9 Must visit places in Singapore & Malaysia that I bet you don’t wanna miss!
Singapore city tour
Singapore has plenty to keep even the savviest travel planners busy, with various neighbourhoods, multicultural food, and high-tech entertainment. Take a half-day tour to orient yourself by viewing some of the city’s most prominent sights by bus on this tour. Get an excellent introduction to the town, and you’ll be able to explore it on your own afterwards. This tour distinguishes itself by including a stop at the National Orchid Garden, home to tens of thousands of orchids. See Parliament House, the Cricket Club, and the National Gallery Singapore. Continue and pause for photo possibilities of Marina Bay and the Merlion (half-lion, half-fish) statue. Visit the Buddhist-Taoist temple at Thian Hock Keng, one of the oldest of its kind in the city, and drive through Chinatown.
The Sentosa Island, Singapore
Sentosa Island is well-known for its vast Resorts World, which contains many exciting things to see and do. Sentosa also has all of Singapore’s top beaches. All of the mentioned attractions are easily accessible thanks to a free bus service around the island and a free monorail service. The finest Sentosa Island attractions all have one thing in common: a lot of fun! This man-made island, accessible by a tiny bridge from the main Singapore island, is jam-packed with fun activities that cater to young children’s families.
Universal Studios, Sentosa Island, Singapore.
Make the most of your Singapore trip by visiting Universal Studios, which features exhilarating coasters and seven movie-themed zones. Meet the well-known characters from popular animated films such as Madagascar and Despicable Me. Battlestar Galactica, the World’s tallest duelling roller coaster, will have you screaming your lungs out with startling drops, quick turns, and thrilling borderline collisions. On Revenge of the Mummy, you’ll feel the G-Force as you experience spectacular acceleration, steep climbs, and startling dips. Observe your children’s delight as they interact with their favourite muppet, Elmo, and his Sesame Street family.
Gardens by the Bay, Singapore
Witness the grandeur of an astounding Flower Dome and the calmness of thousand-year-old olive trees. Enjoy your time visiting a nature park that spans 101 hectares of gorgeous countryside in Singapore’s Central Region. Gardens By The Bay blends in perfectly with the Marina Reservoir. On your visit here, you’ll be able to experience the World’s tallest indoor waterfall and a tranquil cloud forest. A fantastic site to visit while in Singapore with your family and friends. One of the best man-made buildings for preserving the beauty of nature’s plants and fauna. There are waterfront gardens and conservatories, making this a one-of-a-kind site.
The Magical Singapore flyer
Experience incredible views of Magical Singapore from one of Asia’s most giant observation wheels. Singapore Flyer will take you to a tremendous height from where you will be able to snap some breathtaking panoramic views of the entire island metropolis. Singapore Flyer, which rises up to 165 metres above ground, allows you to gaze at the unique beauty that stretches for miles. To see the 360-degree spectacular feast, come to Marina Bay, where this massive observation wheel is located. Singapore Flyer comprises 28 safely encased glass capsules that will transport you to the highest point in the city. The most significant time to visit would be at sunset when this historic island city dazzles as the sunsets. The entire town glows in the glittering lights of a one-of-a-kind building as it gradually darkens.
Jurong Bird Park, Singapore
Jurong Bird Park is well-known for all the shows and activities it provides for the tourists’ actual delight. The two most essential shows to be a part of are our King of the Skies and High Flyers Show. An entire day will not be wasted because there are numerous activities to enjoy, including wildlife excursions, bird feeding, bird interaction sessions, a kid’s play area, and camping. This place is a bird lover’s utopia with a bird collection of Humboldt Penguin, Black-winged Myna, Bali Myna, Great Blue Turaco, Blue Crowned Laughing Thrush, the Great Hornbill and the King Penguin.
Kuala Lumpur city tour and the Petronas Twin towers, Malaysia
You will explore a unique blend of modern, historical, secular, and religious sights in Kuala Lumpur in a half-day sightseeing tour. Visit notable landmarks such as the sky-high Petronas Towers, the country’s National Mosque, and magnificent structures like the King’s Palace. These locations will take your breath away. You can also pick up some mementoes from the local shops to remind you of your pleasant times in Kuala Lumpur. We make a quick stop at the Kuala Lumpur Tower, the Petronas Twin Towers, and the World’s Tallest Twin Structure and make it a memorable trip.
The Murugan temple, Batu Caves, Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur’s most prominent tourist attraction is a calcareous hill with three main caves and several lesser caves. This 100-year-old temple, some 11 kilometres north of Kuala Lumpur, has statues and sculptures created inside and around the main caves. The calcareous formation of the Batu Caves is thought to be 400 million years old. Some of the cave entrances were used as shelters by the indigenous Temuan people. When an Indian trader promoted the Batu Caves as a place of devotion, the main cave’s ‘vel’-shaped entrance established a sacred place for Lord Murugan within the caves.
Stay the Night in Genting Highlands, Malaysia
Genting Highlands is well-known for being one of Malaysia’s hill stations, ranking with places like Cameron Highlands. People come here to breathe in the fresh mountain air, but another is to enjoy the attractions, including many casinos and indoor and outdoor theme parks. Another advantage of the Genting Highlands is that, despite the commercialization of the centre, you can quickly go trekking in the surrounding area and even go to adjacent waterfalls and mountains. This makes it popular with nature lovers and city dwellers, which is unusual in Malaysia.
Genting highlands with cable car
There’s also an extensive cable car system that’s helped put Genting Highlands on the map, or you can try zooming through the forests on a Flying Fox.
So, that is it for today’s blog. I shared a few itinerary details in the blog for you guys to go through if you plan a trip to Singapore or any other place. Feel free to make a free enquiry with the Triumph Holidays.
Singapore & Malaysia (6N/7D)
Day 1: Arrival in Singapore, Fresh up at the hotel. Enjoy the Night safari and Tram ride in the tropical forest in the evening.
Day 2: Indulge in the city tour with Singapore flyer entrance and visit Sentosa by the afternoon.
Day 3: Visit the most thrilling Universal Studio and the dome of flowers, Gardens by the bay in the evening.
Day 4: Enjoy a unique bird-watching experience in the Jurong Bird Park in Singapore and Take a bus to Malaysia for approximately 6 hours. Check in to the Kuala Lumpur Hotel for the night.
Day 5: Visit the famous Twin towers and indulge yourself in the city tour for the day.
Day 6: In the morning, Take a devotional trip to Batu caves and proceed to Genting Highlands for the night in a cable car.
Day 7: Check out from the Genting Highlands, do a quick shopping in Kuala Lumpur and proceed to the Airport for the return journey.
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