This tour will give tourists the dusk till dawn experience which begins from Kuala Lumpur City and ends at the Malacca historical city! A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will accompany you in an air-conditioned coach throughout the journey.

Take pictures of magnificent city symbols dominating the KL skyline, such as the breathtaking Petronas Towers—two 88-story Islamic masterpieces with post-modern architecture—and the equally impressive KL Tower, the 7th tallest communication tower in the world with the highest viewpoint in Kuala Lumpur open to the public.

Drive past the picturesque and sprawling 91.6-hectare urban park known as Lake Gardens, and stop at the National Monument, commemorating Malaysia’s fight for freedom during WWII. Nearby is the awe-inspiring National Mosque of Malaysia, a marvel of modern architectural design symbolizing Malaysia’s independence.

Experience the unique blend of Eastern and Western architecture at the historic K.L. Railway Station, built in 1886 and still operational today. After exploring KL’s urban highlights, proceed to Malacca—the historical heart of Malaysia.

Malacca, unlike Kuala Lumpur, is considered the “Historical State” of Malaysia. It was the site of early Malaysian sultanates and one of the oldest trading ports in the world. The strategic location attracted colonizers including the Portuguese, Dutch, and British—whose influences remain in the city’s culture and infrastructure.

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008, Malacca offers remarkable attractions such as the Dutch Square and the salmon-pink Stadthuys, once the Dutch Governor’s residence and now a museum. Enjoy a ride on a colorful local Beca (decorated trishaw) through unique photo stops and vibrant streets.

Visit the surviving gate of the Portuguese fortress, A Famosa, built in 1511—the oldest European structure in Southeast Asia. Take a guided walk through the historic center to learn about Malacca’s Portuguese and Dutch influences, including the Porta de Santiago and the Stadthuys.

Relish a delicious lunch prepared in true Malaccan style using fresh, local ingredients. Continue exploring in-demand spots like the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple—the oldest functioning Taoist temple in Malaysia—and the vibrant Jonker Street, filled with antique shops, souvenirs, and street delicacies.

Cap off the day with a scenic boat ride along the Malacca River, taking in the beautifully illuminated city at night. This unforgettable tour is the perfect blend of urban modernity and historical charm.