• Royal Selangor Visitor Centre - The journey begins at the Royal Selangor Pewter, home to the world’s largest and most advanced pewter factory, renowned globally for its exceptional quality and craftsmanship. During the factory tour, visitors will observe various processes including casting, filing, polishing, soldering, hammering, and engraving.
• Batu Caves - The final destination is the limestone hills of Batu Caves, featuring three main caverns and several smaller caves. It serves as the shrine of Lord Murugah, a revered Hindu deity, with a staircase of 272 steps leading to the temple cave.
• Cave Villa - This museum cave is adorned with images of deities and murals illustrating scenes from Hindu scriptures.
• Malaysia Tourism Centre - A central hub for tourist information, offering a gift shop and other services, along with on-site festivals and music performances.

This location also serves as the starting and ending point for tourists outside the pickup zone. Meeting Point: Pusat Pelancongan Malaysia (MATIC), 139 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur.

• Jadi Batek Gallery - The next stop is the Batik Factory, where visitors can witness the design and printing of Batik.

This is a comprehensive batik handicraft center in Kuala Lumpur. Daily batik demonstrations are held at the workshop, and visitors are encouraged to create their own batik artwork in the batik class. The retail showroom offers a wide selection of Malaysian handicrafts at competitive prices.

• All taxes, fees and handling charges included
• Service of an English-speaking driver
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• Complimentary hotel or port pickup and drop-off within 0.5km of KLCC Area

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities (optional)
• Entrance Fees For Sites

Embark on an exciting 3-hour group trip to one of Kuala Lumpur’s premier destinations, the Batu Caves. Relax with the luxury of free two-way transport from your accommodation in the city, eliminating the stress of navigating public transportation. En route to the caves, take two pit stops at factories to learn more about the pewter and batik (a wax dyeing method) manufacturing processes in Malaysia. After this, gear up to climb the 272 steps leading to the famed temple cave.

• Enjoy the intimacy of a small group setting
• Benefit from free hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Get an insider glimpse into batik making
• Benefit from real-time narration throughout the tour
• Batu Caves is closed for 3 days during Thaipusam, but you can still enjoy the vibrant CuteraK festival experience.
• To enter the Batu Caves, customers are required to follow a certain dress code. This religious site does not allow customers entering the caves wearing short skirts / shorts that do not cover the knees or sleeveless shirts / tops.
• For shared transfer and early or late pick-up is possible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.