Top Malaysia Art Tours

Visit a trio of religious landmarks on a private, 4-hour tour from Kuala Lumpur to Batu Caves, Thean Hou Temple, and Masjid Negara, Malaysia’s National Mosque. Walk through a shadowy network of Hindu Shrines, light an incense stick for a Chinese sea goddess, then explore an enormous mosque surrounded by manicured gardens. With door-to-door transport, this tour offers the convenience of a private driver with independent time to see each destination. Both morning and afternoon departures are available.

Kuala Lumpur looks beautiful at night, when many of its attractions are lit up, but it can be intimidating to go out after dark in an unfamiliar city. Boost your confidence with a guided small-group tour that will introduce you to Kuala Lumpur at night. Visit highlights including the Sri Mahamariamman Temple and Chinatown, watch a magical fountain show, and dine out on tasty local hawker food.

Putrajaya also known as the World's first Intelligent Garden City, is a trendy and sophisticated landmark for the country’s central Government. Here, we see a convergence of the past, present and future of heritage, design and technology.

Book this private tour that will take you to some of the most scenic spots in Kuala Lumpur where you can snap as many photos as you like, and put them up on social media if you choose. There are plenty of monuments and natural wonders for great backdrops. Visit an eco park, a temple, a lake, and see lots of street art along the way too. You’ll have private transportation the entire day, too.

Penang is named by CNN Travel as one of the top 2019 tourist destinations in the world. Start with inner George Town for the iconic murals or street arts. Then proceed to the Khoo Kongsi, a historic clan house that stands as a testament to the rich heritage of the early Chinese settlers in Penang. Marvel at its intricate architecture and explore the priceless artifacts that narrate a tale of cultural assimilation between the Malays and the Chinese. Next stop is the Kek Lok Si Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. Be captivated by its grandeur and soak in the spiritual ambiance that permeates every corner. The temple complex offers breathtaking panoramic views of the island, providing ample opportunities for stunning Instagram shots. Take more photos during the street food lunch, as local dishes such as "Laksa", "Char Koay Teow", and "Cendol" are not only delicious but look really good for Instagram feed.

After a long flight and the ride in from the airport, bustling downtown Kuala Lumpur can be a confronting experience. Take this short private tour for a Kuala Lumpur crash course. Learn about the main attractions in the central city, visit some local favorites and plan out the rest of your day. Your guide explains how to get around the city with ease and where to look for local food and unique gifts.

Travel to inner George Town for an exploratory walking tour in search of the unique murals or wall paintings mimicking the life in the city. Many have become enamoured of the newly transformed streetscape of George Town. Discover the wrought-iron caricatures with anecdotal descriptions of the streets that they adorn. Blending humour and historical facts, sufficient time will be given for photo-shooting. ​

Learn to paint a traditional Malaysian batik at a 45-minute, hands-on workshop in Kuala Lumpur, and bring home your own creative souvenir. This family-friendly class includes all materials, and is the perfect way to experience Malaysian culture first hand.

Discover the capital of Borneo’s Sabah state, Kota Kinabalu, on this half-day sightseeing excursion. Enjoy visits to several cultural sights including the city mosque, the Buddhist Pu Toh Tze Temple, and the Sabah State Museum. You also have ample time to explore the Filipino Market on your own where you can purchase souvenirs and other knick knacks.

Unlike any other tour, this walking tour is for those who are keen into architecture, art and design scene of this unique city. Throughout this walking tour, guests are going to explore, observe and eventually learn a thing or two of what makes this tropical city a vibrant cultural, art, design and architecture hub of Malaysia!

After a long flight and the ride in from the airport, bustling downtown Kuala Lumpur can be a confronting experience. Take this short guided tour for a Kuala Lumpur crash course. Learn about the main attractions in the central city, visit some local favorites and plan out the rest of your day. Your guide explains how to get around the city with ease and where to look for local food and unique gifts. • Quick introduction to the city • Hotel pick up & drop off • Visit main highlights • Discover hidden gems along the way • Get local insights for your trip

See exhibits of Penang’s vibrant cuisine on a half-day trip to the Wonderfood Museum Penang, where traditional dishes are recreated larger than life and in perfect miniature. You’ll get a great overview of Penang food, snap unforgettable photos of fun food art, and whet your appetite for tasting the meals you’ve learned about. This 4.5-hour trip includes pickup and drop-off at Penang hotels (entrance to the Wonderfood Museum is own expense).

LEGOLAND® Malaysia is home to three epic family attractions: a theme park, a water park, and the SEA LIFE® aquarium. Save yourself the stress of a 3.5-hour left-side drive each way and let a professional driver take the strain on this great private package, with transfers from select hotels. Choose between theme park tickets, water park tickets, SEA LIFE tickets, or a combo ticket: all include access to the shop.

The transcendental quality and timelessness of the mansion has been perfectly poised for over a century on firm foundations of architectural, cultural and historical superlatives. Here, time comes to a halt as you meander along the mansion and revel in the harmonious medley of history and culture. In this place, you will find all modern comfort set against a backdrop of genuine old world charm, including an exquisite dining experience at Indigo restaurant, a courtyard dining room, and an idyllic terrace. There are daily guided mansion tours that give you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the history behind the mansion and its architecture.

The Batu Caves are a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Kuala Lumpur. Combine colorful markets, scenery, and handicrafts on a half-day tour from Kuala Lumpur to Batu Caves. In addition to exploring Batu Caves’ cavern shrines and statues, the Malaysian Batik Centre, and the Royal Selangor Pewter Centre.

Venture away from the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur during this 4-hour tour to the city’s surroundings. Discover the quaint villages and rural lifestyle of Kuala Lumpur’s suburbs as you visit key landmarks such as the Batu Caves and Hindu temples. Learn about handicrafts from the area including batik wax painting and the art of pewtersmithing before heading back to the city.

Butterfly Farm - A Nature Learning Experience. It is the one of the largest butterfly garden in Malaysia with approximately 15,000 free-flying butterflies at any one time consisting of up to 60 species. The living garden features more than 200 species of plants with waterfalls, ponds, caves and other artistic garden features. Be sure to stroll along the mezzanine-terrace from David’s Garden and get a majestic view of our Home Tree. Batik Factory - This batik factory is one of the oldest on the island and is known to produce exquisite selections of hand drawn and hand blocked batiks. Besides doing a round of batik shopping in their showroom, join the tourist crowd when you're there. A staff on duty provides daily tour around the factory and a live demonstration on how batik is made.