Malaysia Uncharted
Foodie Tour

On Day 1, we meet at the hotel for check-in at 3 PM. After settling in, you can relax at your leisure. In the evening, join us for a private welcoming dinner at The Chow Kit Kitchen & Bar. This is a great opportunity to meet and connect with the host and fellow tour members.

• Morning Market Tour + Cooking Class: Prepare a 3-course Malaysian meal.

• Visit Petaling Street, Guan Di Temple, Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, and Kampung Baru.

Today start our day with a Morning Market Tour at 9:00 AM, learning about local ingredients and cooking techniques. Create your own 3-course lunch, including an appetizer, main course and dessert.

• Learn to cook traditional Malaysian dishes with guidance from local chefs

• Enjoy the experience with the instructor & fellow participants

After cooking class, we will visit to : -

Petaling Street Market (China Town)

Bustling shopping district with haggling vendors offering a range of goods, from clothing to food.

Guan Di Temple Kuala Lumpur

This tour is more than just food, it’s a cultural experience! In between food stops, discover city highlights for a well-rounded experience that will satisfy your appetite for Kuala Lumpur.

Sri Maha Marianman Temple

The Sri Mahamariamman Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Founded in 1873.

Kampung Baru

Kampung Baru, which is the last Malay village in KL City Centre.

Explore the Traditional Houses: Take a leisurely stroll through the village and admire the traditional Malay houses with their unique architectural features. Some of these houses have been preserved for generations and offer a glimpse into the past.

• Discover the Mah Meri Tribe’s ancient traditions and take part in a full cultural show.

• Explore Sekinchan’s scenic rice paddies and enjoy a private Omakase dinner.

After breakfast, we will proceed to Ma Meri Cultural Village

About Ma Meri Village

The ancient Mah Meri tribe, sometimes referred to as the ‘Masked Men of Malaysia’, is one of 18 indigenous communities living in Peninsula Malaysia.

They are widely regarded as highly-skilled mask makers; some of their handicraft have been known to fetch thousands of dollars.

While many of the natives have assimilated into modern life, with jobs in nearby plantations and farms, much care has been taken to ensure that their ancient rituals and customs are documented and preserved.

There is a small gallery/museum and traditional house in the village compound that is open to visitors.

Activities at Mah Meri Village : -

• Welcoming Headdress and drink

• Traditional Games

• Wood carving

• Atap Weaving

• Leaf Origami

• Galleries

• Full Cultural Show and Participate in Traditional Wedding ceremony

We finally will visit Sekinchan

** Sekinchan is a fishing village, it is a lot more famous for its beautiful stretches of rice paddies. These rice paddies dominate the landscapes of Sekinchan, and it is probably the best thing to do in Sekinchan

Visiting the Sekinchan rice paddy fields is a must if you come from a stressful city such as Kuala Lumpur as they remind you of the simpler days.

Private Omakase Dinner at Ninja Private Kitchen

Ninja Private Kitchen stands out from the rest as the restaurant is located on a paddy field, and it is completely outdoor. From the moment you arrive, you'll feel like you’ve been transported to a picnic spot straight out of a movie.

• Tour in Ipoh

• Arrive in Penang

Before heading to Penang, we will enjoy a short tour in Ipoh to explore some of its most iconic heritage sites and local attractions. During our short visit to Ipoh, we’ll explore the city’s famous landmarks — from the majestic Perak Cave Temple to the charming Concubine Lane in the Old Town. Admire the elegant colonial architecture of Ipoh’s Town Hall and the stunning century-old Railway Station, fondly known as the “Taj Mahal of Ipoh.” After the short tour, we will continue the journey to Penang.

• Visit Chowrasta Market, Fort Cornwallis, The Clan Jetties, and Khoo Kongsi clan house.

• Enjoy traditional Nyonya lunch with cooking demo

• Funicular ride up Penang Hill for stunning views and lush rainforests

• Eat like a local at hawker stall

Today, we take a captivating tour of George Town, diving into the heart of its UNESCO Heritage Site.

Wander through the vibrant Chowrasta Market, Penang’s largest and greenest market, a perfect spot for people-watching and soaking up local culture. Pick up local treasures like Tau Sar Piah (bean-paste biscuits) and preserved nutmeg at great prices.

Continue your exploration at Fort Cornwallis, then stroll through the water village of The Clan Jetties at Weld Quay, and hunt for stunning street art along Penang Street Art. Visit Khoo Kong Si, one of the most impressive clan houses, renowned for its intricate carvings and masterful woodwork from China. Drive along the “Street of Harmony,” where churches, Chinese temples, mosques, and Hindu temples coexist peacefully.

For lunch, we get to discover the unique and traditional Nyonya food with a demonstration followed by lunch at one of the most famous restaurant in Penang. After that, we will proceed to Penang Hill or Bukit Bendera via the funicular train up to 800 meters above sea level to escape the heat and enjoy the magnificent panoramic views of George Town and part of the mainland. Penang Hill is Malaysia’s Oldest Hill station and place where residents and non residents escape to seek respite from the lowland heat and humidity. Discover a different side of Penang Hill on the fringes of a 130 million year old rainforest. Enter the natural kingdom of genuine beauty with its forgotten views, , lush flora and natural wildlife that call the Habitat home.

For dinner, eat like a local at local hawker stall and get the full immersive experience of Penang's famous street food.

• Visit Peranakan Mansion and Indian lunch with banana leaf

• Participate in a Wau Bulan Batik Workshop and learn the significance of kite-making in Malaysian culture.

• Farewell dinner near the beach at Batu Ferringhi

Pinang Peranakan Mansion

Visit the former house of Chinese Captain, the Pinang Peranakan Mansion and marvel at their collections not found elsewhere. This elite house featured many recollection memories when the Chinese immigrants inter-marriage with the locals and created a fusion of east meets locals, hence a new tradition was borne.

Indian Lunch with Banana Leaf

For lunch, we will have a taste of authentic Southern Indian food. You'll get to enjoy an array of curries and side dishes with rice served on banana leaf.

Lastly, we have arranged a Wau Bulan Batik Workshop. Craft your own kite while learning the stories and cultural significance behind this timeless craft.

Enjoy your last day in Penang at leisure before your departure.