Morning: Breakfast at the hotel. Afterward, the group departs to visit:
Gardens by the Bay – a garden featuring artificial “Supertrees” capable of harvesting solar energy and purifying the air. The site is divided into three distinct zones: Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central (Visit limited to the Bay South area; admission tickets for the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories are not included).
A visit to a shop specializing in medicated oils, collagen skincare products, and other famous traditional Singaporean goods.
Free time for shopping at a jewelry and gemstone center—one of the country’s largest diamond processing workshops.
Lunch at a Korean BBQ and hotpot restaurant.
Continuing the journey, the group travels to visit:
Sentosa Island – a unique destination that captivates visitors with its blend of cultural heritage, diverse nature, and impressive human-made attractions, including world-class theme parks and resorts.
Photo opportunity with the iconic Universal Studios globe.
Exploring Resorts World and visiting Asia’s most modern casino.
Afternoon: Transfer to the Tuas Link border crossing (Malaysia) to complete exit formalities. Transfer to Malacca, Malaysia’s historic city.
En route, admire vast plantations of rubber, palm oil, and cocoa—three major industrial crops that generate significant economic revenue for Malaysia. Observe local life while passing through residential areas and discover charming roadside wooden stilt houses, originally built as prayer stops for traveling Muslims.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight stay at Marverluxx Hotel, The Riviera Suite, or a similar hotel in Malacca.

Morning: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Afterwards, the group will depart to visit ancient and unique historical sites such as:
Cheng Hood Temple – the oldest in the old town with over 500 years of history
Jonkers Old Town
Dutch Square – Red Square
St. Paul’s Church
Portuguese Fort, Portuguese warships
Lunch at a restaurant. Afterwards, the group will depart for the capital city of Kuala Lumpur:
Take photos at the Petronas Twin Towers – the pride of the Malaysian people,
Visit the Royal Palace, also known as Istana Negara – built on Janlan Duta hill northwest of Kuala Lumpur. With its river view, this unique “mountain-backed, water-facing” location contributes to the palace’s distinctive beauty. (Photo taken outside)
Independence Square – a 200-meter-long, meticulously manicured green lawn at its center, featuring the world’s tallest flagpole, proudly displaying the national flag, a testament to Malaysia’s independence.
Monument to the Unknown Soldier – Commemorating and honoring the heroes who sacrificed their lives for peace.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel. Afterward, the group departs for sightseeing:
Batu Caves – conquer the 272 colorful steps, explore the mysterious caves, view the towering statue, and visit temples featuring unique Indian Buddhist statues.
Black stone jewelry shop – showcasing one of Malaysia’s signature products.
Duty-free shop – offering tax-free goods such as watches, perfumes, etc.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant. Afterward, the group departs for:
Genting Highlands – situated at an altitude of approximately 2,000m, accessible via the Skyway Cable Car (14km long – 12-minute ride). Arrive at Genting, a famous Malaysian entertainment hub often likened to a Las Vegas-style casino destination.
*NOTE: In the event of cable car maintenance, transfer will be provided via Genting’s shuttle vehicles.
Free time to enjoy rides at the theme park or try your luck at the famous casino. Visit a local specialty shop to sample Tongkat Ali ginseng tea and white coffee (at your own expense).
At the scheduled time, take the cable car back down the mountain. The vehicle and tour guide will transfer the group back to Kuala Lumpur. If time permits, enjoy free time to explore and shop at the Bukit Bintang pedestrian district, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, or Sungei Wang—home to world-renowned fashion brands such as Hermès, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo, Versace, Bally, Bulgari, and Mulberry. Here, you can shop for everything from high-end fashion to souvenirs, electronics, household goods, accessories, and books. You may also enjoy various leisure, dining, and beauty services.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Overnight stay at Pudu Plaza Hotel, Ibis Styles, or a similar property.

Morning: After breakfast at the hotel, check out. The group will then travel to visit New Putrajaya (the New City)—Malaysia’s new administrative center. Putrajaya is regarded as a world-class “smart city” featuring a highly modern environment—free from pollution, social vices, and backwardness, and characterized by a carefully selected population. Sightseeing stops include:
Putra Mosque – Located in Putrajaya (Malaysia’s new administrative capital), this mosque is built over the water.
The Prime Minister’s Office – The workplace of the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
Putrajaya Square – Featuring the Malaysian national flag alongside the flags of the various states.
Wawasan Bridge – Renowned as the most beautifully designed bridge in Putrajaya.
Lunch at a restaurant.
Afterwards, the group proceeds to the airport to check in for flight VN680 (departing at 20:25, arriving in Hanoi at 22:30).
23:00: After completing immigration procedures, a vehicle will transfer you back to the original meeting point. End of the tour.