Rates inclusive
of sightseeing transfers, admission fees, meals as indicated,
pick-up & return to hotel.
SIC tour - minimum 2 pax.
Child rate are 80% of the adult rate.
Tour Description
KUA
01 Pekan Tour (3 Hours)
A drive 46 km South of Kuantan, situated on the banks
near the mouth of the Pahang River is the Royal town
of Pekan. Catch tradition and culture in the surroundings
and visit the Sultan Abu Bakar Museum - a treasure of
historical artifacts, antiques and the best collection
of Malay weapons (keris). View the Royal stables, the
polo grounds and an old steam engine converted to be
a Grand State Mosque and the Royal Mausoleum. Visit
Keladi Village to see silk-weaving created with hand-looms.
KUA 02 Village
Tour (3 Hours)
Tour features Beserah, a small fishing village where
time-honored methods of salting fish are still being
deployed. Located ten kilometers north of Kuantan, Beserah
is also known as a centre for local handicrafts such
as batik and wood-carving. Visit the Pandanus Weaving
Centre and see this village ladies weave mats and bags
out of straw. Other interests in the village include
kite flying, top spinning, and watching monkeys gather
ripe coconuts.
KUA
03 Lake Chini Tour (L) (8 Hours)
Lake Chini remains as
an attraction for the nature lover with a spirit of
adventure. Located 90km Southwest of Kuantan in the
wilds and surrounded by mountains. Lake Chini is accessible
by a 40-minute boat (sampan) ride under the canopy of
tropical trees lining the narrow winding river. An added
bonus, when in seasons, is the startling beauty of the
pink lotus in full bloom. A visit to the Orang Asli
settlement will enlighten you of their traditional way
of hunting with the use of blow-pipes. (Packed lunch
included)
KUA 04
Kuala
Terengganu Tour (L) (8 Hours)
A drive North for 230 km passing through quaint Malay
villages coconut palms, and fishing bays dotted along
the coastal road. A visit to the local market is a must
with the colourful atmosphere of the typical life style
on the East Coast. A drive through town will bring one
pass the Palace and several old buildings steeped in
history. A stop at some of the local handcrafts, the
most important being the silk factory. Lunch included .
