11-Nights Highlights of Singapore and Malaysia

Singapore/Malaysia

Trafalgar

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Highlights Of Singapore And Malaysia
A melting pot of religion and cultures, from Buddhism to Catholicism, the Dutch to the Chinese and the British, delve into the vibrant heritage of the region. Explore the bustling streets of Chinatown and Little India in Singapore and Malacca’s Dutch Square in Malaysia.

Dining Summary

11 Breakfast (B)
2 Dinner (D)
1 Lunch (L)
1 Regional Dinner (RD)
1 Farewell Dinner (FD)

Be My Guest

Malacca: Enjoy lunch with a local family in the village of Kampung Cantik, Malacca.

Dive Into Culture

Singapore: Visit Singapore's Chinatown to learn about Chinese immigrants history.
Singapore: Visit Singapore's Little India to have an insight of Indian culture and tradition.
Singapore: Witness the delicate craft of Chinese Calligraphy, demonstrated by a Local Specialist.
Singapore: Sample Singapore's culinary delights on a walking tour.

Iconic Experience

Singapore: During your city tour of Singapore, see the remaining landmarks of the Colonial District. Observe the dramatic architectural contrast between different areas of the city as you stroll along the Singapore River.
Singapore: Enjoy the perfect finale and board a bumboat, a traditional cargo-ferrying craft, to cruise along the Singapore River. Along the banks, admire historical bridges and buildings built more than a century ago.
Singapore: During your visit to Joo Chiat and Katong, admire a display of local delicacies and artefacts at a Peranakan-style shophouse.
Malacca: Join a Local Specialist as you encounter the multi-cultural history of Malacca.
Malacca River: Cruise along the Malacca River. See historic buildings and warehouses of this formerly prominent trading port.
Kuala Lumpur: During an orientation of Kuala Lumpur, visit Independence Square and see the impressive façade of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. Ascend to the Sky Bridge observation deck for unforgettable views of the city.
Kuala Lumpur: Take in the wide array of fresh produce and observe the local business customs during a visit to Chow Kit Market.
Kampung Baru: Visit the 'New Village' of Kuala Lumpur. Gain insight into this historic enclave of Kuala Lumpur and appreciate the distinct contrast between Kampung Baru's traditional buildings and the neighbouring skyscrapers.
Batu Caves: Admire the limestone cave temples of the remarkable Batu Caves.
Tanah Rata: Enjoy afternoon tea and scones in Tanah Rata before visiting a local strawberry farm.
Ipoh: During your visit of the Perak Cave Temple, see the golden Buddha and intricate murals.
Ipoh: Experience the dynamic energy of Ipoh on a walking tour. See its old town and gain insight into the colonial buildings that have been converted to trendy cafés and shops.
Kuala Kangsar: Marvel at the ornate golden details of the Ubudiah Mosque's exterior before venturing inside during your visit today.
: A Local Specialist will demontrate the nearly-forgotten craft of making joss sticks, tipically used for burning in religious rituals.
Penang: Visit Khoo Kongsi, an elaborately-decorated Chinese clanhouse at the heart of the city's oldest district.
Georgetown: Take in the cultural landmarks of Georgetown from the comfort of a traditional trishaw, also known as a 'cycle rickshaw'.

MAKE TRAVEL MATTER®

Kuala Lumpur: Visit a village inhabited by the Orang Asli ethnic group.
: Visit a traditional keris maker to learn about this ancient craft and support local artisans in the community.

Must-see Highlights

: Explore Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur
: Visit the Botanic Gardens in Singapore, Dutch Square in Malacca, the Petronas Twin Tower and the Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur, the Cameron Highlands, the Perak Cave Temple in Ipoh, the Ubudiah Mosque in Kuala Kangsar
: View the King's Palace and Sultan Abdul Samad Building in Kuala Lumpur
: Scenic Cruise along the Malacca River

Trafalgar Difference

Georgetown: In Georgetown, stay in a stunning heritage hotel that was built in the 1920s and originally housed traditional shop-houses.

Whats Included

: An expert Travel Director and professional Driver
: Cherry-picked hotels, all tried and trusted
: All porterage and restaurant gratuities
: All hotel tips, charges and local taxes
: Breakfast daily and up to half of your evening meals
: Must-see sightseeing and surprise extras
: Audio headsets for flexible sightseeing
: Luxury air-conditioned coach with Wi-Fi in most countries or alternative transportation (such as rail journeys)
: Optional Experiences and free time
: On occasion, hotels of similar standard and location may be utilized.

Whats Included

An expert Travel Director and professional Driver
Cherry-picked hotels, all tried and trusted
All porterage and restaurant gratuities
All hotel tips, charges and local taxes
Breakfast daily and up to half of your evening meals
Must-see sightseeing and surprise extras
Audio headsets for flexible sightseeing
Luxury air-conditioned coach with Wi-Fi in most countries or alternative transportation (such as rail journeys)
Optional Experiences and free time
On occasion, hotels of similar standard and location may be utilized.

Featured Destinations

Georgetown, Penang Georgetown, Penang Penang is unique in Malaysia because it has it all: fun beaches, beautiful resorts, rich history, diverse culture and delicious food. Penang gets its name from the Malay word 'pinang,' in reference to the areca plant, which grew on the island in abundance. In the 15th century it was a quiet place populated by small Malay communities, attracting the interest of some southern Indian betel merchants. By the time Francis Light, an agent for the British East India Company, arrived in 1786, the island was already on the maps of European, Indian, and Chinese traders. Light landed on the northeast part of the island, where he began a settlement after an agreement with the sultan of Kedah. He called the town Georgetown, after King George III. Georgetown became Britain's principal post in Malaya, attracting Europeans, Arabs, northern and southern Indians, southern Chinese, and Malays from the mainland and Sumatra to trade and settle.	Destination Guide
Ipoh Ipoh This city in northwestern Malaysia was founded by Chinese tin miners and continues to be populated primarily by ethnic Chinese to this day. Situated 110 mi/180 km northeast of Kuala Lumpur, it is mainly a stop-off for tourists traveling north to south, but the city does have some interesting features and has been discovered by a wave of young tourists. Apart from just wandering the streets lined with old Chinese shops, the main attractions are the two Buddhist cave temples, Sam Poh Tong and Perak Tong. The better of the two is Sam Poh Tong, which has a turtle pond, garden and vegetarian restaurant. Go during a prayer service to hear ethereal chants and drum playing. Also of interest is the spectacular limestone or karst scenery in the region. The train station is also a fine old heritage building, and the weekend markets on Concubine Lane are well worth exploring. About 15 mi/24 km south of Ipoh at Gopeng is Gua Tempurung, one of the longest caves in Peninsular Malaysia. The impressive chambers of the 2-mi-/3-km-long cave can be explored with local guides. Perak (Ipoh is located in this state) is also one of the best places to find the giant rafflesia flower in bloom. Starting at the village of Ulu Geroh, about 7 mi/12 km from Ipoh, nature lovers can take a 90-minute trek into the jungle with an indigenous Orang Asli guide to see the plants (should they be in bloom) and hundreds of Rajah Brooke butterflies. Adventure tourists should head to the Kampar River at Gopeng where white-water rafting trips are available.	Destination Guide
Cameron Highlands Cameron Highlands The Cameron Highlands is a group of elevated rolling hills located in Pahang, West Malaysia and can match the size of Singapore. The area was named after its British expedition leader William Cameron in 1885. He discovered that the Highlands had a suitable climate to cultivate tea. This news traveled throughout Britain and soon after, English colonists settled at the Cameron Highlands. By 1930, the Cameron Highlands became the center of tea production and the biggest in Malaysia. Visitors today can stay at what was once English Colonial houses preserved and modified into hotels and guesthouses, tour the Sungai Palas BOH Tea Estate, hike the scenic tea plantations down to Tanah Rata village, swim beneath Robinson Waterfall and visit the night market.	Destination Guide
Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Malaysia's capital rises like a vision from the deep jungles. Its fascinating array of architectural styles includes Malay stilt villages, Islamic minarets, Hindu temples, Chinese shop houses and the indescribable opulence of the Royal Palace. In the background rise the world's tallest buildings, the Petronas Twin Towers completed in 1996.	Destination Guide
Malacca (Melaka) Malacca (Melaka) Malacca City, also known as Melaka, is situated 95 miles south of Malaysia's capital of Kuala Lumpur, in Malacca state. In the days of the great sailing ships, the port was one of the busiest on the peninsula. Shipping now is confined to coastal trade, because the harbour is inaccessible to ocean-going vessels. A large number of Chinese settled here, followed by masses of European colonizers, including the Portuguese, British and Dutch. Today evidence of all these colonies remain, both in the culture and architecture.	Destination Guide
Singapore Singapore One of Asia's great economic successes, Singapore has fused diverse cultures into one dynamic nation. Behind high-tech industries and high-rise buildings lives a society with an ingrained sense of conservative Confucian values. Beneath the westernized modernity beats a totally Asian heart. Strong beliefs center around extended families, filial piety, discipline, respect and Asian work ethics. Singapore’s name, meaning "Lion City," can be traced to the 13th century, and today there is the mythical Merlion, half-lion, half-fish, standing guard at the mouth of the Singapore River as the symbol of Singapore. A recent advertising campaign billed Singapore as "A Fine City."	Destination Guide

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06/01/2025	06/12/2025	$4,150 per person
06/22/2025	07/03/2025	$4,150 per person

08/03/2025	08/14/2025	$4,150 per person
08/24/2025	09/04/2025	$4,150 per person

10/05/2025	10/16/2025	$4,325 per person
10/19/2025	10/30/2025	$4,150 per person

11-Nights Highlights of Singapore and Malaysia

Trafalgar

Featured Destinations

Georgetown, Penang

Ipoh

Cameron Highlands

Kuala Lumpur

Malacca (Melaka)

Singapore

Valid Date Ranges