After breakfast, the vehicle and tour guide take the group to visit Batu Caves—a sacred Hindu site featuring 272 steps leading to the temple within the cave. Next, the group visits and shops at a local specialty store, the Royal Mattress showroom, and a jewelry/gemstone shop, where they can learn about Malaysia’s national treasures.
After lunch, the group departs for Genting Highlands. Upon arrival, the group takes the cable car to the summit (2,000m above sea level) to explore the vibrant world there (round-trip cable car ticket included). Visitors can shop, try their luck at the famous Genting Casino (renowned across Southeast Asia), or participate in activities such as motorcycle simulators, the sky-train ride, and the Snow World (activities at personal expense).
The group returns to Kuala Lumpur for dinner at a restaurant.
Overnight stay at Pudu Plaza Hotel, Ibis Styles, or a similar standard hotel.

The group has breakfast and checks out of the hotel.
The tour bus takes the group to visit the Petronas Twin Towers—a source of pride for the Malaysian people since their inception—as well as the Royal Palace, Independence Square, and Thean Hou Temple. The group also visits the famous Bery’s Chocolate shop to sample their products.
Lunch is served at a restaurant. The group then departs for Malacca; with its peaceful, ancient, and tranquil atmosphere, the city is regarded as a living, invaluable chapter in the nation’s history and development.
Upon arrival, the group explores Dutch Square—a small park featuring a windmill replica and lush greenery dotted with flowers, serving as a reminder of the Dutch colonial era—along with the ancient Portuguese Fortress and the historic St. Paul’s Church.
After dinner, the group travels to Johor Bahru for the night.
Overnight stay at Amansari Nusa Jaya, Fives Hotel, Holmes GP, or a similar property.

After breakfast, the group travels to Singapore. Sightseeing begins at “Bay South” (part of Gardens by the Bay)—a unique eco-garden featuring a system of solar-powered “Supertrees.” This is Singapore’s largest eco-park project, designed to enhance the quality of life and preserve greenery within the bustling metropolis. The entire project spans 101 hectares and is divided into three distinct zones: Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central (the tour covers the Bay South area only; tickets for the indoor conservatories are not included).
The group visits and shops at a diamond, gold, and gemstone workshop, as well as a shop selling traditional Singaporean specialties such as medicated oil and collagen skincare products.
Lunch is served at a Korean BBQ and hotpot restaurant.
The group travels to the famous tourist destination of Sentosa—Singapore’s fourth-largest island. Sentosa has been developed into a comprehensive complex featuring resorts, nature parks, cultural heritage sites, dining, entertainment, and shopping. Photo opportunity at Universal Studios—the world-class theme park and the first Universal Studios in Southeast Asia.
Dinner features the local specialty: frog porridge. Afterward, the group explores Singapore by night with the exciting and novel “Singapore by Night” program, including: experiencing the local underground lifestyle via the MRT (subway), a Singapore River cruise to admire the night scenery of Marina Bay, and enjoying the spectacular water and light show at Marina Bay Sands (at guests’ own expense).
Overnight stay at Grand Chancellor, Ibis Macpherson, or a similar hotel.

After breakfast, the group checks out of the hotel.
The group travels to visit and admire various architectural landmarks: the Parliament House; Merlion Park; Victoria Theatre—Singapore’s oldest theatre and a performing arts hub since the colonial era; and the Esplanade Theatre—one of Singapore’s most modern theatres, serving as an architectural icon and a world-class performing arts center.
The group proceeds to Changi Airport to visit Jewel, a unique complex that stands as a stunning new “wonder” in Singapore. Shaped like a giant jewel, this complex offers features that far exceed typical expectations for an airport facility. The highlight of Jewel is a waterfall cascading directly into its center; standing 40 meters tall, it is the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. Surrounding the waterfall—and serving as the complex’s central feature—is a tropical garden with approximately 3,000 trees spanning levels 1 through 5. (Subject to time availability)
The group completes check-in procedures for the return flight to Vietnam (Vietnam Airlines flight VN660, departing at 13:05).
15:25: The flight lands at Noi Bai Airport, and a vehicle transfers guests to the designated meeting point. Farewell and conclusion of the successful trip.