Kuala Lumpur Shore Excursions for Cruise Passenger

Description

Kuala Lumpur shore excursions were created specificity for cruise passenger during cruise port of call in Kuala Lumpur city. The cruise terminal situated about 1 hours driving from Kuala Lumpur. If you like to see the great attractions in Kuala Lumpur, hired us. We show you the tallest, the biggest, the oldest and the newest attraction in Kuala Lumpur. To do that, the tour is privately organized to give more flexibility and efficiency.

Kuala Lumpur Shore Excursions Main Features

List of Attraction

1. PETRONAS Twin Towers – (photo-stop)
2. Batu Caves
3. Independent Square
4. King Palaces (photo-stop)
5. Central Market
6. Kampung Baru

Kuala Lumpur Shore Excursions Itinerary

PETRONAS Twin Towers

The guest will be brought to tallest twin building in the World known as PETRONAS Twin Towers for a photo shoot. Fully completed in 1998, few month before Commonwealth Games PETRONAS Twin Towers immediately become Kuala Lumpur main attraction and landmarks. Standing at 452 meters, PETRONAS Twin Towers still holding two world record as the tallest twin building and the highest double deck sky bridge. PETRONAS Twin Towers also known as Kuala Lumpur Two Towers. The Kuala Lumpur shore excursions tour package NOT inclusive visiting Twin Towers Sky Bridge and level 86 observation deck. The ticket must be book few days in advance.

Aerial View of Kampung Baru

Kampung Baru Kuala Lumpur (New Village) has a reputation as the oldest Malay Settlement still available in Kuala Lumpur. Established in 1899, Sultan Selangor granted 90 hectares of land for Malays people who been effected from rapid development in the city. Kampung Baru also known as Malay Agricultural Settlement gazette by the British for Malays people maintain their country lifestyle in the city. The status of land still remain until today whereby the land only can be sell to others Malay people. Kampung Baru is formed of seven small villages lead by one headman. Few wooden house in the village was built in the 1920s still stand strong even surrounded by skyscrapers.

Batu Caves

Batu Caves situated about 20 minutes driving from Kuala Lumpur. The biggest and the most visited Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpur. According to history, the 400 million years old Limestone mountain was officially mark on the map by American Zoology William Hornaday in 1878. Surrounding these hills there are 18 Caves used by Aboriginal people as a transit shelters during the hunting trip. In 1891, Mr. ThambusamyPillay installs the moorthi (consecrated idol) of Shri Subramanian Swamy. In 1892, the first Thaiposam celebration was held here. The main attractions in Batu Caves are the Lord Murugan Statue, Hanuman Statue and 272 steps towards to main caves. Travelers are advised to wear modest clothing when visiting the Batu Caves.

Sultan Abdul Samad Building

Kuala Lumpur shore excursions continue by visiting independence square. Kuala Lumpur Independent square is collection heritage building built by the British since 1894 – 1919. Two British Architecture A.C Norman and A.B Hubback play an important role in the construction of buildings in Kuala Lumpur. They adopt Moorish architecture, Tudor, Neo-Classical and Neo-Gothic create unique and functional structure. List of Heritage Building can be found surrounding independent square The Cathedral of Saint Mary, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, City Theater, Royal Selangor Club and Formal High Court Building. Other attractions can be found are the 100 meter flagpole and Victoria Fountain.

Central Market Kuala Lumpur

Central Market Kuala Lumpur was built in 1888 by R.H. Steed. The main function in the early established as a wet market for Chinese tin miner. The current building was built in 1937 with art deco facade was put into building structures. In 1970s,, the city halls plan to demolished the market for others development, but its was saved by local conservationists. In 1981, Central Market once again under the threat of demolition but city halls decided to convert the wet market became a center for arts, handicrafts and culture. In 1985 Central Market, was reopened known as Pasar Seni by local people. In 2013, the side walkway outside the building has converted to become the Hawkers Center known as Kasturi Walk.

Putrajaya

The most uniqueness our Kuala Lumpur Shore Excursions tourist won’t get from others tour operator is covering Putrajaya. Situated about 30 minutes to south Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya was known as the most advanced city in Malaysia. Most of Government Offices previously situated in Kuala Lumpur was moved to here to served the Malaysian with better facility and efficiency. Some of prominent landmarks in the world has been adopted during the designed of Putrajaya. The good example Champs Elysees in Paris and Khaju Bridge in Esfahan, Iran. The main attractions in Putrajaya are Putra Mosque, Prime Minister Department, man made lake and amazing landscape. Oppurtunity to visit the Putra Mosque if situation permitted.

Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

• Q: How I recognized our driver or guide?
• A: They will waiting for you at arriving halls holding a paging board with your name on it.

• Q: Where the Cruise will docked.
• A: Most of cruise will docked at Boustead Cruise Terminal Port Klang, but some of the cruise might docked at WestPort or North Port.