TRAVEL

Have the option to see how Malaysia’s most distinctive crafts are produces at the world largest Royal Selangor Pewter factory; see the different processes involved in working with the pewter, including casting, filing, polishing, soldering, hammering and engraving. Short stop at Batik centre before proceeding to the highlight of the tour – limestone hills of Batu Caves; a flight of 272 steps lead up to the temple cave.

When you arrive at the foot of the hill resort, head to the casino by riding the 2-mile (3km) Genting skyway. As you climb to the top of the mountain, admire a panoramic view of the highland and pristine tropical jungle below. On arrival at Genting Highland, you will be free to explore its hotels, shops and restaurants on your own.

Visit St. Peter’s Church (1710) – the oldest Christian Church still in use in Malaysia. Drive past the largest 17th century Chinese cemetery outside of China, located at Bukit China or Chinese Hill. Stop at the foothill to view the Princess Hang Li Poh’s Well before driving into the Portuguese Settlement. Proceed to view the famous gateway. ‘Port De Santiago’ and the ruins of St. Paul’s Church lined by 17th century Dutch tombstones. Next on the list is “Red Square” – the salmon pink Dutch administrative buildings which today house the Malacca Museum and government offices. Take a stroll along Malacca’s Jonker Street, which ends by the banks of the Malacca river.