Grotte di Batu private di mezza giornata e tour a Kuala Lumpur
Descrizione
Un'opportunità perfetta per esplorare le Batu Caves, i meravigliosi monumenti di armonia e antichi templi in questo tour di 4 ore. Ottieni intuizioni e comprensione delle radici culturali di questa incredibile e variegata nazione.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
L'azionamento scenico di 30 minuti termina alle Grotte di Batu. Queste masse calcaree naturali ospitano i santuari indù che ospitano varie divinità religiose. Impara dalla tua guida le profonde radici indù di questa nazione mentre sali per i 272 gradini verso l'oro Lord Murugan. Una volta arrivati in cima, ti dirigerai alla Cathedral Cave, la più grande del complesso. La tua guida offrirà uno sfondo sul significato di questo spazio, che ospita intricati templi indù
Incontra il tuo amichevole autista professionista a Kuala Lumpur e inizia questo memorabile tour di 4 ore alle grotte di Batu e al tempio. Attraverserai Little India, un quartiere di Brickfields noto per le sue strade colorate, la cucina saporita e i negozi unici.
Dopo le grotte di Batu, il tuo autista ti condurrà verso i templi di Thean Hou, uno dei più bei templi cinesi di Kuala Lumpur. Il tempio Thean Hou è un tempio cinese a sei livelli a Kuala Lumpur completato nel 1987 e inaugurato ufficialmente nel 1989. Il tempio, costruito dalla comunità hainanese che vive a Kuala Lumpur, è dedicato alla dea Tian Hou (la madre celeste).
Dopo il tempio Thean Hou, visiterai la città di China. La zona ha dozzine di ristoranti e bancarelle di cibo, che servono specialità locali come Hokkien mee, ikan bakar (pesce alla griglia), Asam Laksa e pasta al curry. I commercianti qui sono principalmente cinesi, ma ci sono anche commercianti indiani, malesi e del Bangladesh.
La Moschea Nazionale (Masjid Negara) è uno dei luoghi più famosi e visitati di Kuala Lumpur con una capacità di 15.000 persone e si trova tra 13 acri di splendidi giardini. La struttura originale è stata progettata da una squadra di tre persone del dipartimento dei lavori pubblici: l'architetto britannico Howard Ashley, i malesi Hisham Albakri e Baharuddin Kassim. La moschea è un approccio audace e moderno in cemento armato, simbolo delle aspirazioni di una Malesia di allora appena indipendente.
Il mercato centrale non deve mai mancare nel mercato di Kuala Lumpur, dove è possibile acquistare souvenir e prodotti artigianali locali per i propri cari.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Luoghi e orari di ritiro
Inviaci il nome e l'indirizzo del tuo hotel in modo che possiamo organizzare il ritiro e la consegna. Il ritiro nell'area della città di Kuala Lumpur è gratuito, ma ci sarà un costo aggiuntivo per il ritiro al terminal crociere di Port Klang, all'aeroporto internazionale e ad altri punti di ritiro lontani dalla città. Il costo del trasporto verrà comunicato via email al momento della conferma della prenotazione.
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Le donne devono indossare un abito lungo, una gonna o pantaloni che coprano le ginocchia. Assicurati che le tue spalle siano coperte.
- La Moschea Nazionale è chiusa ai turisti venerdì
- Verrà aggiunto un costo aggiuntivo per il ritiro all'aeroporto, a Port KLang, a Putrajaya, a Sunway e a Selangor.
Recensioni(3,722)
Would highly recommend. Our guide was amazing and also provided so much historical information as we were driving. He was patient and worked with our schedule and didn't rush the group. We had not had time to have breakfast and was kind enough to stop so we could grab a bite. We enjoyed all the activities included.
Janar was s very good tour guide. Gave us good insights on where to get good local food and for shopping. He was also very patient and resourceful
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.
The visit was adapted to what I hadn't seen of Kuala Lumpur since the previous day we had visited some of the destinations. The guide was very friendly (Sathesh).
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!!!
