Tour to Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore
Tour to Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore -
From 09-Dec-2023 to 18-Dec-2023 for 10 days :
Thailand - Bangkok- Pattaya (2N) Bangkok (2N)
Malaysia- Kuala Lumpur (1N) Genting Highlands Kuala Lumpur (1N)
Singapore- Singapore (3N)
Mumbai to Mumbai tour we all met at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport Mumbai as per the scheduled flight departure time and proceed to Bangkok.
Day 1 Bangkok – Pattaya
Upon arrival we proceed to Pattaya – city on Thailand’s eastern Gulf coast
known for its beaches, lined with resort hotels, high-rise condos, shopping malls, cabaret bars and 24-hour clubs.
A visit to Pattaya is a wonderful way to explore the beaches along the Gulf of Thailand. Relaxed and family-friendly Jomtien Beach is a hot spot for watersports and seaside massages. The giant Buddha of Wat Khao Phra Bat keeps watch over the city, and the wooden Wang Boran Sanctuary of Truth pays homage to Buddhist and Hindu art and architecture. At night, tons of bars and strip clubs attract an adults-only crowd.
Pattaya City is one for travelers in search of fun and adventure. Found on Thailand’s eastern gulf coast, it is renowned for its beaches, natural parks, family-friendly attractions, and temples. Nature fanatics are free to try out water activities in Pattaya Beach, while party animals can head to Beach Road for clubbing.
Pattaya is a top vacation spot, thanks to the wide range of activities one can do while on holiday here! This city is best known for its nightlife - you can watch a cabaret show at Alcazar Cabaret or simply head to Walking Street and explore the neon-lit street filled with clubs, bars, and pubs.
En route we visit Pattaya Tower – the first highest seaside tower in Thailand with an observation deck on the 55th floor offering panoramic view of the coastline and the City. We saw people enjoying Speed Shuttle / Sky Shuttle / Tower Jump. In the evening we enjoy the famous cabaret show – Alcazar Show.
Day 2 Pattaya
Today we visit Coral Island. we enjoy parasailing (paragliding) and Speed boat ride. The paragliding flight lasts 15 minutes. This time is quite enough to enjoy the flight and experience unforgettable emotions in the air. We shall enjoyed the colourful underwater life from the Glass Bottom Boat. We also get a chance to enjoy the various water sports like Banana Boat, water scooter, underwater sea walk etc. on your own. Later we visit Nong Nooch Village – the biggest and the most beautiful botanical garden. Here we enjoy Pottery Garden, the famous Elephant show and Thai cultural show. In the evening we relax ourselves with Scientific Thai massage. Thai massage is a traditional massage technique that combines deep tissue pressure, muscle and joint stretching, and gentle manipulations of the body. Research has shown Thai massage to beneficial for pain relief and for easing symptoms of depression and anxiety. In most forms of massage, the practitioner uses their hands and sometimes other objects to relax and manipulate your muscles. You lie on a massage table, switching between face-down and face-up. In Thai massage, however, you lie on a mat on the floor. You can leave your clothes on for a Thai massage. It's important to wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that is easy to move in. For all of us, they provided their own Cloth for the message.
Day 3 Pattaya – Bangkok
Today we proceed back to Bangkok. En- route we visited the famous and the world’s biggest Gems Gallery where we enjoy shopping precious stones and witness a spectacular light and sound presentation of the glittering world of gems. Upon arrival at Bangkok we enjoy the city orientation tour which – the temple of the reclining Buddha. In the evening we enjoy shopping at Indra Square.
Day 4 Bangkok
Today we visit Safari World. an open zoo where visitors can
marvel at the animals living in their natural habitat. At Marine Park, there
are a variety of exotic marine animals and shows like Orang tang Monkey Kick
Boxing Show, Cowboy Stunt Show, Sea Lion Show, and Dolphin Show. We get an
opportunity to have the closest encounter with the rare and endangered species
of the animal kingdom. In the evening we enjoy the dining experience along the
Chao Phraya River Dinner Cruise. It is located on Ramintra Road
Km 9. It is the kingdom of many strange and interesting animals from around the
world, rare animals, and many cute animal shows. As such, it has received a lot
of attention from tourists of all ages. Safari World Open Zoo is therefore a
retreat for families and has been with the Thai people for a long time.
This zoo has an area of more
than 177 acres. The interior is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1: Safari Park:
Visitors will be able to sit in a vehicle to closely observe the lives of
animals in a natural context. This invites them to be amazed with a wide
variety of animals, e.g., giraffe, zebra, ostrich, camel, crested crane, lion,
tiger, antelope, Canadian bear, etc.
Section 2: Marine Park or
Water Park is full of aquatic life and various shows, e.g., performances by
orangutans, sea lions, dolphins and white whale, espionage war show, birds, and
elephants. There are also many kinds of bird gardens, crocodile park, polar
bears and many others.
Section 3: Jungle Walk, which
is an area for feeding different animals and the Sun Conure Parrots exhibition
area, a Russian walrus show, and many other kinds of strange and rare animals,
e.g., Victoria crested pigeon, Amazon snakehead, Capybara giant rat, ring
tailed lemur, large macaw parrot cage, and five-coloured lemur.
Day 5 Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur :
On 5th day of the
tour, we took a flight to Kuala Lumpur – the capital city of Malaysia. Upon
arrival, we explore Putrajaya – a planned city, which serves as the Federal
Administrative Centre of Malaysia. Later we explore Kuala Lumpur city, we see
the King's Palace, Dataran Merdeka Square, National Mosque, Cricket Field and
High Court Building. In the evening we visit the Observatory Deck of the K. L.
Tower, which gives a marvellous view of the city.
One of the most famous
attractions in Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur Tower, or KL Tower, offers a lot of
exciting things to do, both in and around it, and of course, great views. The
tower is also known as the Menara KL, Menara Tower, or Menara KL Tower. Have
you ever wondered how tall is the Menara KL Tower? The KL Tower is a six-storey,
421-metre-tall telecommunication tower located in the heart of Malaysia’s
capital. The roof of the pod is at 335-metre tall, but it features an antenna
that increases its height to 421 metres.
There are quite a few fun KL Tower activities visitors can indulge in.
Here, you can experience a breath-taking walk at the top of the tower, or enjoy
a panoramic view of the entire KL City skyline at the Sky Deck and Menara KL
Observation Deck.
Day 6 Kuala Lumpur – Genting
Highlands – Kuala Lumpur
Today we take a photo stop at
the backdrop of Malaysia’s famous landmark – Petronas Twin Towers located above
Suria KLCC Centre. Later we proceed to Genting Highlands by one of the longest
and fastest Cable Cars of South East Asia. Upon arrival, we explore this world
famous entertainment capital. Here we visit Genting SkyWorlds Outdoor Theme
Park – Southeast Asia’s most anticipated theme park. 18 years of age is
prohibited in casinos)
Explore a sprawling
26-acre wonderland at Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park, where nine captivating
theme worlds await your discovery
Travel back in time to
the Ice Age, where you can join your favorite
prehistoric characters on thrilling adventures and icy escapades
Join epic missions, board high-tech spaceships, and explore otherworldly
landscapes at the amazing Andromeda Base
Enter the whimsical
world of Robots Rivet Town, a charming and
interactive zone where robotic characters come to life
Experience the vibrant energy of Rio, where the spirit of carnival
comes alive with lively parades, infectious rhythms, and authentic Brazilian
culture
Grab your Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park entry and get your heart racing
with a wide array of exhilarating rides & pulse-pounding roller coasters
Day 7 Kuala Lumpur – Singapore
On 7th day of the journey, we started our journey to Singapore by AC Coach. Upon arrival we explore Singapore city, we see Suntec City, Fountain of Wealth, City Hall, Orchard Road, Swissotel The Stamford – the tallest hotel in Singapore, Parliament House, The Esplanade and take a photo stop at Merlion – Symbol of Singapore, followed by a Bum Boat ride in Singapore River which
gives us breath-taking views of contemporary architecture and iconic skylines.
In the evening, we take Night Safari to experience a close encounter with the
wild animals. We take a Tram ride which takes us through the 7 geographical
zones. Later we enjoy dinner amidst the natural environment of Night Safari.
Night
Safari, the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park, is where night comes alive
in Singapore, with close to 900 animals from approximately 100 species (almost
41% of which are threatened), calling this sprawling 35-hectare park home. Over
here, night owls can admire exotic creatures such as Malayan tigers, Asian
elephants, fishing cats, red dholes, anoas, markhors, bantengs, Malayan tapirs,
and Asian lions, among others.
Day
8 Singapore
Today
we enjoy a Cable Car ride from Mt. Faber to Sentosa
Island. Here we enjoy a ride in the highest open air gondola called the SkyHelix. We
also visit Images of Singapore, Madame Tussauds wax
museum and 4D Marvel show. Then we visit Observation deck of Marina Bay
Sands Sky Park which gives us panoramic views of the Singapore city, followed
by a visit to Gardens by the bay – Flower dome - the largest glass green house
in the world. Get ready to witness a sound & light
show (subject to operation) as the supertree grove lights up.
Madame
Tussauds Singapore is conveniently located on Sentosa Island at Imbiah
Lookout. Marie Tussauds, the founder of
Madame Tussauds, wax museums, of which there are 24 located throughout the
world. The original one is located in London, and was opened in 1835.
Originally the name was Madame Tussaud's, but the apostrophe was dropped. Madame Tussauds Singapore is a wax museum and
tourist attraction at the Imbiah Lookout of Sentosa Island in Singapore. It
officially opened on 25 October 2014 as the seventh Asian branch of the Madame
Tussauds chain of wax attractions worldwide.
These
light shows in Singapore include the stunning OCBC Garden Rhapsody at Gardens
by the Bay, Spectra at Marina Bay Sands and the majestic Crane Dance at
Sentosa. All are worth seeing if you are nearby, and given the proximity of
Marina Bay Sands to Gardens by the Bay, you could even see 2 in a row.
With
so many great backdrops it isn’t surprising that on any night of the week you
will find somewhere in Singapore lit up in a dazzling display of multi-coloured
lights to the sound of well-known tunes or original compositions. From
incredible laser shows that light up the Marina Bay 7 nights a week, to huge
manmade trees that shine brightly across the city for miles, all these
Singapore light shows are free for all to watch and make great entertainment
for all the family.
Day
9 Singapore – Universal Studios – Singapore
Today
we visit Universal Studios which offers excitement, thrills and unlimited
entertainment. Experience thrilling shows and attractions like
Light Camera Action,
Transformer,
Accelerator ride,
Revenge
of the Mummy,
Water world, Jurassic Park, Madagascar -
Crate Adventure,
Donkey Live,
Shrek 4D adventure,
Flying
Dragon, etc.
Later we visit Asia’s biggest SEA Aquarium which houses the
rare species of the marine world. Then we take a mono-rail ride.
In the evening
we get entertained by a spectacular light and water
show - 'Wings of Time'.
Day 10 Singapore – Departure to Hometown
En-route, we visited "The Victoria Memorial Hall" :
The
grande dames of Singapore's performing arts scene, home to the Singapore
Symphony Orchestra (SSO), didn’t start off as a purpose-built theatre. Instead,
it was completed in 1862 as a Town Hall with a theatre, but became too small
for either function. In 1901, it was
decided that a memorial hall was to be built to commemorate Queen Victoria, who
passed away in January that year, and that the Town Hall would be incorporated
into the design of the memorial hall. The Victoria Memorial Hall was built next
to the Town Hall, the facades were unified in the Palladian architectural style
and a clock tower erected to join the two buildings together. The Town Hall was
renamed Victoria Theatre. Today, it stands as an iconic landmark in Singapore’s
city centre.
"little India" near to which we had an hotel for lunch- Spice Grill Restaurant, 94 Rangoon Rd
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