This famil, which led into the GTN conference and was supported by Malaysia Airlines, combined cultural heritage, natural landscapes, and local experiences.
After a night at KLIA the trip travelled to historic Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage city renowned for its Portuguese, Dutch, Chinese and British influences. Highlights included exploring landmarks, visiting temples, experiencing the Baba and Nyonya heritage (including a stay in a converted Merchant House, Baba House Hotel), and taking a river cruise.
Returning to Kuala Lumpur by high-speed electric train, the group discovered the Batu Caves, savoured a traditional banana leaf lunch, and explored the city’s historic landmarks, including Masjid Jamek, Merdeka Square, and the KL Tower Skydeck.
The journey continued into the Cameron Highlands, featuring Lata Iskandar Waterfall, indigenous Orang Asli culture, tea plantations, and the Mossy Forest.
In George Town, Penang, the agents explored historic temples, the Peranakan Mansion, architectural heritage, and street art. The famil concluded with a visit to Penang Hill, afternoon high tea, and The Habitat rainforest canopy walk.
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