A Day of Heritage in Kuala Lumpur City Sit in Coach Tour

The tour begins with an insight into the old and new side of Kuala Lumpur, starting from where the city began, at the confluence of two rivers, on to the King's Palace, both the old and the new palace compounds, the National Monument, Independence Square, the Moorish-style railway station and much more.

While observing the contrast between the historical Moorish architecture and modern skyscrapers, you will not fail to notice the abundant greenery in the city, particularly at the Lake Gardens. A visit to a local handicraft centre and a photo stop at the magnificent Petronas Twin Towers are also included.

The tour then takes you through the suburbs and the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur along the "Ambassador's Row" where the embassies of various nations are located. After which you will continue on with the visit to the Royal Selangor Pewter Factory. Founded in 1885, it is the largest and the most modern in all the world, world renown for its high quality craftsmanship. Along the way, you will drive past Malay villages and enjoy a visit stop at a batik making factory where you can learn how batik is made by hand.

The last stop on the tour will be a 30-45 minute visit stop at Batu Caves, one of the most popular Hindu Shrines outside of India, dedicated to Lord Murugan. Spend your time climbing its 272-steps, walking through the main cave, where you can enjoy sculptures of deities and murals depicting scenes of the Hindu Scriptures, and watching the many monkeys living in and around the caves. Experience the charm and beauty of this wonderful city firsthand and discover what makes people who visit it want to come back again and again.