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Leisure Park @ I-City is an all-season family destination where fun and laughter prevail side-by-side light learning experience. On the way, pass by the Blue Mosque - The Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque is Selangor’s State Mosque. Commonly referred to as the 'Blue Mosque', it is said to have the world’s tallest minarets.
Visit the City of Digital Lights - As night falls, i-City’s mesmerising nightscape with over 1 million LED lights will lit the sky daily in a thematic manner. The place comes alive with an amazing forest of man-made maple and pine trees brightly illuminated with seasonal LED lightscape themes.
You may also take the opportunity to explore other attractions at i-City (entrance fee not included):
• SnoWalk - A below 5 degrees Celcius Artic environment with ice sculptures and rides. Here you will find igloos, ice houses, slides, a mini-bobsled run, snowmen, ice penguins, a bar made of ice (no beverage served), various ice sculptures and plenty more LED lights.
• Fun World (for family-oriented activities and games) with various Malaysia’s firsts such as the Trick Art Museum - 2D &3D painting by creating illusion on camera lens, the Red Carpet - an All-star wax Museum, and Space Mission @ I-city for a futuristic space adventure experience.

desde 11,25 €

This tour package will allow guests to experience first hand, the wonderful and exciting Malay traditional cultures which make up a large part of Langkawi. Set-up in the midst of a traditional Malay village, guests will have the chance to explore the serenity of the village, meet the local people, taste the food and enjoy the simplicity of life in a village. Upon arrival, guests will be taken up to the main house and a brief walkabout of the house will be conducted for the guests to get the feel of what a Malay house is all about.

Afterwards, guests are taken for a walk around the village where they can have a closer look at how the locals live. Guests will also be able to see vast paddy fields, free roaming life stock, some trees and plants that are used in our traditional medicines and also the villagers going about their daily life. Coming back to the main house, guests will start with preparing food for lunch. This includes guest participating in coconut de-husking, grating using traditional tools and milking it to be used for cooking later.

Then guests will be divided into groups to start preparing ingredients for cooking where activities such as cutting and cleaning meat, chicken, fish, spices and vegetables will be done. All these will be cooked by our staff with the assistance from the guests. Here the guests will be able to see how the local prepare and cook their daily food and how tedious the processes are. Lunch will be served using trays on a raised platform (balai hidang) and guests are invited to have their lunch sitting cross legged and using their hands instead of cutlery which is how the local Malays eat (tables & chairs, forks & spoons are available for guests who prefer using them). Afterwards, guests are invited to the main house once again and each couple will be seated on the dais (pelamin) and become a bride and groom for the day!!!

El mejor momento para visitar la capital de Malasia es cuando se ha puesto el sol. La atmósfera se ilumina con las luces de los rascacielos y demuestra porque Kuala Lumpur también es conocida como “La ciudad jardín de las luces”. Existe una vasta oferta cultural para explorar como el templo Sir Maha Mariamman o la ruidosa y ajetreada China Town. Luego disfruta de una suculenta cena de cocina malaya con espectáculo en un restaurante de primera.

Cuando el chófer te recoja en el hotel, deja que te lleve a través de la calles de la ciudad en un recorrido nocturno por el paisaje urbano sin igual. Prepárate para contemplar el templo Sri Maha Mariamman, el templo más antiguo y rico de la ciudad que cuenta con una entrada espectacular con 228 deidades hindúes esculpidas. El interior también es espectacular y destacan la decoración de los techos, los santuarios y un carruaje plateado.

En la Chinatown de Kuala Lumpur, una zona que nunca duerme, respirarás la esencia del comercio y verás como el trueque es otra forma más de vender o comprar. No te pierdas ninguno de los estímulos que llegarán a tu alcance ya sean visuales, auditivos u olfativos. Busca alguna ganga en alguna de las múltiples tiendas que salpican todo el barrio yque venden cualquier objeto que puedas imaginar.

Completa tu recorrido en un restaurante local. Prueba los platos de la cocina tradicional de Malasia y, al mismo tiempo, asiste a un espectáculo folklórico antes de volver al hotel.

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desde 31,51 €

Visit the Kek Lok Si Temple or Temple of Ten Thousand Buddhas - infinitely intriguing from the start. It is one of the largest Chinese temples in Malaysia and the largest Buddhist temple in South East Asia. Among the other features is the Tortoises' Pond of longevity where devotees release the creatures to earn blessings in life and Seven Tier Pagoda that incorporates Chinese, Thai & Burmese architecture. A beautiful bronze statue of the Goddess of Mercy overlooks the temple.

Next, take the funicular train up to Penang Hill, where the oldest British hill station in the region was established. A cool hill retreat from the tropical heat, it provides a panoramic view of George Town and mainland Malaysia (on a clear day).

desde 26,69 €

The Penang Botanic Gardens, or more popularly known as "Waterfall Gardens", was established by the British back in 1884 from an old granite quarry site. Set in the valley with natural landscaping surrounded by hills and greenery, it is rich in flora and fauna with fresh water flowing down the hills. Take a stroll around the garden and look out for the photogenic monkeys.

Tropical Spice Garden, come explore this award-winning tropical spice garden! Be mesmerized by the unique uses of exotic plants and herbs, you’ll always find something interesting amongst the 500 and more varieties of tropical flora from all over the world. Note: INCLUDE self-guided Audio Tour at the Tropical Spice Garden.

Recorre la selva en esta increíble excursión por la exuberante paisaje de Malasia. El Instituto de Investigación Forestal de Malasia se encuentra a apenas 16 kilómetros al noroeste de Kuala Lumpur. Después de este corto viaje desde la ciudad hacia la selva virgen, el ruido y el constante ajetreo de la capital se convertirán un recuerdo lejano.

Al llegar al Instituto, podrás pasear por esta selva frondosa en una zona que protege el medio ambiente y promueve el uso responsable de los recursos naturales del bosque. El guía te informará del valor y la riqueza que atesora un bosque primario y otros datos de interés.

En el camino a la selva, que durará aproximadamente una hora, admira el impresionante paisaje de Malasia, mientras la ciudad se desvanece lentamente a medida que te adentras en la naturaleza.

Visita el Museo de los aborígenes y descubre una interesante colección de instrumentos autóctonos tales como armas de caza, ropa hecha de cortezas de árbol, instrumentos musicales tallados a mano y mucho más.

Después hay que emprender el camino a través de la selva, no sin antes recibir un curso acelerado de tu guía. Durante la ruta, aprende a identificar la enorme variedad de plantas y frutas de la zona y no te pierdas los emocionantes pasos por los senderos naturales.

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desde 15,08 €

Penang o Pulau Pinang significa ''Isla de las palmeras de nuez de areca'', que fue un escondite de piratas. Quedó bajo control británico en 1786. Dice la historia que el capitán Francis Light tiró monedas de oro al aire y la gente comenzó a moverse para recogerlas, así limpió el área para asentarse. Antiguamente era un cruce para comerciantes de Arabia a Europa y de India a China pero hoy es un encanto natural con playas tranquilas y soleadas en la zona de Batu Ferringhi, con aldeas de pescadores en Teluk Bahang (costa de la luz reflejada), la fábrica Batik, aldeas apartadas (kampong) intercalados con campos de arroz (padi). En ruta, visite los Diseños OE. Un tour guiado por la fábrica podrá ver a artesanos trabajando en piezas de joyería de platino de 950 y oro de 18 K y diamantes con otras piedras preciosas. Los tours privados no incluyen la entrada, comida y bebidas, que correrán a cargo de cada persona.

LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort brings together a LEGOLAND Park, Water Park and Hotel in one LEGO® themed location. It is a family holiday destination with more than 70 hands-on rides, slides, shows and attractions. Almost everything is hands-on, so you can push, pedal and program, or steer, squirt and splash, your way through a truly interactive experience – and of course there’s building too.

LEGOLAND Malaysia has seven themed areas of attractions for all ages such as The Beginning, LEGO® Technic, LEGO Kingdoms, Imagination, LEGO City, Land of Adventure and MINILAND. It’s an inspirational land where the children are the heroes. From LEGO experiment centres to rollercoasters, the park is a day-long voyage of discovery for all the family. The centrepiece is MINILAND, where Asian landmarks have been recreated using more than 30 million LEGO bricks. It’s an interactive world on a scale of 1:20, where people, trains and aeroplanes come to life at the touch of a button.

desde 57,06 €

Explore Kuching with a walking tour that starts at the Kuching waterfront. This tour offers you the opportunity to take closer look at Kuching’s history and cultural heritage. Stops include the below places: The ornately decorated Tua Pek Kong Chinese Temple (believed to date back to 1843), is said to have the best Feng Shui location in the city. Walk across to the Chinese Historical Museum, this old court house traces the history of the Chinese community and their involvement in modern, multi-racial Sarawak.

Proceed Carpenter Street which is located parallel to the Main Bazaar, it has a selection of small antique and handicraft traders, coffee shops, as well as food stalls and two small Chinese temples. The General Post Office is a good example of Kuching’s cosmopolitan architectural mix, it appears to belong to the early 19th century with its neo-classical style and Corinthian columns. The site was once used for a police station and also the Rajah’s Stables.

Explore India Street that is lined with shops selling all kinds of goods, particularly textiles. Follow a narrow passageway that will leads you to Gambier Street where you will find a small Indian Mosque. Gambier Street is named after a type of shrub, gambir which was Sarawak’s main export in 1894. The plant’s leaves produce an extract that is used to dye and tan leather.

Visit Brooke Dockyard and the Sarawak State Mosque. Walk past the Merdeka Square to get to the St Thomas’ Cathedral before ending the tour at the Sarawak Museum. Note: Visitors to mosques are requested to dress respectfully and to remove their shoes. Non-Muslims may not enter during prayer times.

desde 21,75 €

LittleRedCube, PersiaranPuteriSelatan, 79100Johor

The first SANRIO HELLO KITTY TOWN attraction outside of Japan consists of various interactive and walk-through activities, which follow the popular Hello Kitty theme. One of the highlights include Black Wonder, an interactive activity for both children and adults to save Hello Kitty and Dear Daniel, who has been kidnapped by Kuromi! The attraction uses technology such as sensors and computers to enhance the experience as well as devices to interact with during the mission. At the Wishful Studio, visitors can look forward to various activities from creating their very own Hello Kitty themed souvenirs to getting their nails done and dressing up as their favourite character for a memorable photo moment.

Families and young children can experience the charm of Friendship Land with its playground, enjoy a tea cup ride, watch Hello Kitty and Friends perform in a live show at the Purrfect Stage and have photo opportunities at Dream Photo Garden.

Another iconic highlight is Kitty’s House, a highly themed and partly guided experience with a facilitator who will brief visitors on tasks to be completed at the six sections of the house: Living Room, Kitchen, Bathroom, Kitty’s Room, Secret Closet, and Mimmy’s Room. The Little Big Club is spread over two levels and houses lovable children’s characters, Bob the Builder®, Barney®, Angelina Ballerina®, Pingu® and Thomas & Friends®. It is the first time in the world that the five popular global characters are housed in a single themed attraction, further adding originality and exclusivity to The Little Big Club. Activities include a variety of interactive and engaging rides for families with young children!

desde 16,18 €