
- St Paul's Hill
- A Famosa Fort
- Proclamation of Independence Memorial
- Malacca River Walk
- Istana Negara
- National Mosque of Malaysia
- Independence Square
- River of Life Sanctuary
- Golden Triangle
- Petronas Twin Towers
- Round-trip transfers to and from hotel
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- English-speaking driver-guide
Note: Please check Option wise inclusions for every option before booking
- A minimum of two adults is required for this booking
- The tour is not wheelchair accessible
- Pets are not permitted
- Infant seats are not available in the vehicle
- Private transfers are included, arranged from hotels within a set radius of the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur city centre
- Guests staying outside Kuala Lumpur city centre should make their own way to Corus Hotel Kuala Lumpur, the designated meeting point, and wait there for pickup
- Be ready in your hotel lobby ten minutes before the tour starts; your driver will contact you on arrival
- Downloading WhatsApp is recommended, since it is the main channel the driver uses to share tour details
- Admission to KL Tower and the Petronas Twin Towers observation decks is not included, so budget for these separately if you want to go up
- Dutch Square (Red Square)
- The Stadthuys
- Christ Church Melaka
- Queen Victoria's Fountain
- Jonker Street Night Market
- St Paul's Hill
- A Famosa Fort
- Proclamation of Independence Memorial
- Malacca River Walk
- Istana Negara
- National Mosque of Malaysia
- Independence Square
- River of Life Sanctuary
- Golden Triangle
- Petronas Twin Towers
Child age: 3-10 Yrs
Infant age: 0-3 Yrs
Free Cancellation 48 hours Prior
- All Cancellations made 48 hours prior to the Tour departure time NO charges will be applicable
- If Cancellation made within 48 hours to your Tour departure time 100% charges will be applicable
- If eligible for Refund your Amount will be returned back to your Account within 7 working days.
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Visa is mandatory for all UAE citizens with multi nationalities to travel to CANADA.
Do infants and kids require visa to enter CANADA?
All infants as well as kids traveling with their UAE Citizen parent will require a visa to enter the CANADA.
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What are the benefits of applying for visa through Rayna Tours?
By contacting Rayna Tours for your visa application needs, you can eliminate the need for a local sponsor in the CANADA. Minimal documentation quick processing is another of the key highlights. In most case, the visa processing takes only thirty to thirty five working days.
What are the different types of visa that I can apply for in UAE?
Depending on the duration or number of days you wish to spend in CANADA, different types of visas include tourist visa, transit visa, and visit visa.
Can I book my ticket before applying for visa?
Yes, you can book your tickets to CANADA before applying or processing of visa, But for confirming same you can ask to our visa specialists.
How many days will it take to get a visa?
Visa processing usually take 30 to 35 working days. But this largely depends on the prompt submission of required documents as well as the meeting of eligibility norms.
How about visa application fee?
To inquire about your visa application fee or discuss any visa-related query, call our travel experts on 80072962 or email to intvisas@raynatours.com. We’ll promptly respond to your questions on visa.
Is it possible for me to track the status of my visa application?
Upon the successful filling out of the visa application form, You can also get in touch with our visa agents to know your visa application status.
Is visa fee refunded in case my application is rejected?
This is not possible, as the immigration authority do not recompense for the rejected visa applications.
Can I know the reason of visa rejection?
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What is the mode of receiving visa?
Once your visa is processed, it will be stamped on your passport.
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