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The Culinary Trifecta of South East Asia

PRIVATE TOUR - 18 DAY SAMPLE ITINERARY

FROM £$ 9785

Private Tour Highlights

  • Taste renowned cuisine in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Bali
  • Get immersed in traditional Malay and Indonesian culture
  • Experience the hustle and bustle of Singapore’s urban center
  • Pass roaring waterfalls on the way to Kuala Lumpur
  • Smell the aromas of the region’s famous spice plantations
  • Trek through lush, green forests
  • See Raffles Landing Site, where Singapore was first discovered
  • Cruise along the historic Singapore River
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Tour Overview

The culinary trifecta of South East Asia tour will have gourmands go weak at the knees when hearing mention of visiting Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Bali. Three places whose cuisines are defined more by the national dishes of other countries than their own, to dine in here is an unequaled experience. Venturing beyond the cities themselves is where you will discover traditional Malay and Indonesian culture.

As with most country capitals, it is an absolute must to experience Kuala Lumpur’s eating, shopping and nightlife on any trip to the city. On this tour, enjoy an orientation to the city that will leave you in awe as you stroll past old world architectural splendors that stand among the ultra modern high rises. Not only will you visit the many classy museums and monuments, but you will get a bit more culture strolling through the Chinese bazaar and experiencing the fine Malay cuisine. A brief trip outside of the city will also bring you to some other cultural highlights of interest, including the mystical shrine at the Batu Caves.

From Kuala Lumpur, the drive alone will prove to be spectacular, as you climb the windy mountain roads and visit some gorgeous waterfalls along the way. Once in the highlands, you’ll have several opportunities to explore the local tea farms, sample the brews, take in the views and explore some of the jungle trails. After your time here, a drive to nearby Penang Island is in order, where you will have a final day to either tour some of the sites in the lovely Georgetown, or visit some of the local spice gardens and a butterfly farm.

In Singapore one thing that you must not miss is the multitudinous offering of food that will leave you spoilt for choice – from Peranakan to Chinese, Malay to Indian, fusion and more. Singapore is a city where the diverse mix of people live and thrive alongside each other. It is a place where differences are encouraged, embraced and celebrated from all who lives there. In recent years, Singapore has played host to major international meetings, conventions, exhibitions, events, concerts and entertainments and have been an attraction for visitors from many countries. There are more facets to Singapore than just history, culture, people, shopping and food for you to discover.

In Tana Toraja, take a soft trek around the villages to view the unique architecture, the daily life of the indigenous people, and perhaps one of their lavish burial ceremonies. Also visit the extraordinary grave sites of Lemo, Suaya, Sangala, Londa, and Marante. On Bali, take a short journey to Pura Kehen, a temple constructed in the 13th century. The temple courtyard is decorated with elephant statues, which is intriguing for a structure built in this time period, as elephants were not native to Indonesia. The inner compound is guarded by a ‘Naga,’ or dragon, that is said to have a mystical stone imbedded in the stone. From here you will travel to Kintamani to have lunch overlooking volcanic Mount Batur, and Lake Batur in its crater.

You will get a taste of Balinese cuisine and culture by being served a traditional breakfast at a local home. Continue your tasting of the island with a cooking class and trip to the market, or take a cruise to one of Bali’s sister islands to take in some of Bali’s beautiful beaches, pristine waters, and stunning coral reefs.

Inclusions
Price Includes:
Regional and domestic airfare from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, Penang to Denpasar and round trip Denpasar to Ujung Pandang, Hotel accommodation including continental or buffet breakfast, Private transfers between airports and hotels with assistance and baggage handling, Guided tours in English including all entrance fees, All private transfers & tours in Malaysia with English speaking driver/guide, Meals where specified (food only), Local airport taxes that are payable in the country of destination are not included. Taxes and security fees that can be paid at time of ticketing are already included in the quote (if airfare has been included in the quote)

Bali Excursions;
Bumbu Bali Cooking Class:
Your day starts with an early morning trip to the local market. Here you will procure the delicacies that you will be learning to prepare, and you will get to take part in the bustle that is a daily routine for many of the locals. After the market, take a trip to the beach to visit a local fisherman and collect the freshest fish for your upcoming lesson. You will then return to Bumbu Bali Restaurant and Cooking School for a traditional breakfast and lesson in Balinese cooking. After sampling your lunch, you will have the remainder of your day at leisure.

Lembongan Island Beach Club Cruise:
Embark on an all-day adventure that begins with a cruise to Lembongan Island. Here you will have the option of relaxing on the beach, or enjoying many of the activities exclusively for Beach Club Cruisers. You can take a glass bottom boat ride to the reef surrounding the island; go snorkeling in the gorgeous waters; or simply soak up the sun pool side or on the beach. There is staff on hand to entertain children with snorkeling instructions, games, and even a treasure hunt. Morning and afternoon snacks and tea will be provided, as well as a delicious BBQ lunch at the pool-side cabana.

Northern Bali Tour
Take a morning drive to the northern remote shores of Bali for a picturesque sunrise opportunity. Continue with a trip to Lovina Beach. Relax and have lunch on the black and grey volcanic sands before journeying up the mountain to Ulun Danu Water temple on Lake Bratan in Bedugul. On the way pass Lake Buyan and Tamblignan to view flora that only grows in this region. On the way back to your hotel, stop at a local flower and fruit market to get a taste of the luscious tropical fruits that Bali is known for.

Penang Half-Day Tours
Tropical Spice Garden and Butterfly Farm Tour
Uncover this treasure trove of more than 500 living specimens of lush and exotic flora from all over the tropical world, including the faintly aromatic torch ginger from Indonesia, useful indigenous spices from Malaysia, colourful Amazonian bromeliads, strange palms from the Seychelles, heliconias from Ecuador and exotic ferns from Tropical America. Stop over at the Batik Factory (a local cottage industry) for a brief introduction of batik printing. Proceed to the Penang Butterfly Farm which is home to 3000 living specimens from over 50 species of colourful butterflies, frogs, scorpions and other insects. Take a slow drive to the tranquil fishing villages of Teluk Bahang where you will have a brief stop at a local fruit stall to show you some of the spices as well as some of the local fruit available in season.

Georgetown Heritage Tour
Explore the streets of George Town and its rich heritage. Admire the intricate carving, woodwork and porcelain décor of Khoo Kongsi, established in 1835. After that, continue to visit Yap Kongsi and Ciji Templ and a Taoist Temple dedicated to the Nan’an patron deity. You will also be taken to Hock Teik Cheng Sin Temple, which was the Hokkien secret society headquarters in the mid-19th century. Last but not least, continue to visit the world renowned Pinang Peranakan Mansion, which houses over 1,000 pieces of antiques and collectible items of the era on display.

Georgetown Orientation Tour
George Town, the capital city of Penang was named after King George III of England, is an interesting blend of the old and new. It is worth to note that Penang has one of the largest Colonial Buildings in Southeast Asia. Tours includes a stop at Fort Cornwallis, built in 1808. Fort Cornwallis also marks the spot where Sir Francis Light first landed on this island. You will be driven through Streets of Harmony, which houses the Anglican Church, Kuan Yin Chinese Temple, Mahamariaman Indian Temple and Kapital Keling Mosque. Followed by a visit to the State Museum, built in 1821, which houses a fine collection of old photographs, maps, charts and pass by the colorful Little India and bustling Chinatown. Next, stop at the world’s fourth largest reclining Buddha statue at Wat Chayamangkalaram.

Notes:
* A high season surcharge may apply during the Lebaran and Vesak festivals, as well as for the months of July – September, and December 15th – January 15th.

* Additional supplements may apply during the weeks immediately preceding and following the Lunar (Chinese) New Year. The dates vary each year, but fall sometime between January 21st and February 20th:
2016 – Monday, February 8th
2017 – Saturday, January 28th
2018 – Friday, February 16th

* In March, Bali celebrates the Hindu New Year, known as Nyepi (silent) Day. There will be no flights arriving or departing, no lights on the street and people are prohibited to go outside their house. Travelers who are staying on the island may participate in activities in their hotel only:
2016 – Wednesday, March 9th
2017 – Tuesday, March 28th
2018 – Saturday, March 17th
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Package Price: From £$ 9785

Prices shown above are per person. Hotel categories do not adhere strictly to international ratings; Yampu has evaluated the hotels according to destination and availability. Prices include local airfare (where applicable), hotel accommodation including daily breakfast; all transfers with baggage handling, all guided tours in English and all entrance fees.

Please note that prices are subject to change based on availability and seasonality, especially during the holiday season from December 20th through January 5th each year. Please contact a Yampu Travel Specialist for more information on best times to travel.

Trip Type:

All our trips are operated on a private basis unless specified otherwise. This is only a sample itinerary; your Yampu Tour Consultant will personalize this trip for you according to your available dates, interests and type of hotels. This is your trip and we will work on making it perfect!

Tour Itinerary

Day
1

International Flight to Singapore

Overnight international flight to Singapore.

Overnight international flight to Singapore.

Day
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Arrival in Singapore

Upon arrival in Singapore, airport reception and transfer to the hotel. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Upon arrival in Singapore, airport reception and transfer to the hotel. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Day
3

Singapore City Highlights

This morning, explore the city by driving around the Civic District, passing by the Padang, Cricket Club, historic Parliament House, Supreme Court and City Hall. Stop at Merlion Park and enjoy the impressive views of Marina Bay. Do not miss out on this picture-taking opportunity with The Merlion, a mythological creature that is part lion and part fish. Then visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of Singapore's oldest Buddhist-Taoist temples. Proceed from there to the National Orchid Garden, located within Singapore Botanic Gardens, which boasts a sprawling display of 60,000 orchid plants. The final stop at Little India will entrance guests with the scent of joss sticks, jasmine and spices. Enjoy the remainder of the day exploring or relaxing.

Then this evening, enjoy a set Chinese dinner with seafood in a restaurant situated along the Singapore River. After dinner, continue to the world's largest fountain, stopping at Benjamin Sheares Bridge en route to take in the beautiful sight of the central business district. Advance to Bugis Street or other night bazaars, where the guide will take guests for a stroll at the night market or "pasar malam" and guests may get a great bargain. The last stop for the evening will be at Raffles Hotel for a taste of Singapore's very own concoction, the "Singapore Sling."
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Singapore – Kuala Lumpur

Enjoy a leisurely morning before starting the afternoon tour where it all began, at Raffles Landing Site where Sir Stamford Raffles is believed to have first stepped ashore in 1819. Continue from there to an exhibit that traces the history of the Singapore River before stopping at Raffles Hotel, where several activities were held for high-society in the 1800's. Here, enjoy a cake and tea set before boarding a bumboat and cruising along the historic Singapore River. Disembark at Clarke Quay, a riverside festival village and the largest conservation area along the Singapore River. Check out the various dining options in the restored go downs. Then transfer to the airport for a flight to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival in Kuala Lumpur, airport reception and transfer to the hotel.

Note: Gentlemen should wear shirts or collared t-shirts paired with appropriate long pants and ladies should wear dresses, skirts or pants to the Raffles Hotel. Singlets, shorts, sandals, slippers, and pool attire are not permitted.
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Food of Kuala Lumpur

Fancy trying a new and delicious local dish? Then embark on this gastronomical journey of discovery that allows you to sample some of Malaysia’s most famous dishes, all within walking distance and with the help of a local food guide. Among some of the dishes that you may choose to sample are, Nasi Lemak, Cendol, Roti Canai, Hokkien Mee, Grilled Fish and Chee Cheong Fan.
Some of Kuala Lumpur’s most famous heritage sites, such as The Jamek Mosque, The Sri Maha Mariamman Temple and the old central market are also included in this tour.


**Food items are subject to change due to availability and closure of certain outlets/stalls due to various reasons including day-offs, festivities, etc.**

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Visit to Istana Sharif Ali, Malay Villages & Batu Caves

Enjoy a trip to the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, passing Istana Sharif Ali and Malay villages on the way to Royal Selangor. This tour features the largest and most modern pewter factory in the world, reputed internationally for its high quality and craftsmanship. The different processes will be shown, such as casting, filing, polishing, soldering, hammering and engraving during the factory tour.

Next, continue to a Batik factory to see how Batik is designed and printed. The last stop is at the limestone hills of Batu Caves. Comprised of three caverns and several smaller caves, Batu Caves is the shrine of Lord Murga, a Hindu deity. Climb a flight of 272 steps to the Temple Cave, where many Hindus pay their devotions, and visit the Museum Cave to view images of deities, and murals depicting scenes from the Hindu scriptures.

This evening, drive to Kuala Selangor, a coastal village well known for its fireflies. Kuala Selangor is a typical agricultural village surrounded by fruit orchards, oil palms and coconut plantations. It is located on the Selangor River, where, just after dusk, fireflies will appear in thousands. Cruise upstream on a boat to see the spectacular display on the mangrove trees and enjoy dinner at a local seafood restaurant. Then return to the hotel for the evening.
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Kuala Lumpur – Cameron Highlands

This morning, pick up and transfer from the hotel in Kuala Lumpur for a drive to the Cameron Highlands. Along the way, stop at Tapah, where to see local fruit including the King of Fruits - Durian – if in season. Afterwards, visit a small Aborigine village and a teahouse before driving through Brinchang to reach the main town - Tanah Rata. Check in to the hotel and enjoy the peace and serenity of the Cameron Highlands.

This morning, pick up and transfer from the hotel in Kuala Lumpur for a drive to the Cameron Highlands. Along the way, stop at Tapah, where to see local fruit including the King of Fruits - Durian – if in season. Afterwards, visit a small Aborigine village and a teahouse before driving through Brinchang to reach the main town - Tanah Rata. Check in to the hotel and enjoy the peace and serenity of the Cameron Highlands.

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Boh Tea Plantations

Today, visit one of the tea plantations owned by the Boh Plantations to watch the processing of black tea. Sample various kind of tea in the teahouse and then continue to a local fruit / vegetable market to see the variety of produce from this area. Cross the Penang Bridge into the island of Penang and check in to the hotel.

Note: The tea factory is closed on Mondays.

Today, visit one of the tea plantations owned by the Boh Plantations to watch the processing of black tea. Sample various kind of tea in the teahouse and then continue to a local fruit / vegetable market to see the variety of produce from this area. Cross the Penang Bridge into the island of Penang and check in to the hotel.

Note: The tea factory is closed on Mondays.

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Day
9

Exploring Penang

Today explore Penang - the Pearl of the Orient and the oldest British settlement in Malaysia. Visits include the Khoo Kongsi (Dragon Mountain Hall) clan house, designed to capture the splendor of an imperial palace; the historical Fort Cornwallis; and the Thai temple of Wat Chayamangkalaram, which houses a 32 meter tall reclining Buddha.

In the afternoon, visit the legendary Snake Temple, which was built by a Buddhist monk circa 1850. The temple is filled with the smoke of burning incense and a variety of pit vipers, which are believed to be rendered harmless by the sacred smoke. Nonetheless, it is not advisable to touch them. Local devotees believe that the temple's snake population has come there of its own accord.

Return to the city and visit the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, a recreated example of the typical home of a wealthy Baba from a century ago. The mansion has over 1,000 pieces of antiques and collectibles of the era on display to offer a glimpse of their opulent lifestyle and their many customs and traditions. The Peranakans, also known as the Babas and Nyonyas, were a prominent community of acculturated Chinese unique to this part of the world, especially in the Straits Settlements (Penang, Malacca and Singapore). Adopting selected ways of the local Malays and the colonial British, the Peranakans created a unique lifestyle and customs which left behind a rich legacy of antiques and cultural influences on cuisine and language
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Penang – Bali/Denpasar

Enjoy the morning at leisure. At the appropriate time, transfer to the airport for a connecting flight to Bali (Denpasar). Reception at airport and transfer to a hotel in Ubud. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Enjoy the morning at leisure. At the appropriate time, transfer to the airport for a connecting flight to Bali (Denpasar). Reception at airport and transfer to a hotel in Ubud. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

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Balinese Cultural Immersion & Exploring Pura Kehen

This morning, a warm welcome awaits at a Balinese home, where a traditional breakfast will be served with Balinese coffee or tea. Walk through the local farms to experience the real life of Balinese farmers working in the rice fields. Learn more about the simple and traditional irrigation system called Subak, and the process of rice growing, from planting the seedlings, to harvesting, and even cooking the rice.

The next stop is Pura Kehen, which was constructed in the 13th century. Stepping through the "Kori Agung" (stone capped gateway), there are elephant sculptures, which is unusual for a building of that age, as elephants are not a native species of Bali. Once inside the temple, there is a small compound which is guarded by a mythical "Naga" (dragon) that has a magic stone inside it. Apparently, the stone glowed red hot once the site of the temple had been decided. Following this fascinating local insight, continue to Kintamani to enjoy lunch overlooking Mount Batur, an active volcano, and picturesque Lake Batur. Afterwards, return to the hotel.
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Ubud– Seminyak

Transfer to the hotel in Seminyak and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Transfer to the hotel in Seminyak and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

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13

Tour of Tanah Lot

Spend the morning on the beach before an afternoon tour to Tanah Lot. The first stop is Taman Ayun, also known as the Royal Family Temple. The temple dates back to the Mengwi Kingdom in 1634, and is surrounded by a mote, beautiful gardens and a pond. Continue to Alas Kedaton Temple, which is located in the famed "Monkey Forest" of Tabanan. Its towering nutmeg trees are unique to this area and are sacred to the Balinese people. The monkeys here are very tame and may be seen jumping up and down the temple wall, or bathing in the moat.


Continue in the late afternoon to Tanah Lot, Bali's most photographed temple. The temple is perched on a little rocky islet that is inaccessible during high tides. At sunset, when the tides are low, walk to visit the temple and watch the sun dip into the ocean. Return to the hotel after sunset.
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Cruise to Lembongan Island

Depart in the morning for a relaxing cruise to Lembongan Island on one of Bali's most luxurious catamarans. Cruise to Crystal Bay, a secluded stretch of beach on Lembongan Island that is solely accessible to passengers of the Aristocat. Enjoy the feeling of being washed ashore while surrounded by crystal clear water. The bay is home to some of Indonesia's most pristine coral reef and is teeming with tropical marine life that can be observed while snorkeling. Enjoy a delicious BBQ lunch on the beach and sail back in the late afternoon, catching a perfect sunset before arriving at Benoa Harbor. Upon arrival, transfer back to the hotel.

Note: If the Bumbu Bali Cooking Class or the Northern Bali Tour is preferred instead of the Lembongan Island Tour, please contact a travel consultant.
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Seminyak – Ujung Pendang

Transfer to airport for a flight to Ujung Pandang. Reception at airport and transfer to Toraja with a stop for lunch in the port city of Pare-Pare. The driving time is approximately eight hours. Upon reaching Toraja, check into the hotel and enjoy dinner.

Note: As a result of conservationist principles, resorts in Sulawesi do not offer air conditioning.

Transfer to airport for a flight to Ujung Pandang. Reception at airport and transfer to Toraja with a stop for lunch in the port city of Pare-Pare. The driving time is approximately eight hours. Upon reaching Toraja, check into the hotel and enjoy dinner.

Note: As a result of conservationist principles, resorts in Sulawesi do not offer air conditioning.

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16

Exploring the Villages of Tana Toraja

Tour the villages of Tana Toraja, where Tongkonan houses will be seen with their boat-like roofs. Get a glimpse into the daily life of a culture untouched by the outside world, and then visit Lemo. Lemo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and possibly the most well-known Toraja burial site, where the burial chambers of high-ranking deceased are cut into the cliffs and tau tau (well-dressed wooden effigies) are placed along the balconies. Then visit Suaya, the royal graves of the Seventh King; and Sangala, the traditional burial trees for babies who pass before they begin to teeth.

After lunch, visit the Londa burial caves. Here, a relative of the deceased will escort guests past a balcony of tau tau, and into the extensive caves. Move on to the small village of Kete Kesu, whose people are known for carving and painting. Then return to the hotel and enjoy dinner.
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Trekking the Mountains of Batutumonga

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Journey through the mountainous region of Batutumonga. Walk through the hilltop village of Tongkonan Palawa, the oldest village in Toraja. The village is also home to a burial place, which to this day, has many celebrations and festivals in honor of the dead. A short drive will take guests to the village of Bori to see ancient megalithic stones and roaming buffalo.

After lunch, visit Marante to see the famous "hanging graves", coffins with skulls on them, and a cave scattered with human bones. While this my be uncomfortable for some, it must be said that the Torajans place more emphasis on celebrating death than they do life, so funerals are a rather joyous occasion. After the tour, return to the hotel for dinner.
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International Flight Home via Bali

Journey back to Ujung Pandang, stopping for lunch in Pare-Pare along the way. Upon arrival in Ujung Pandang, transfer to the airport for a flight to Bali, to connect with a flight home or continue with an optional Yampu Tours add-on.

Journey back to Ujung Pandang, stopping for lunch in Pare-Pare along the way. Upon arrival in Ujung Pandang, transfer to the airport for a flight to Bali, to connect with a flight home or continue with an optional Yampu Tours add-on.

Singapore

Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Cameron Highlands Malaysia

Penang Malaysia

Bali, Ubud, Gianyar, Indonesia

Bali, Seminyak, Badung Regency, Indonesia

Sulawesi, Toraja Utara, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Places You'll See

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    Singapore

    From nature and wildlife, to skyscrapers and shopping malls, Singapore has it all. Head to its east coast for beautiful beaches, enjoy the flavors of different Asian cuisine, and find peace in the National Orchid Garden. Do some winter sports at Snow City, a permanent indoor snow center, or water sports like waterskiing and canoeing.

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    Kuala Lumpur

    The cultural melting pot of Kuala Lumpur is overflowing with things to see and do. Look up in amazement at the Petronas Twin Towers, the tallest twin buildings in the world. See a show at one of the wonderful theaters and performance halls, like the KL Philharmonic. Take a walking tour through the old colonial center, or shop at the many shopping malls.

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    Cameron Highlands

    Take a trek through the rolling hills of the Cameron Highlands. With a cooler climate it is home to several tea plantations, such as the Boh Tea Centre and Sg Palas Plantation where you tour the tea factory. Take guided rainforest tour, or hike up Gunung Brinchang, the highest point in Malaysia.

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    Penang

    The island of Penang offers many watersports and other aquatic activities to those visiting. Along with the beaches and watersports, one can take part in some jungle trekking and camping at the Penang National Park. In the city, one can visit the largest Buddhist temple in southeast Asia, Kek Lok Si-Temple of Supreme Bliss.

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    Ubud (Bali)

    For an artistic, cultural, and relaxing experience like none other, visit the town of Ubud. Famous for its arts and crafts, the town offers several art courses at places like the Five Art Studio Keliki Ubud. Or cooking classes at Pissari Bali Cafe. Take a bike ride through the bamboo forest, or visit the Pura Gunung Kawi Temple. Or take some time to relax at one of the numerous spas.

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    Seminyak (Bali)

    As one of the most beautiful beach towns in Bali, Seminyak has lots to offer. Enjoy the high end spas and boutiques, or catch a stunning sunset on Seminyak Beach. The beaches are also great for snorkeling and horseback riding. For the thrill seekers, go for a nighttime bungee jump.

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    Sulawesi Toraja

    While on the island of Sulawesi, meet the Toraja people and learn their ways with their strong connection to their indigenous culture and religion. View the unique architecture, the daily life of these indigenous people, and perhaps one of their lavish burial ceremonies. Also visit the extraordinary grave sites of Lemo, Suaya, Sangala, Londa and Marante.

Hotel Options

3 Star Properties

Singapore : Oasia Hotel

Singapore : Capri Hotel

Singapore : York Hotel

Singapore : Albert Court Village

Kuala Lumpur : Parkroyal Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur : Renaissance Kuala Lumpur

Cameron Highlands : Strawberry Park Resort

Penang : Flamingo Hotel by the Beach

Bali-Ubud : Arma Hotel

Bali Ubud Area : Bebek Tepi Sawah Villas

Bali Ubud Area : Jungle Retreat by Kupu-Kupu Barong

Bali Seminyak Area : Tony’s Villa

Bali Seminyak Area : Villa Lumbung

4 Star Properties

Singapore : The Quincy

Singapore : Pan Pacific

Singapore : Swissotel The Stamford

Kuala Lumpur : Berjaya Times Square Hotel

Kuala Lumpur : InterContinental Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur : Parkroyal Serviced Suites Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur : Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur Hotel

Cameron Highlands : The Lakehouse

Penang : Lone Pine Hotel

Penang : Parkroyal Penang

Bali Ubud Area : Komaneka at Rasa Sayang

Bali Ubud Area : Alaya Resort

Bali Ubud Area : Kamandalu Resort & Spa

Bali Ubud Area : Warwick Ibah Luxury Villas & Spa

Bali Seminyak Area : Bali Niksoma Boutique Beach Resort

Bali Seminyak Area : The Trans Resort Bali

Bali Seminyak Area : The Wolas

Sulawesi Toraja : Luta Resort

5 Star Properties

Singapore : The Fullerton Bay

Singapore : Four Seasons

Singapore : Shangri-La Hotel Singapore

Singapore : Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa

Kuala Lumpur : E & O Residences Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur : JW Marriott

Kuala Lumpur : The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur : The Westin Kuala Lumpur

Cameron Highlands : Cameron Highlands Resort

Penang : Eastern and Oriental Hotel

Penang : Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa

Bali Ubud Area : Maya Ubud

Bali Ubud Area : Uma Ubud Hotel

Bali Ubud Area : Komaneka Bisma

Bali Ubud Area : Komaneka Tanggayuda

Bali Seminyak Area : The Kunja Villa

Bali Seminyak Area : The Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa

Luxury Properties

Singapore : Raffles

Singapore : Capella (Sentosa)

Kuala Lumpur : Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur : The Ritz Carlton

Kuala Lumpur : Villa Samadhi Kuala Lumpur

Bali Ubud Area : The Chedi Club Tanah Gajah

Bali Seminyak Area : Anantara Seminyak Resort & Spa

Bali Seminyak Area : The Oberoi Bali Hotel

Sulawesi Toraja : Toraja Heritage Hotel

Testimonials

Fritz M

Traveled February, 2013

All in all, this was a great trip

All in all, this was a great trip. I am reminded of something I read in a travel book some years ago which said Here’s what I love about travel; strangers get a chance to amaze you. In Myanmar, I found myself constantly amazed. I would love to go back and pick up the areas of the country that I missed on this trip and spend more time in the sites that I found to be particularly interesting and which required more time than I had on this trip to do them justice. I think things will begin to change rapidly in Myanmar now that liberalization has begun. I appreciate all the work Yampu staff put into developing this custom itinerary for me, and I wish all of you great success in building your business in Myanmar.

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Daniel and Rosa O

Traveled November, 2012

It was great, we had a good time.

It was great, we had a good time. Vietnam and Cambodia are beautiful countries: people here were friendly, the food was excellent and the places we toured were amazing. Cuchi Tunnel in Vietnam was eye opening to see how these people lived underground during the war. In Cambodia the Angkor Archaeological Park is an amazing site to see, especially Angkor Wat temple is an architectural masterpiece. Thanks to you and your staff we had a great vacation; hotels, tour guides, flight schedules were all excellent. I have attached two pictures of our vacation. Once again thank you!

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Rachele

Traveled April, 2016

Thank you for making our stay fun and memorable!

We had a wonderful trip! Yampu was wonderful in giving us different options to make our trip more customized to suit our needs. Our guide was also very knowledgeable and helped make our stay in Singapore fun and effortless. We all enjoyed the itinerary- not too packed with activities and everyone enjoyed the gardens, the animal safari, and city tour. The bus and vans we rode in were comfortable and the air conditioner was much welcomed in the tropic heat!

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