Malacca Garden, Museum & Zoo Tour from Kuala Lumpur with Lunch

9.30am meet and greet our friendly English Speaking Driver at the hotel lobby and proceed for your tour and You will be picked-up from your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle and take a tour through the Melaka City.

Melaka Botanical Gardens: Was established in 2006 and is encircled by a forest that contains over 300 species of fauna and flora. The cheesy yet cute thing about this park is the collection of giant stone carvings of prehistoric animals – that were indigenous to this area – scattered all around the park. The 92.5 hectare Melaka Arboretum is divided into sections such as the Forestry Gallery, Dinosaur Park and Canopy Walk. Lush and tranquil.

Muzium Orang Asli (Museum of Aborigines): The Orang Asli museum or The Aborigines Museum is located at Jalan Air Keroh,Melaka next to the Crocodile's Farm. It is opened to the public on the 3th February 1997. It is one of the museums controlled by the Melaka Museums Corporation (PERZIM). Generally, this museum exhibits various collections from the local aborigines. Brilliantly, the lifestyle and cultural activities of the local aborigines presented in dioramas.

World's Bee Museum: This museum was established since 1988 and until today we are having about more than 50000 visitors monthly. There are showcases of approximately two hundred and fifty type specimens of bee hives and hornet nests. One of the highlight of the museum is the spectacular bee man show.

Crocodile Farm: First opened in 1987, the farm has some pretty cool species of crocodiles and alligators, ranging from an enormous American alligator, a stripy-looking spectacled caiman and pale Indian marsh mugger crocodiles. The crocodiles are all housed in manmade, swamp-like conditions similar to their natural habitat.

Located 1 hour and 30 minutes drive away from Kuala Lumpur, take your kids to an unforgettable wildlife journey at Zoo Melaka! Established in 1963, considered the second largest animals haven in Malaysia, Zoo Melaka boasts a 54-acre land exhibiting over 450 species with more than 1,200 specimens of birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians, including the Malayan gaur, serow and Malayan tiger, managed by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. This is also the first in the region to exhibit the endangered Sumatran rhinoceros and gaur! You can take the tram ride to reduce the amount of walking. The zoo borders the Ayer Keroh Country Club and golf course which adds to the beauty and greenness of the surroundings.

During Lunch time we will bring you for have an Baba Nyonya Lunch. (Nyonya food is a mixture of Chinese and Malay flavors, but also has a flavor that is distinctly unique).

End of the tour return to your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle.