Grottes privées de Batu d'une demi-journée et visite culturelle à Kuala Lumpur
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Une opportunité parfaite pour explorer les grottes de Batu, merveilles d'harmonie merveilleuses et temples antiques dans ce tour de 4 heures. Obtenez un aperçu et une compréhension des racines culturelles de cette nation incroyable et diversifiée.
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La route panoramique de 30 minutes se termine aux grottes de Batu. Ces masses de calcaire naturel abritent des sanctuaires hindous abritant diverses divinités religieuses. Apprenez de votre guide les profondes racines hindoues de cette nation tout en gravissant les 272 marches menant au seigneur d’or Murugan. Une fois arrivé au sommet, vous vous dirigerez vers la Cathedral Cave, la plus grande du complexe. Votre guide vous expliquera l’importance de cet espace, qui abrite des sanctuaires hindous complexes.
Rencontrez votre sympathique chauffeur professionnel à Kuala Lumpur et commencez cette visite mémorable de 4 heures des grottes de Batu et du temple. Vous traverserez Little India, un quartier de Brickfields connu pour ses rues colorées, sa cuisine savoureuse et ses boutiques uniques.
Après les grottes de Batu, votre chauffeur vous conduira vers les temples Thean Hou, l'un des plus beaux temples chinois de Kuala Lumpur. Le temple Thean Hou est un temple chinois historique à six niveaux à Kuala Lumpur achevé en 1987 et officiellement inauguré en 1989. Le temple, construit par la communauté hainanaise vivant à Kuala Lumpur, est dédié à la déesse Tian Hou (la mère céleste).
Après le temple Thean Hou, vous aurez une brève visite à China Town. La région compte des dizaines de restaurants et de stands de restauration, servant des spécialités locales telles que le Hokkien mee, le ikan bakar (poisson grillé au barbecue), Asam Laksa et les nouilles au curry. Les commerçants sont principalement chinois mais il y a aussi des commerçants indiens, malais et bangladais.
La mosquée nationale (Masjid Negara) est l’un des lieux les plus célèbres et les plus visités de Kuala Lumpur. Elle peut accueillir 15 000 personnes. Elle est située au milieu de magnifiques jardins de plus d’un hectare. La structure originale a été conçue par une équipe de trois personnes du département des travaux publics: l'architecte britannique Howard Ashley et les malaisiens Hisham Albakri et Baharuddin Kassim. La mosquée est une approche audacieuse et moderne en béton armé, symbole des aspirations d’une Malaisie alors indépendante.
Le marché central ne doit jamais manquer un marché à Kuala Lumpur où vous pouvez acheter des souvenirs et des objets d’artisanat locaux pour votre bien-aimé.
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Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Envoyez-nous votre nom et votre adresse d'hôtel afin que nous puissions organiser votre prise en charge et votre dépôt. La prise en charge dans la région de la ville de Kuala Lumpur est gratuite, mais il y aura des frais supplémentaires pour la prise en charge au terminal de croisière de Port Klang, à l'aéroport international et à d'autres endroits éloignés de la ville. Le coût du transport sera notifié par email lors de la confirmation de réservation.
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Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Les dames doivent porter une robe longue, une jupe ou un pantalon couvrant les genoux. Assurez-vous que vos épaules sont couvertes.
- La Mosquée nationale est fermée aux touristes vendredi
- Des frais supplémentaires seront ajoutés pour la prise en charge à l'aéroport, au port de KLang, à Putrajaya, à Sunway et à Selangor.
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Private driver. Afforded plenty of time to fully explore the four popular sites at my pace since it was just me and the driver was happy to wait just for me. As such, I was able to tour places when tour buses were not there. A totally different experience than arriving on a tour bus, which I did the next day. Pretty much a private car for a half day. This is a great way to meet the wonderful people of Malaysia one on one! The staff at the Batik store particularly stand out! You can meet the artists that make the beautiful items you see and can purchase there. Highly recommend for a more personal way to experience Malaysia more fully than by tour bus. The driver waits for you rather than walks you around at each sight, which makes the pace feel so much more relaxed.
The guide: I had Ayyanar and he was exceptional. Very informative, really nice and friendly and very caring. Knew all the locations, history and a tonne about each area, the festivals and all sorts of other bits of information. He was really excellent. The tour: also exceptional. You hit a bunch of spots on the tour but the main theme is diversity. If you want to see some highlights of Malay, Chinese and Indian culture as well as Islamic, Hindu and Taoist/Buddhist culture this is definitely the way to go. Because you see so much you dont get to spend a tonne of time at each one, but its a brilliant start if you want to get the lay of the land and see how much of a melting pot KL and Malaysia is. Would highly recommend the tour to anyone who hasnt seen much of KL before.
We really enjoyed the tour! Everything was well organized, and we visited all the key places in Kuala Lumpur. Our guide, Yuvanesh, was absolutely amazing — he was a great guide and an excellent driver. He told us interesting and useful information at every stop and also took wonderful photos of us throughout the tour. We had a great time and really enjoyed the whole experience. We highly recommend this tour and especially Yuvanesh! Thank you so much for such a lovely day! 😊
What a great cultural experience, our guide/driver Kubayn collected us on time from our Hotel with a friendly greeting, checked our knowledge of KL and gave us an informative introduction, meaning that we were at the Batu Caves before we knew it. Kubayn gave us information on the area, took photos and ensured we knew what to see and do before leaving us to explore. After the caves came the temples and Mosque all of which were interesting. Lastly the Chinese Market with advice on bargaining. All in all a great tour with an excellent guide.
My driver (Ben) arrived early, which was great as that afforded me the opportunity to do some touring before the day heated up more. He drove to some of the more popular sights in Malaysia and allowed me to tour each at my own pace. I especially enjoyed the personal tour of the Handcraft Batik Factory! The tour guide there was an artist who made some beautiful silk/cotton artwork that was perfect for gifts to bring back home! She signed each one that she made, including one they cut off a work in progress just for me. My driver even prepared me for the customs particular to each religious site visited. I highly recommend this tour if you stay is short like mine was.
Nish was a calm driver, an interesting and knowledgeable guide and a fun guy to be around. We all enjoyed his company and had fun on our tour of KL.
Ashok , our guide, was amazing, very friendly and helpful. We made some last minute changes and he helped us with the process. Thanks a lot!!!
Excellent guide made me feel safe and l didn't feel rushed.
It was just the two of us, and Segar treated the day like it was ours — no script, no rushing, no watching the clock. He picked us up on time and immediately made us feel comfortable. What sets him apart is that he actually explains things. At every stop he gave us the context first — the history, the significance, why it matters — so we weren't just taking photos of buildings we knew nothing about. If you're booking a private tour in Kuala Lumpur, ask for Segar. Warm, knowledgeable, and completely unhurried. Terima kasih!
We had a great experience with Janar. He drove our family to all sights in a safe and smooth manner. He was very knowledgeable, helpful and we liked the tour a lot.
