Shore Excursions

VMAL-1J – Discover Malacca And Kuala Lumpur (lunch included) - SGD 78 (A) / 68 (C)

• St. Paul’s Hill Complex. View the Independence Memorial, Porta de Santiago and the ruins of St. Paul’s Church.
• Bukit Cina. As the name implies, 'Chinese Hill' was the official settlement of the entourage that arrived with the Chinese Princess Hang Li Po. She was sent to Melaka by the Ming emperor to marry the Sultan, marking the advent of diplomatic relations between Melaka and China.
• Hang Li Po's Well. Built by the followers of Hang Li Po, the well was the only source of water during great droughts. The Dutch enclosed it with stout walls to reserve it for their exclusive use. Today, it enjoys a reputation as a wishing well.
• Dutch Square. Discover the Stadhuys, the Tan Beng Swee Clock Tower, Queen Victoria Fountain and Christ Church.
• Cheng Hoon Teng Temple. The oldest Chinese temples in the country. It was built in 1646 with materials shipped here from China. Fine workmanship is evident in the ornate decorated mythological figures, carvings, and lacquer work inside the temple.
• Jonker Street. Authentic artifacts and relics, some dating as far as 300 years, can be found among a host of interesting collectibles, each with its own history and mystery.
• Baba-Nyonya Heritage Museum. The ancestral home of three generations of a Straits-born Chinese Baba family. The building is now converted into a stunning museum that preserves the unique legacy of the Babas. The Babas combine Chinese and Malay culture, a result of marriages between early Chinese settlers and local Malay women. Over the years, a distinct culture called the Baba Nyonya or Peranakan culture emerged.
• Lunch.
• Photostop at the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur – one of the world's tallest buildings.
• Petaling Street (Chinatown). This colourful street of shops, restaurants and hawker stalls bustles with vitality. Flanking both sides of this street are shops selling anything from textiles to Chinese herbal medicines.

VKUL-1J – The Asian Melting Pot (without meal) - SGD 49 (A) / 45 (C)

• Blue Mosque (photo stop). The Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque or the Blue Mosque of the East has four soaring minarets with blue enameled domes each measuring 52 metres in diameter and 107 metres in length. The dome is also capped with Quranic verses and an aluminum finial finishing of gold. The mosque can accommodate some 10,000 worshippers and is regarded as one of the largest in South East Asia.
• Then Hou Temple. Situated in Robson Heights overlooking Jalan Syed Putra in Kuala Lumpur, this temple is the home to patron Goddess Thean Hou of the Hainanese community. This striking six-tiered temple is regarded as one of the biggest Chinese temples in South East Asia.
• KL Tower. Here, visitors can enjoy a bird's eye view of the city from the fourth highest concrete tower in the world. This imposing 421-metre tower is clad in glass (double glazed with gas infilled) is arranged in the traditional Islamic form of the ‘Muqannas’. For the transportation from ground floor to the various platforms of the tower head, high-speed lifts are installed. Travelling time by the lifts between the ground floor and the various platforms of the tower head will take approximately one minute.
• Suria KLCC Shopping Centre (shopping stop) – Malaysia's premier shopping destination located at Kuala Lumpur's prestigious commercial address and nestled between the PETRONAS Twin Towers, one of the world's tallest buildings.

• Photostop at PETRONAS Twin Towers, one of the world's tallest buildings.
• Bukit Bintang. The city’s foremost shopping districts offering a multitude of merchandise to suit every taste and budget. All the city’s major shopping outlets are located in this area – namely Sungei Wang Plaza, Bukit Bintang Plaza, Starhill Plaza, and Lot 10. Passengers will be dropped off at the Lot 10 shopping complex.

• KL Chinatown. Petaling Street is endowed with a distinct character of its own. This colourful street of shops, restaurants and hawker stalls bustles with vitality. Flanking both sides of this street are shops selling anything from textiles to Chinese herbal medicines.

• Midvalley. A generous experience awaits you when you arrive at Mid Valley Megamall. Located in the heart of an exciting valley, Kuala Lumpur’s most sensational shopping destination opens its doors to you where we promise the zest of today’s fashion, mouth-watering flavours of culinary galore, indulgence of pampering services alongside the convenience of everyday shopping. Mid Valley Megamall offers easy access to people living in Kuala Lumpur or Petaling Jaya. Right between two cities, Mid Valley is one of South-East Asia’s largest shopping malls. It offers shopaholics a total of almost 190,000sq metres of retail space. At this shopping complex, you can find just about anything under the sun from the trendiest apparel to the most affordable pair of shoes. There is even a huge health club, many beauty and hair salons, and a large bookstore. For entertainment, you will be spoilt for choices. A huge bowling alley, the region’s largest cineplex (18 screens), snooker centre, fun pub and arcade are among some of the diversions here. As for food, you only need to decide what you want to eat, and chances are you will find it at Mid Valley. Two food courts offer a huge selection of everything from local food to teppanyaki, while specialty restaurants, cafes, bakeries, coffee bistros, fast food outlets, local food takeaways, snack counters and hotdog stands may be found at strategic locations throughout the mall. Anchor tenants include Metrojaya, Carrefour and Jusco.

• 1 Utama Shopping Centre. One of Malaysia’s top shopping destinations, 1 Utama Shopping Centre has something for everyone from shopping, dining and entertainment to nature. The multi-award winning centre has achieved many industry ‘firsts’ such as a Sky Mall, tropical Rainforest within a shopping centre and the first home to host many international brands entering Malaysia. Today, with 6 retail floors spread over 5 million sq ft, 1 Utama is indisputably a premier shopping and entertainment paradise attracting millions of visitors every year. Shoppers can expect premier department stores, trendy and stylish brands and prestige attractions - combining over 600 shops to cater to everyone. For easier navigation for shoppers, 1 Utama is divided into themed zones - Highstreet, Oval, Rainforest, Promenade, Promenade Lakeside, Centre Court, Courtyard and the Entertainment Zone.

• AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre. This shopping mall is located in the vibrant and modern township of Bandar Bukit Tinggi, the hub of southern Klang. Here you'll find a delightful array of world-renowned labels, sumptuous food outlets, and much more under one big roof! The AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre has a gross lettable area of one million square feet, making it one of the largest shopping malls in Malaysia.

Important Notes:

• Sequence of stops and actual timings may differ depending on the number of participants, disembarkation time and prevailing traffic / weather conditions.

• Tours are subject to cancellation during adverse sea and/or weather conditions.

• Tour contents and prices are subject to change without prior notice (please refer to the Tour Information sheets provided onboard SuperStar Virgo)

• Please note that the running of any shore excursion option is subject to minimum participation requirements.