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Experience for yourself the similarities and differences between sparkling Singapore and mesmerizing Malaysia. These two countries were once part of the same state, but in 1965, Singapore became independent. Nowadays, their cultural similarities make them friendly neighbors, while the juxtaposition of their vastly different landscapes make them a fascinating combination to visit on a single trip. You'll journey from Singapore to Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Cameron Highlands, Penang, and round off your trip in the paradisaical island of Langkawi.

This itinerary is an example. It’s designed to inspire you and provide you with thoughtfully curated ideas. You can choose to do this exact itinerary or completely personalize it. All trips are 100% bespoke.

Highlights

  • Tea Plantations: Freshly-picked leaves from the Cameron Highlands are brewed to provide one of the most flavor-packed cups of teas you'll ever taste.
  • Art: Penang's world-renowned art scene ranges from Instagrammable street art to chic contemporary galleries.
  • Beaches: Sink into soft, white sand as you relax on Langkawi's beautiful beaches, rated some of the best on the planet.

Day-by-Day

Day 1

Singapore

Arrive in Singapore and get ready to begin your journey. You'll be greeted at the airport, and transported to your luxury hotel. Once you've settled into your hotel, head out into Singapore's bustling, pristine streets to explore the city. Check out Little India, Arab Street, and Chinatown, enjoying a bite to eat at a hawker stall. Round off your day with a river cruise aboard a traditional bumboat, meandering through the city’s various bays and quays.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: Strategically placed at the centre of Singapore's business district, the Singapore Fullerton Bay is the newest hotel along the stunning Marina Bay waterfront.

History: The Fullerton Bay is relatively new, but within its short history, it has managed to pick up the Best New Business Hotel Worldwide by Business Traveller UK magazine.

Service: Business guests can take full advantage of this hotel’s long list of business-oriented services, while those looking to explore Singapore will appreciate the complimentary shuttle service provided for guests.

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Why We Love This Hotel
  • A Slice of History: Stories fill every corridor and room at the Raffles Hotel, and you can even choose to stay in Charlie Chaplin’s old room, complete with limited edition memorabilia.
  • Service with Style: The Raffles Hotel’s legendary Butlers offer unparalleled service, taking care of every need and leaving you to unwind and soak in the old-world atmosphere.
  • Michelin-Star Fare: The Raffles Hotel’s tastefully curated dining and drink options include seven-time Michelin awardee Anne-Sophie Pic’s take on contemporary French cuisine, classic North Indian fare served in copper tiffin boxes, and the nocturnal birthplace of the famous Singapore Sling cocktail.
  • Old-World Charm: From antique grandfather clocks to beautiful teakwood dressers and all-marble bathrooms, the Raffles Hotel’s storied history comes through in every interior detail and fixture.
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Day 2

Singapore

Explore more of Singapore today. In the morning, embark on an architectural tour of the city, guided by a resident architectural expert who will point out fascinating details and facts. In the evening, enjoy a light show, either at the Botanical Gardens or riverfront at Marina Bay Sands, before toasting to the day with cocktails overlooking the city at Sands SkyPark, on top one of the city’s major attraction and iconic structures, Marina Bay Sands.

Singapore
Singapore

Day 3

Singapore

Learn to cook some of the delicious food you’ve been eating during your time in the city at a morning Singaporean cooking class. The Asian Civilizations Museum is your next stop, where you’ll gain some intriguing insight into the region’s culture. Finally, a trip to the Singapore Zoo is in order for a mystical and exciting safari ride through the rainforest, a perfect end to your Singapore stay.

Day 4

Malacca

Enjoy a final gourmet breakfast at your hotel this morning, before checking out to embark on the next leg of your journey. You'll be chauffeur-driven over the border and to Malacca, a state on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former British colony.

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Inspired by Mediterranean design and local, Peranakan aesthetics, the Casa Del Rio sits along the banks of the Melaka River. Its 66 stylish rooms echo the Portuguese heritage of the area, as well as that of the Melaka Sultanate, a powerful kingdom which once held sway over much of the area; each room features air conditioning, high speed Internet, flat-screen televisions, minibars, in-room safes, and coffee and tea facilities.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

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Housed in an elaborate mansion dating back to the 1920s, the Majestic Hotel sits on the banks of the Malacca River, where Chinese junks, or sailing ships, and other vessels once plied their trade. For three years in a row, the Majestic was awarded the “Best Signature Boutique Hotel” by Expatriate Lifestyle magazine, and for good reason; its atmospheric, elegant halls gives guests a taste of the bygone days when Malacca was a mighty, cosmopolitan city.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 5

Kuala Lumpur

Drive 2 hours to Kuala Lumpur today, a major Southeast Asian hub, and a surprisingly modern city. Check in to your executive suite at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, and step back out into the city to get acquainted with your new surroundings. There is lots to see in KL: we recommend Merdeka Square, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the Central Market, Sze Ya Temple, and Petaling Street Market. If time allows, round off the day with a trip to the Lake Gardens Butterfly Park, the world's largest. Head back to your hotel this evening to relax and enjoy a restful sleep.

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Why We Love This Hotel
  • Health and Wellness: The Spa services at the Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur are second-to-none thanks to its aim of providing guests with a “Sanctuary for the Senses” (a nod to the sacred, tropical Banyan Tree that is the hotel’s namesake).
  • Customized Itineraries: The Banyan Tree offers guests the option to book a special three-day itinerary that’s perfectly suited to busy guests who wish to cut out the hassle of planning and get right down to experiencing the best of what KL and its surrounding areas have to offer.
  • Rooftop Oasis: The hotel’s open-air, rooftop facilities are sure to dazzle guests with expansive, 360-degree views stretching outward beyond the Golden Triangle area.
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Why We Love This Hotel
  • Classic Four Seasons Service: A culture of putting guests’ needs first has been carried forth by the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts brand ever since its founder Isadore Sharp opened its first hotel in 1961, and the brand’s Kuala Lampur incarnation stays true to this original ideology.
  • Dining Options Abound: The Four Seasons Kuala Lumpur offers six in-house dining, cocktail, and lounge options, along with 24-hour in-room dining available.
  • Golden Triangle Location: The hotel’s ideal location in the center of the city is right next to Kuala Lumpur’s premier district for shopping and nightlife, the dazzling Petronas Twin Towers, and much more.
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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: This five-star property is located in the city center, adjacent to luxury shopping and the Petronas Towers, with direct access to airport transport.

History: The Mandarin Oriental is one of the city’s most prestigious luxury hotels, with a long history of hosting international and regional VIPs.

Service: This property has been the recipient of countless awards for hospitality and outstanding guest service. Expect to be greeted by name.

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Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur

Day 6

Kuala Lumpur

After a tasty hotel breakfast, begin your second day in Kuala Lumpur with a visit to the National Visual Arts Gallery. Your museum tour continues with your next stop, at the National Museum, featuring ancient Malay artefacts. Finally, check out some of Malaysia's colourful sea-life at the Aquaria KLCC. Return to your hotel to enjoy the evening at your leisure.

Day 7

Cameron Highlands

Check out of your hotel and drive 3.5 hours to the Cameron Highlands this morning, enjoying the picturesque landscape from the car window. Drop off your bags at the luxurious Cameron Highlands Resort, one of the world's best tea plantation hotels. Tour the grounds of Boh Tea Plantation nearby, and savor a freshly-made brew. If you're up to it, peruse the nearby rainforest this afternoon, checking out the local flora and fauna, while breathing in the fresh mountain air.

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The Cameron Highlands Resort is situated amid the lush environs of Malaysia’s largest hill station, named after William Cameron, a British Government surveyor who discovered the area in 1885 while on a mapping expedition. The resort, which looks out on the Cameron Highlands golf course, has won numerous awards from the travel industry and consumers alike, including recognition as one of the five best tea plantation hotels in the world by the U.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Day 8

Penang

Drive (4 hours) or fly to Malaysia's cultural heart, Penang. Refuel with a steaming hot Indian meal, rich with flavor, from one of Little India's many restaurants. Check in to your suite at the Eastern and Oriental Hotel, and freshen up. Head to Lover's Lane's famous street art, and the centuries-old clan jetties at Weld Quay. Return to your hotel in the evening, or stay out to experience Penang's nightlife.

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A historical property, the Eastern & Oriental Hotel is reminiscent of British elegance during the colonial era while representing present-day Penang. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2008, the hotel boasts a stellar location, close to downtown Georgetown and the cultural, financial and historical districts are located.

This accommodation has been personally vetted by the Remote Lands team and is the best available in the area. More information on this property is available on the “Hotels” tab at the top of the page.

Penang
Penang

Day 9

Penang

Take in some of Penang's art culture this morning – you may choose from the State Art Gallery, the Alpha Utara Gallery, Galeri Seni Mutiara, Galeri Art Point, and Penang Malay Art Gallery, or even see them all! In the afternoon, you'll see two of the cities most fascinating religious sites, starting with the Kapitan Keling Mosque, with its spectacular red domes, and the Snake Temple, full of live, venom-less snakes.

Day 10

Penang

Start your morning off with an attraction named UNESCO's “Most Excellent Project,” Cheong Fatt Tze mansion. Next, scale Penang Hill and check out the spectacular view from the top, as well as unique wildlife along the way. Return to your hotel tonight to unwind and get a good night's sleep ahead of tomorrow's departure.

Day 11

Langkawi

Depart Penang today, and hop on a plane to nearby Langkawi this morning. This charming tropical island has excellent strips of beach, ideal for sunbathing. Check in to your suite at the Four Seasons Langkawi, and enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure.

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Why We Love This Hotel

Location: The Four Seasons is based in Jalan Tanjung Rhu, with its beautiful crystal blue water and the whitest of white powdery sand, making it the ideal tropical retreat. Behind the resort itself are the most stunning mountaintop landscapes Malaysia has to offer, blanketed by tropical jungle.

History: Langkawi is often referred to as the Jewel of the Kedah, being the largest island of the eponymous Pulau Langkawi. The mangroves that surround the resort have also been protected by UNESCO.

Service: The Four Seasons is a welcoming place for families, allowing guests to bring along their children under 18 years of age at no extra charge, a family pool separate from the adults pool, and providing a multitude of child-friendly activities.

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Langkawi
Langkawi

Day 12

Langkawi

Today is all about leisure – enjoy your beach time as you please. If you feel like exploring, rent a car or bike and cruise across the island's 193-square-mile landscape, checking out new, hidden beaches and trying to find the perfect spot for a picnic. Return to your luxury hotel tonight to enjoy a five-star beachside dinner.

Day 13

Langkawi

Enjoy more leisure time today, enjoying beachside or poolside lounging, or heading out on an island adventure. Telaga Tujuh Waterfall is a lovely spot to spend some time, or you may prefer to try out a trek through the island's pristine nature. Return to your luxury resort for a final night on Langkawi.

Day 14

Departure

Say goodbye to Langkawi and Malaysia today, as your journey comes to an end. You'll be transferred to the international airport in time for your onward journey, either home, or to your next exciting destination.

Suggested Hotels For Days 1–3

Fullerton Bay Hotel
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Fullerton Bay Hotel

Upon opening in the summer of 2010, the glittering Fullerton Bay Hotel became one of Singapore’s premier luxury properties. Its 100 guest rooms, five culturally themed suites and one presidential suite have floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies overlooking Marina Bay, while the hotel’s interior design by highly sought-after architect Andre Fu features antique nautical maps and newly commissioned art works. Three dining options, also designed by Fu, include the modern brasserie Clifford (named after historic Clifford Pier, where the hotel is located), with an 800-bottle fine wine list and 32-foot windows on the Bay; The Landing Point, a sophisticated lounge with elevated comfort food and creative cocktails served along its 42-foot-long bar; and Lantern, the rooftop bar with an 82-foot-long swimming pool offering skyline views. Other facilities include a state-of-the-art fitness center and meeting rooms, while high-speed Internet is available in every room and WiFi is accessible throughout the entire hotel. The Fullerton Bay is approximately a 20-minute drive from Changi International Airport (SIN).

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The Raffles Hotel
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The Raffles Hotel

The Raffles Hotel, located in Singapore’s culturally rich Bras Basah district, is an iconic, opulent hotel housed in a 126-year-old colonial monument. Set among palm and frangipani trees and surrounded by cafes, museums, and eateries, it is a centerpiece of Singaporean history and architecture. It has hosted luminaries like Somerset Maugham, Charlie Chaplin, and Pablo Neruda, and it’s soaked in the atmosphere and feel of the 1920s and 1930s heydays. The hotel’s suites have a distinct old-world charm, with high ceilings and antique furniture, and stories suffuse every verandah, nook, and verdant courtyard. The hotel’s service is unparalleled, with their signature Raffles Butlers attending to the whims of every guest with understated grace, and dining options include multiple Michelin-starred options, as well as the birthplace of the Singapore Sling cocktail. Rooted in Singapore’s traditions and yet strikingly modern, the Raffles Hotel offers an intoxicating blend of luxury, history, and classic colonial design. It’s a unique, boutique experience right from the moment you enter its majestic, teak-lined lobby.
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Suggested Hotels For Day 4

Casa Del Rio

Casa Del Rio

Inspired by Mediterranean design and local, Peranakan aesthetics, the Casa Del Rio sits along the banks of the Melaka River. Its 66 stylish rooms echo the Portuguese heritage of the area, as well as that of the Melaka Sultanate, a powerful kingdom which once held sway over much of the area; each room features air conditioning, high speed Internet, flat-screen televisions, minibars, in-room safes, and coffee and tea facilities. The Casa Del Rio hosts two restaurants, The River Grill, which serves a variety of Western dishes in an informal and upscale setting, and the River Café, a casual eatery that serves snacks and light foods; in addition there is the Bar Rio, a relaxed, atmospheric venue that offers drinks, live music, and sporting events. Amenities include a large infinity pool, a fitness center, and a comprehensive spa.
Majestic Hotel

Majestic Hotel

Housed in an elaborate mansion dating back to the 1920s, the Majestic Hotel sits on the banks of the Malacca River, where Chinese junks, or sailing ships, and other vessels once plied their trade. For three years in a row, the Majestic was awarded the “Best Signature Boutique Hotel” by Expatriate Lifestyle magazine, and for good reason; its atmospheric, elegant halls gives guests a taste of the bygone days when Malacca was a mighty, cosmopolitan city. The Majestic offers a variety of suites and rooms, all of which contain floor-to-ceiling windows, separations between the bathroom and the sleeping area, and tasteful, elegant furniture. The Majestic’s in-house restaurant, the Mansion, serves a fantastic array of diverse dishes, drawing from Dutch, Portuguese, English, Chinese, Indian, and Malaysian cuisines. The Majestic also contains a spa, which offers unique, Peranakan, or Chinese-Malaysian treatments, a swimming pool, fully-equipped gym, and a serene library.

Suggested Hotels For Days 5–6

Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur
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Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur

Once a small tin mining outpost, in a mere 150 years Kuala Lumpur has blossomed into the capital and largest city of Malaysia with a thriving tourist industry and a multitude of other draws. Among these are one of the most lively nightlife scenes in all of Southeast Asia, some of the region’s best shopping, and abundant opportunities for unique culinary experiences. The Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur is situated in the heart of the city’s Golden Triangle district, placing it near some of KL’s (the city’s name is often shortened to “KL” by locals) most famous attractions. The awe-inspiring Petronas Towers can be seen stretching skyward within walking distance, and KLCC Park, with its well-manicured greenspaces and gushing fountains that glow multicolored at night, is also a short distance away. The Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur features 55 rooms and suites. Accommodations and facilities are styled with contemporary flair paired with a good measure of class and sophistication, as shades of cream and taupe complement elegant furnishings and hardwood or marble floors. The hotel also shines as a couples destination, with a number of available activities tailored toward lovebirds like a session at the couples’ spa treatment room or an arranged candlelit bath complete with rose petals and champagne.

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Four Seasons Kuala Lumpur
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Four Seasons Kuala Lumpur

A bustling metropolis with a name that translates to “muddy river confluence” in Malay, Kuala Lumpur is a capital city bearing wide international appeal and a healthy bit of flair. “KL,” as locals often call it, is an urban sightseer’s dream with its numerous shopping malls, museums, and architectural marvels. Those seeking an escape from the city, however, will be delighted to find several forest reserves nearby and other greenspace areas even within Kuala Lumpur that bring an opportunity to hike, see animals in their natural habitat, and find some tranquility. For luxury travelers seeking a five-star base from which to explore this fascinating city, the Four Seasons Kuala Lumpur exemplifies the height of panache lodgings with an ideal location in the midst of the Golden Triangle neighborhood, a shopping and entertainment hub located in the heart of the city. Within the Four Seasons, guests will find a wide array of rooms, suites, and even serviced apartments for extended-stay visitors. The hotel’s six on-site restaurants, lounges, and bars promise enough variety that guests may be tempted to never leave the hotel during their stay (despite the plethora of exotic and fine dining options surrounding the Four Seasons), and a full-service salon and spa is located on-site to serve all hair care and beauty needs.

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Mandarin Oriental Hotel
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Mandarin Oriental Hotel

The Mandarin Oriental is ideally situated in the heart of Kuala Lumpur between the Petronas Twin Towers and Kuala Lumpur City Center Park. The hotel has 643 rooms, including 41 suites, Mandarin Oriental Club floors, and 51 fully serviced apartments. There are also plenty of restaurants and bars, including Casbah, an Arabesque-style lounge, Lai Po Heen, a Chinese restaurant serving Cantonese cuisine, and Wasabi Bistro, a contemporary Californian-Japanese inspired restaurant. Amenities include two ballrooms and 16 function rooms, a business center, high-speed or wireless Internet access throughout the hotel, a spa with nine treatment rooms, a fitness center, an outdoor infinity pool, tennis courts and squash courts. The hotel is only approximately a 30-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur international airport (KUL).

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Suggested Hotel For Day 7

Cameron Highlands Resort

Cameron Highlands Resort

The Cameron Highlands Resort is situated amid the lush environs of Malaysia’s largest hill station, named after William Cameron, a British Government surveyor who discovered the area in 1885 while on a mapping expedition. The resort, which looks out on the Cameron Highlands golf course, has won numerous awards from the travel industry and consumers alike, including recognition as one of the five best tea plantation hotels in the world by the U.K.’s Independent.

Its 56 rooms and suites are appointed with bespoke teak furniture in both traditional Malay and colonial styles, as well as silk accoutrements by the house of Jim Thompson, the American ex-C.I.A. officer who revitalized the Thai silk industry (and mysteriously disappeared in the highlands in 1967). All rooms have flat-screen TV with satellite channels and Internet. The Spa Village offers a customary variety of pampering health and beauty treatments, while guests can avail themselves of a modern fitness center as well as the aforementioned 18-hole professional golf course. Dining options include The Dining Room, offering a variety of all-day dining options with ingredients sourced from nearby farms; Gonbei, the only Japanese restaurant in the Highlands, which serves sashimi, soba, tempura and more and has an adjoining Sake Bar; and the Jim Thompson Tea Room. The Cameron Highlands Resort is a 3.5-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur, or a 90-minute drive from Sultan Azlan Shah airport.

Suggested Hotel For Days 8–10

Eastern & Oriental Hotel

Eastern & Oriental Hotel

A historical property, the Eastern & Oriental Hotel is reminiscent of British elegance during the colonial era while representing present-day Penang. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2008, the hotel boasts a stellar location, close to downtown Georgetown and the cultural, financial and historical districts are located. With 100 suites, the E&O boasts a 750-foot seafront promenade and facilities including a swimming pool, 24-hour room service, a fitness center, sauna, meeting rooms, a business center and fitness center. Dining options include The Starkles Corner, a casual restaurant serving international cuisine and 1885, a Western-style restaurant serving dinner and traditional English tea. The E&O Hotel is located approximately 20 minutes from the Penang International Airport.

Suggested Hotel For Days 11–13

Four Seasons Langkawi
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Four Seasons Langkawi

Set on blissful Tanjung Rhu, one of the island’s finest beaches, the Four Seasons Langkawi brings the brand’s trademark luxury to the island. The resort comprises pavilions and villas incorporating recently redesigned by designer Bill Bensley and team. All feature DVD/CD players, satellite televisions, Internet access, tea/coffee maker, in-room safe, and telephones. The Four Seasons hosts a series of first-class restaurants, including Serai, an open-air restaurant which serves Italian delicacies made from fresh, local produce; Ikan-Ikan, a Malay restaurant modeled after a traditional Malaysian home; and Kelapa Grill, an eclectic, beach-side eatery serving wood-fired pizza, stir-fries, and barbecue. Amenities include an all-day business center, a fitness center, two outdoor swimming pools, and a comprehensive spa offering an assortment of treatments. The Four Seasons lies twenty-two minutes from Kuah, the main town of Langkawi, and approximately twenty-five minutes from Langkawi International Airport (LGK).

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