Day 1 Kuala Lumpur ★ Meeting Day
All day
丨Itinerary presentation
Today is the gathering day for the event. Tourists from all over the world gathered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. After arriving, they will go to the gathering hotel on their own (free airport pick-up will be provided for 2 people or more, and the pick-up driver will hold a "YOUXIAKE" sign).
Destination Introduction
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, boasts year-round summer. The city blends traditional Malay architecture, British colonial relics, and modern skyscrapers, presenting a unique blend of history and modernity. The iconic Petronas Twin Towers are a landmark of Kuala Lumpur and one of the tallest twin towers in the world. Kuala Lumpur is not only a political and economic center but also a culinary paradise, offering a diverse array of cuisines, including Malay, Chinese, and Indian.
How to get to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (Airport Code KUL)
Currently, there are other domestic airlines such as AirAsia that fly directly to Kuala Lumpur, and there are flights to Hangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Wuhan, Hong Kong and other places.
Booking in advance will get you discounted fares. If you buy connecting flights, make sure there is a certain amount of time between them: usually more than 3 hours, to avoid missing your flight due to delays.
Day 2 Kuala Lumpur City Tour
·morning
丨Itinerary presentation
Today, we'll begin with a visit to Kuala Lumpur's Sultan Abdul Samad Building (exterior) and Merdeka Square. Built in 1897, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building served as the government office during the British colonial era. Its iconic 40-meter clock tower is a landmark. Merdeka Square is located across from the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. On August 31, 1957, the Malaysian flag was first flown there, symbolizing independence from British rule. A 100-foot-tall flagpole now stands at the flag-raising site to commemorate this historic moment.
While historical remnants are lost in time, the spread of cultural beliefs relies on the people's legacy. We then proceeded to visit Kuala Lumpur's renowned mosque, the Jamek Mosque (if the area is closed, we'll only see the exterior). Built during the British colonial era, the Jamek Mosque is the oldest mosque in Kuala Lumpur.
We then headed to the Mariamman Hindu Temple, which is famous for its colorful reliefs and statues and is one of the most ornate Hindu temples in Malaysia.
丨Lunch Recommendation
For lunch, we recommend you go to the Michelin restaurant [Haijiaoren Seafood Noodles].
·afternoon
In the afternoon, we'll first visit Kuala Lumpur's iconic Petronas Twin Towers (no climbing required). The Petronas Twin Towers are a landmark in the Malaysian capital, consisting of two 88-story towers connected by a bridge. They were once the world's tallest buildings, a record they held from 1998 to 2004, when it was surpassed. The towers stand 452 meters tall, including the spire and spires. Their design draws inspiration from Islamic culture while incorporating innovative modern architectural concepts, showcasing Malaysia's youthful, modern, and balanced character.
Afterwards, we walked over the pedestrian bridge to Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, a large shopping and entertainment center in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. It is famous for its high-end fashion, food, and urban leisure experiences. We can shop freely here.
·night
Dinner Recommendations
【Alley No. 10】
This is a food center that brings together authentic traditional Malaysian cuisine. It is located on the basement floor of Lot 10. There are more than 30 well-known old restaurants here, including Jinlian Ji, He Rongji, Hongtai, Pinqian, etc., which offer a variety of traditional Malaysian cuisine, such as Fujian noodles, beef ball noodles, lingmian, Klang Bak Kut Teh, etc. With its retro decoration and layout, Hutong No. 10 creates an atmosphere of the 60s and 70s, allowing customers to experience the Malaysian Chinese food culture while enjoying the food. In addition, Hutong No. 10 is also famous for its recommendation by gourmet Cai Lan, making it one of the must-visit food paradises in Kuala Lumpur.
【Alor Street Food Stall】
One of Kuala Lumpur's famous food streets, it has a history of more than 50 years. This street brings together more than 100 kinds of food, including grilled chicken wings, fried noodles, rojak, satay, pork porridge, assam laksa, herbal stew, seafood, dim sum, bak kut teh, etc. Jalan Alor is famous for its rich variety of food and active nightlife, especially at night, when there are endless crowds of people, and various street food stalls and restaurants are bustling. There are not only open-air food stalls on the street, but also restaurants that provide indoor air-conditioned dining environment. The business hours of Jalan Alor are usually from 3 pm to 3 am, and it is a good place for tourists to experience authentic Malaysian cuisine.
Day 3 Kuala Lumpur → Malacca
·morning
丨Itinerary presentation
After breakfast at the hotel, we will drive to the historic city of Malacca (approximately a 2-hour drive) to experience the city described in history books and encounter the small but beautiful Nanyang style.
Upon arriving in Malacca, we first visited the Stadthuys, a Dutch-style building dating back to the 17th century, making it the oldest surviving Dutch-style structure in Southeast Asia. It now houses the Malacca Museum of History, Culture, and Literature, housing Portuguese and Dutch memorabilia, exhibiting traditional Chinese and Malay wedding attire, and showcasing Malacca's history. The vibrant red walls and white windows, a vibrant blend of old and new, exude a colonial atmosphere. As we stroll along the Malacca River, we'll be captivated by the vibrant colors of Malacca.
We will then head to St. Paul's Church, located on St. Paul's Hill, about a 10-minute walk away. Built in 1521 by the Portuguese, the church's architectural style blends Gothic and Renaissance elements, with its red brick walls and white stone columns creating a striking contrast. Its bell tower, a prominent feature, dates back to the 16th century. Standing on the hilltop's observation deck, tourists can overlook the entire Strait of Malacca, making it a prime spot for photography.
Next, tourists will visit the Fort Santiago, also known as A'Famosa, a Portuguese-style structure from the early 16th century. Beyond the gate and the faintly discernible remains of the walls, scattered stone tablets dot the grounds, echoing the quaint Portuguese designs on the gate and serving as a testament to the vicissitudes of history.
You can have lunch on your own at noon. We recommend you try the local Nyonya cuisine to give your taste buds a trip to Southeast Asia.
About Malacca
Malacca, a historic city in Malaysia, lies on the eastern shore of the Strait of Malacca. It is renowned for its rich historical heritage and diverse culture. Once the capital of the Malacca Kingdom, it later became a colony of the Portuguese, Dutch, and British, leaving behind a rich legacy of European-style architecture and cultural heritage. Malacca's historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
About Nyonya
Nyonya is a term unique to the Malacca region, referring to the mixed-race descendants of Chinese immigrants from the Ming and Qing dynasties who came to Malacca, Indonesia and Singapore from the early 15th century and intermarried with local indigenous people. Boys are called Babas and girls are called Nyonya.
·afternoon
After lunch, we'll visit the Peranakan Museum, owned by the Zeng family in 1861. Comprising three terraced houses, the museum housed four generations of the family until its conversion into a museum in March 1985. Here, you'll journey back to 19th- and early 20th-century Malaya. Stroll through Mr. Zeng Qingxiu's residence and experience the multicultural and affluent lifestyle of that era. The building's intricate decoration and design showcase the fashion and multiculturalism of pre-World War II.
We'll then have some free time at Jonker Street, a vibrant hub of local life. This historic street, a UNESCO World Heritage site at the heart of Malacca City, has been a popular cultural destination since its establishment in 2000. It's packed with a variety of Malay snacks, like chicken rice balls, nasi lemak, laksa, and more. We'll disband here, allowing tourists to explore the local cuisine on their own.
Finally, we'll embark on a Malacca boat tour, giving you the opportunity to see a different side of the city from the river. As the boat slowly sails out of the pier, you'll weave between the riverbanks, absorbing the tranquility and beauty of Malacca. Along the way, you'll see the old Dutch Stadthuys, the ruins of St. Paul's Church, and the colorful traditional Malacca architecture.
Afterwards we will check into the hotel in Malacca.
Day 4 Malacca → Singapore
All day
丨Itinerary presentation
In the morning we drove to Singapore
About Singapore
Singapore - Although small, it has everything. The fusion of diverse races has created the Lion City's unique cultural landscape. In addition to experiencing Eurasian-style architecture and exotic neighborhoods, all kinds of food are also gathered on this small island country.
·afternoon
In the afternoon, we visited the Merlion Park. This statue, with its lion's head and fish's body, towering above the waves, is a symbol and emblem of Singapore. We then passed the National Gallery (exterior) and arrived at the Chijmes (exterior), one of the few remaining convents in the world and a significant historical site in Singapore.
Next, we'll head to Gardens by the Bay, a showcase of stunning horticultural landscapes and ingenious architectural design that embodies the principles of sustainable development. Here, we'll explore plants from around the world, boasting over one million plants and 19,000 species. From diverse species in greenhouses to climbing plants in vertical gardens, you'll embark on a journey of wonder.
We'll explore the Flower Dome, the world's largest glass greenhouse (enter). Step into a world of evergreen plants, showcasing over 700 species and approximately 30,000 exotic flowers and plants across nine themed gardens, showcasing the diverse charms of the five continents.
Then, visit the Cloud Forest, one of the world's most unique gardens (entrance). Step into the cool, humid tropical highlands and discover orchids, pitcher-leaved plants, and ferns nestled deep in the mountains. Gaze up at a 35-meter-high man-made indoor waterfall, and wander through the misty, dreamy Cloud Corridor and treetop walkway—these breathtaking views are sure to leave you spellbound.
The OCBC Skywalk has been specially upgraded. Our China-TravelNote team can ascend the 22-meter-high skywalk and walk between two towering trees, enjoying a bird's-eye view of the gardens and the surrounding Marina Bay area.
·night
Enjoy Marina Bay at night: In the evening, we’ll be showcasing the Garden Rhapsody light show at Gardens by the Bay. This meticulously crafted light and sound show promises to be a breathtaking visual and auditory feast that will fully awaken your senses!
Day 5 Free time in Singapore
All day
丨Itinerary presentation
After breakfast at the hotel, you'll have the entire day free at your own leisure, without your driver or guide. We highly recommend a trip to Sentosa! Why not head to the famous Sentosa and embark on a fantastic journey with a cheerful spirit?
丨Activity recommendations (not included in the fee)
SEA Aquarium
Start your ocean exploration at the Maritime Museum. In the Typhoon Theater, you'll experience a vivid "shipwreck" on a 360-degree surround screen. Stepping out of the story, you'll arrive at the aquarium, satisfying all your curiosity and longing for the underwater world.
Universal Studios Singapore
As Southeast Asia's first Universal Studios, it combines technology and special effects to create an immersive and thrilling experience. The Sci-Fi City theme park is a popular attraction, featuring the Transformers 3D Showdown: Final Battle, which combines high-definition 3D media with flight technology. Wearing 3D glasses, you can ride a roller coaster, soaring through the sky and into the earth, and personally participate in the life-and-death struggle between Megatron and Optimus Prime. You can also enter The Lost World and witness one of the world's most elaborate live water stunt shows, complete with life-threatening tide-riding stunts and jaw-dropping explosions.
East Coast Park
Singapore's largest seaside resort, with a wide range of facilities, is a favorite with families. The 10-kilometer-long park features a central artificial swimming area for swimming and surfing, a "Big Waterslide" consisting of a 17-meter-high slide and a running water pool, as well as a tennis center, a golf driving range, a tropical crocodile farm, and the UDMC Resort.
Night Safari
Singapore's Night Safari is the world's first nocturnal wildlife park, nestled within a natural tropical rainforest. Home to over 2,500 wild animals representing over 130 species, including many endangered species such as Asian elephants, Malayan tigers, and Malayan tigers, Night Safari is renowned for its unique nighttime experience and showcases of nocturnal animals, offering a unique wildlife viewing experience.
Shopping recommendations
Singapore is a shopping mecca, with its endless array of shopping malls and boutiques lining the streets and alleys, offering a wide selection of products to suit every taste, ensuring shoppers return with a fabulous shopping experience. Major shopping malls, such as Centrepoint Shopping Centre, Unicorn Plaza, Hilton Shops, Far East Plaza, and Ngee Ann City, are concentrated along the north bank of the Singapore River, around Orchard Road, City Hall, and Marina Square. These shopping malls are perfect for finding designer clothing, high-end cosmetics, jewelry, and more. Boutique shops are also scattered throughout areas like Bugis Street, Little India, Chek Ngau Shui, and Holland Village, offering convenient options for souvenirs from Singapore and Southeast Asia, including silk, traditional Chinese medicine, and batik.
Day 6 Singapore★ Disbandment Day
All day
丨Itinerary presentation
Today is the last day of the trip, so you can sleep in naturally and pay attention to the hotel check-out time. Then, head to the airport to disband.
丨Disbandment Day Recommendation
Is there anything else to do on the day of the event? Of course! Singapore's airport is known as the world's most fun airport. Jewel Changi Airport combines aviation facilities, shopping and leisure, accommodations and dining, recreational attractions, landscaped gardens, and more, earning it numerous awards for best airport.
This modern lifestyle hub blends exquisite design, stunning architecture, and lush natural landscapes to create a cutting-edge masterpiece that transcends time. It's the perfect destination to finally experience the diverse charms of Singapore. Your final day at the airport is free for some shopping and sightseeing!
