Peninsular Malaysia provides a variety of experiences all within range of a leisurely boat ride or short car trip. Spend a full three days exploring all of Kuala Lumpur and surrounding landmarks. After an extensive review of vibrant city-life, you’ll take a boat up the Tembeling River Passing to the insular rainforests of Taman Negara. Between guided night excursions and harrowing trips down the 100 foot high “Canopy Walk”, the wilds of Taman Negara provide a worthwhile counter-point to the modern bustle of Kuala Lumpur.

Big city life and rainforest exploration all with a minimal amount of time in the air. This survey of Peninsular Malaysia concentrates on a total absorption of the vibrant sights, pervasive sounds and enticing tastes of Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Then, heading upriver from the city you’ll work your way up the Tembeling River Passing into the jungles of Taman Negara National Park. Only a few hours north of Kuala Lumpur, Taman Negara is a fauna rich rainforest that you’ll explore from the ground, high up on the “Canopy Walk” and after dark on a guided nocturnal tour.

A complete survey of Peninsular Myanmar. Starting in the gleaming city of Kuala Lumpur, you’ll take a winding river journey into the exciting rainforest of Taman Negara, tour the picturesque steps of tea plantations in the Cameron Highlands and take an in-depth look at the island culture of Penang. Experience a land as rich and diverse as the cultures of the people who inhabit it.

From urban immersion to dense jungles and stunning highlands; from colonial tea plantations to a strident island port, Peninsular Malaysia offers a vast array of sightseeing and cultural opportunities. Singapore and Kuala Lumpur lay claim to both some of the best food and most stunningly modern architecture in the world. Asian influences mesh just as successfully in the outlines of the cityscapes as they do on the plate.