• Malaysia Tourism Centre - Itinerary:
  This is a standard itinerary for this tour.
  Please note: If any attractions are closed, the itinerary may be adjusted without prior notice.

7:00am hotel pick-up from your accommodation within a 1km radius of Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC).
Alternatively, join the tour from the Kuala Lumpur meeting point at the Malaysia Tourism Centre (MaTic): 109, Jalan Ampang, 55000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

• Sungai Pandan Waterfall - Besides Teluk Cempedak Beach, this stunning waterfall in Kuantan is a popular picnic destination. It offers designated areas for barbecues and camping. If swimming isn’t your preference, enjoy a leisurely walk through the ‘mystical’ forest along the jungle trail. You might even spot the largest endangered species in Asia, the tapir. Nature enthusiasts will find this an ideal spot in Kuantan.
• Sungai Lembing Museum - Known humorously as the El Dorado of the East, Sungai Lembing was once a prosperous tin mining town. Located 42 kilometers from town, the Sungai Lembing Museum, established by the Museums and Antiquities Department, celebrates the town’s historic glory. Exhibits include tin mining equipment and train tracks used in the quarries.
• Sungai Lembing Mines - Please note: Entrance fee is not included and can be purchased directly at the counter.

History buffs will enjoy a nostalgic ride on an antique mine cart through Sungai Lembing’s abandoned tin mines. Although the tin industry has declined, these mines hold significant historical value and have been restored for exploration.

As the train enters the dark tunnel, feel the cool breeze and your heart race with each chug. Enveloped in mystery and tales of supernatural phenomena, the eerie tunnel is both haunting and fascinating. Fun fact: these mines extend over 300 kilometers and reach depths of 700 meters – equivalent to a 14-story building!

These old mines tell stories of the hard work and sacrifices of young men who toiled in these perilous conditions, some never seeing daylight again. More importantly, they embody the resilient spirit of Malaysians who worked tirelessly to support their families – a key aspect of Sungai Lembing’s identity.

• Lao Zi Temple - Located 13 kilometers from Sungai Lembing, Lao Zi Temple is home to the reputedly ‘longest manmade dragon’. Begin your journey through the temple by entering its ‘tail’ and exiting through its ‘mouth’. Devotees believe that good fortune comes to those who complete the 2,700-foot pilgrimage through the dragon; nearly 100,000 visitors come annually to honor the founder of Taoism.
• Natural Batik Village - Batik painting offers a perfect escape for those seeking a break from city life. Enjoy a tranquil afternoon creating your own batik artwork at Kuantan Natural Batik Village. Blend basic colors to create the perfect hues and bring intricate motifs to life. Plus, you get to keep your batik painting as a souvenir!

The Natural Batik Village also sells exquisite batik cloth, silk shirts, and dresses – ideal mementos of your visit! If you’re curious about the batik-making process, request a tour to learn more. The friendly locals are eager to share their beautiful culture.

• Pantai Batu Hitam - Malaysia’s nature seems to favor black. In addition to Langkawi’s black sand beach, Kuantan boasts a black stone beach. Imagine if there were a black sea in Malaysia – that would be amazing. As the name suggests, this beach is covered with black pebbles scattered across the shore. It’s a fantastic spot for selfie or group photos.
• Beserah Beach - Located 10 kilometers from Kuantan town, Beserah is a small fishing village renowned for its seafood restaurants. Instagram-worthy moments include watching Beserah fishermen use carts and water buffaloes to haul in their daily catch. A few kilometers north of Beserah is Batu Hitam Beach, also known as Black Stones Beach.
• Teluk Chempedak - A famous beach in Kuantan, Teluk Cempedak is perfect for witnessing stunning sunrises. As the light brightens the sky, it dispels darkness and worries from urban life. The rocks by the shore gleam like golden crowns, and the sea’s tides race to meet the horizon where the majestic sun rises. The tranquility is simply unmatched.
• Masjid Sultan Ahmad Shah - Built between 1991 and 1993, this powder-blue mosque is the east coast’s most famous and a top tourist attraction in Kuantan. Situated beside a large football field, the mosque features Moorish architecture with beautiful designs and etchings. At night, it becomes a picturesque sight with its illuminated minarets, spires, and turrets.
• Kuantan 188 - Formerly known as Menara Teruntum, Kuantan 188 is a 188-meter tower located in the heart of Kuantan, Pahang. It is the tallest tower on the East Coast and Malaysia’s second-tallest tower, following Menara Kuala Lumpur. On February 21, 2022, Kuantan 188 was certified as an official member of the World Federation of Great Towers.

• Private transportation
• English-speaking driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotel only)
• Kuantan 188 Tower Observation Deck Entrance

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities
• Sungai Lembing Tin Mines Admission Ticket

• Explore Sungai Lembing, the world’s largest underground tin mine
• Learn about the history and day-to-day life in Sungai Lembing during the peak of tin mining
• Visit the Tin-Mine Museum and see artifacts from the era of tin mining
• Create your unique batik art piece at Kuantan Natural Batik Village.
• Discover Teluk Cempedak, touted as one of Malaysia’s most beautiful beaches
• Experience the exquisite Moorish architecture and designs at Masjid Sultan Ahmad Shah
• Enjoy a panoramic view of Kuantan City from the famous Kuantan 188 tower
• Witness the grandeur of the 823m long Golden Dragon statue at Lao Zi Temple
• Please note: If any of the attractions is closed, we have the right to change the itinerary without notice.

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