The private guided Johor Bahru Malaysia Tour from Singapore starts with a visit to Chinatown followed by a visit to the State Legislative Assembly Building at Kota Iskandar. Enjoy a lunch of local cuisines and finally, visit the Malay Cultural Village to watch a traditional dance. You will have the opportunity to get hands on either to make your own Teh Tarik (Local Pulled Tea) or unleash your creativity to create your own batik painting.
Pickup included
Immerse in the sights and sounds as you walk through the streets of Tan Hiok Nee Heritage Street. Our guide will relate the tales of the early Chinese immigrants and you also get to savour some local delights recommended by our tour guide.
The visitors of our guided tours will have access to the State Legislative Assembly Building during your tour of Kota Iskandar, Johore State Administrative Centre. Inspired by Moorish-Andalusian and Malay designs and motifs, this is Malaysia's first Experiential Parliament where you would have an insider's look of this magnificent Johore's State Parliament Hall (Non Parliament seating days)
All this walking will work up your appetite for a sumptuous lunch at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel. Be spoilt for choices as you enjoy a melting pot of Malaysian cuisine in the all-day dining restaurant - Makan Kitchen (or similar)
After lunch, get ready to experience the many cultural facets of Malaysian life in the Malay Cultural Village. Sway and move to a traditional Malay cultural dance interpreted with modern music. Try your hand at Teh Tarik - pulled tea or bring home your own Batik painting at the Batik Printing Workshop
Please bring along passport, SG Arrival card (White Card) and Visa (if required)
We offer hotel pickup in 3 Singapore hotels only
• 9:00 am - Grand Park Orchard Road
• 9:15 am - Grand Copthorne Waterfront
• 9:30 am - Swissotel The Stamford
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