Kuala Lumpur & Borneo Explorer

Discover the vibrant mix of cultures that makes Kuala Lumpur so unique on this half-day tour exploring the city's rich heritage. Begin with a visit to the iconic Batu Caves, a sacred Hindu site set within a limestone hill, where you’ll marvel at the towering golden statue of Lord Murugan and climb 272 steps to the temple caves above. Back in the city, explore key landmarks reflecting Kuala Lumpur’s multicultural identity, including Jamek Mosque, the colonial-era architecture of Merdeka Square, the colourful stalls of Central Market, and temples representing the city’s Chinese and Hindu communities—Sin Sze Si Ya and Sri Maha Mariamman. Soak up the atmosphere of Little India and Chinatown as you take in the sights, sounds, and flavours of these bustling districts. This enriching tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the traditions, religions and architecture that define Malaysia’s dynamic capital. Includes: Transportation to/from Batu Caves, Heritage walking tour (shared sightseeing with other travellers), English Speaking Guide, All entrance fees, Lunch

Kuala Lumpur is renowned for its diverse range of local delicacies. With its rich blend of cultures, the variety of food available truly reflects the country’s multicultural heritage. In the late afternoon, you’ll be picked up from your hotel to begin your culinary adventure. The tour lasts around 4 hours, offering not only a chance to sample a variety of dishes but also an immersion in the vibrant local night market culture. Must-try dishes include the iconic Nasi Lemak, Satay, Cendol, Roti Canai, and many more. If you opt for a private tour, it can be customized to suit your food preferences and schedule. Includes: Return transfer (public transport), English speaking guide, Dinner (Street food).

In the afternoon, leave behind the bustle of Kuala Lumpur and journey to the peaceful riverside village of Kuala Selangor. Begin with a visit to historic Malawati Hill, where you’ll find the remains of an old fort and a colonial-era lighthouse, along with sweeping views across the surrounding landscape. As evening approaches, enjoy a delicious seafood dinner at a riverside restaurant while watching the sunset over the water. Once night falls, set off on a tranquil river cruise through the mangroves, where you’ll witness the magical sight of thousands of fireflies lighting up the trees—a natural spectacle not to be missed. Includes: Return transfer from Kuala Lumpur (shared with other travellers), English Speaking Guide, River Cruise (shared with other travellers).

At 451.9 metres and 88 storeys high, the Petronas Twin Towers are the tallest twin towers in the world and a striking symbol of modern Malaysia. Discover this architectural landmark up close on a guided visit. Begin with interactive displays that trace the journey from concept to completion. Then take a high-speed lift to the Skybridge – a remarkable double-decker structure linking the two towers and the highest 2-storey bridge in the world. Continue to the observation deck on level 86 for panoramic views over Kuala Lumpur and a deeper insight into Malaysia’s ambitious vision for the future. Includes: Admission tickets (non-guided)

Begin your day with a morning pick-up from your hotel and head to a local wet market, where you’ll enjoy a traditional breakfast of roti canai and teh tarik. Accompanied by your host, explore the market while selecting fresh ingredients for your cooking class. Continue to LaZat Cooking School, where you’ll be welcomed with local snacks and homemade herbal tea. After a brief introduction to the property’s health and safety guidelines, your chef will introduce the herbs and spices commonly used in Malaysian cuisine. The hands-on class guides you through the preparation of three dishes—a starter, main course and dessert—while sharing helpful tips and techniques along the way. Afterwards, sit down to enjoy your own creations before returning to your hotel. Includes: Return Hotel Transfers, Market Tour, English Speaking Chefs, Cooking Materials & Ingredients.

Start your day with a morning pick-up from your hotel and head to the local market with your host to select fresh ingredients. Upon arrival at a local family house, you’ll begin preparing lunch together. Discover some traditional Sabahan dishes and learn how they are cooked. The cooking session and lunch will feature a mix of different Sabahan recipes, all prepared by you with the help of your host. After enjoying your delicious meal, return to your hotel. Includes: Transportation, English speaking host, Ingredients, Lunch.

Choose from either a 10 AM morning or 2 PM afternoon tour. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel in Kota Kinabalu at 9 AM and transfer you to the peaceful countryside of Kionsom, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Upon arrival at Mari Mari Cultural Village, your guide will provide a briefing on the do’s and don’ts before the welcome ceremony led by the Murut Tribe Chief. Enjoy a guided tour of the traditional houses, learning about the history of the indigenous tribes, and watch demonstrations of bamboo cooking, fire-making, blowpipe skills, and traditional dances. You’ll also have the chance to participate in some light activities. After a delicious meal, it’s time to bid farewell to the villagers and return to your hotel in Kota Kinabalu. Includes: Return Hotel Transfers, Entrance Fees, English Speaking Guide, Lunch / High-Tea

Pick-up from your hotel in Kota Kinabalu City and proceed to the Kiulu River in the Tamparuli area. The journey takes around 1.5 hours and offers scenic views of Mount Kinabalu on a clear day. Upon arrival at the starting point, a safety briefing will be given by our professional river rafting guides before the adventure begins! The trip down the Kiulu River typically takes around 1.5 to 2 hours. Enjoy the grade I to II rapids (a slow river suitable for all age groups). It’s a beautiful journey down the river, passing stunning scenery along the way. Return to Kota Kinabalu after lunch. Minimum age: 5 years. Includes: Return transfer, English speaking licensed rafting guide, Rafting equipment and safety gear, Lunch.

Start your day with an early morning pick-up from your hotel and transfer to Beaufort Railway Station. Upon arrival, board the train for a thrilling yet scenic ride into the mountains of Sabah, heading towards Pangi Station, the starting point of your rafting adventure. After a safety briefing from your guide, embark on an exhilarating rafting experience through grade III-IV rapids. Navigate eight exciting rapids, each with its own challenge: Merry-Go-Round, Break Point, Scooby Doo, Cobra, Curve, Lambada, and Head Hunter. Each rapid delivers the thrill promised by its name. After an action-packed rafting session, enjoy a well-deserved lunch before taking the train back to Beaufort and transferring by land to Kota Kinabalu. Minimum age: 13 years. Includes: Land and train transfer, English speaking licensed rafting guide, Rafting equipment and safety gear, Lunch.

We’ll pick you up from your hotel for a scenic 1.5-hour drive to Kiulu. On arrival at the Adventure Centre, meet your guide and receive a full safety briefing before setting off on your jungle trek. Walk through local villages, cross hanging bridges, and follow established trails into the rainforest. Along the way, your guide will introduce you to the ethnobotany of the Kiulu Valley—highlighting plants traditionally used for food and medicine. The trail leads to a riverside campsite where, with your guide’s help, you’ll prepare a simple lunch over an open fire. While it cooks, learn essential jungle survival skills such as fire-lighting, tying a hammock, and crafting basic tools. Take time to relax and soak in the peaceful sounds of the rainforest before trekking back to the Adventure Centre. After freshening up, we return to Kota Kinabalu. If you're feeling adventurous, you can try the Flying Fox zipline at no extra charge (not available on Mondays). Includes: Transportation, Trekking bag, English speaking guide, Lunch.

The tour begins and ends in Kota Kinabalu. After a morning pick-up from your hotel, we will drive for around 1 hour and 15 minutes to Kiulu, a scenic countryside area. Following a brief safety briefing and bike assignment, the adventure begins as we cycle through small villages, past rice fields, and perhaps wave hello to a few water buffalo along the way. Some sections of the route are on gravel roads, and we’ll visit areas few tourists get to experience. Along the way, we’ll cross several hanging bridges as we navigate the rivers. We’ll stop at a Native Dusun House in Tombung Village for a light refreshment. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to visit their farm and learn about the process of rubber tapping. The ride concludes at the riverside, where we’ll enjoy a well-earned lunch. Afterward, take some time to relax and cool off with a refreshing dip in the river. After cleaning up and changing, we’ll transfer you back to your hotel. Part of the tour fare is contributed to the Tombung Village Charity Fund, which prioritises supporting low-income families and their children's education. Minimum age: 7 years. Included: Return transfers, Mountain bike use, Helmet use, Drinking water, First aid, Lunch.

The tour begins with a pick-up from your hotel lobby, followed by a 1-hour 15-minute drive to Kiulu, a picturesque countryside area outside of Kota Kinabalu. After a safety briefing from your guide, we will embark on a cycling tour through small villages, beautiful landscapes, and across hanging bridges over the river. Experience cycling on gravel roads in areas that are typically inaccessible to tourists. We will take a break at a Native Dusun House in Tombung Village, where a friendly local host will welcome you and offer a light refreshment. You’ll also visit their small farm and learn about the traditional method of rubber tapping. After lunch, we’ll proceed to another exciting activity – water rafting. The trip down the Kiulu River usually takes around 1.5 to 2 hours. Enjoy navigating the grade I to II rapids (suitable for all age groups) as you cruise down the river, passing stunning scenery along the way. Part of the tour fare is contributed to the Tombung Village Charity Fund, which supports low-income families and focuses on improving the village’s standard of living, particularly in relation to children’s education. Minimum age: 7 years. Includes: Return transfers, Water, English speaking licensed rafting & cycling guide, Mountain bike use, Helmets, Rafting/cycling equipment and safety gears, Lunch.