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Join me for a night out in town !!! We will be going to my top favorite speakeasy bars (3 or 4 hidden bars) around Pasar Seni (close to Chinatown). Each has a different theme and ambiance. The KL Urban jungle has lots of hidden doors that lead to amazing sights, smells, and sounds. Plus, we'll go for a nice dinner around the area so you can enjoy the local food. On top of that, we will be walking from one location to another and that would also be a part of the experience where you can enjoy the night lights around Old KL City (Pasar Seni). I would like to share the experiences and excitement that these bars have given me when I'm out drinking with my friends. We'll discuss various topics, especially about Southeast Asia, Malaysia, and Kuala Lumpur, or where ever the conversation leads us. If you guys would like to continue the night, I would be more than happy to suggest clubs or bars. Note: Cocktails may cost from RM 30 to RM 50 per glass. Beers may cost from RM 13 to RM 20 per bottle/can. For men, shoes are required.

This Kuala Lumpur walking tour experience begins in Chinatown, where guests will get a firsthand look at temples, historical buildings, wet market and general activities in the neighbourhood; what dishes and fruits to try; and what souvenirs to get. Guests can wander around a Taoist as well as a Hindu temple. From there, the walk will take guests to the Central Market, the riverside and onwards to the Independence Square where colonial buildings still stand. For the morning session, the walking tour will proceed to the National Mosque and subsequently, the Botanical Garden (passing by the Islamic Arts Museum) where guests can enjoy the lush greenery as well as various gardens. Finally, it's a walk to the lively neighbourhood of Little India. For the afternoon session, the walking tour will proceed towards Church Street (after the Independence Square) and onwards to the lively neighbourhood of Bukit Bintang (shopping, bar and food streets). The walking tour will finally end at the iconic Petronas twin towers. Along the walk, historical and fun facts will be shared with guests to give them an indepth knowledge of Kuala Lumpur. Other things to note: For a tailor-made walking tour experience (or a combination of walking and food tour experience), please do not hesitate to enquire.

We are experience in textiles workshop, especially when it come to Batik. Batik Malaysia its not similar to other countries, we have our own style and uniqueness. Batik Canting We will demonstrate the Canting technique using Pen Canting with hot wax, step by step, process by process on the fabric (Selection type of fabric). The reference Malaysian motif design will be introduce to all of you. The participants will get their hands on experience with the technique of Canting batik and coloring batik. Batik Coloring Coloring the batik kit, the artist will teach you how to color the selection batik kit. Other things to note All equipment provided, you may just hands on and have fun with the workshop. Batik Canting Workshop Experience

Note: Eventhough there's staircase but the entire tour will be done at a leisure pace & suitable for almost everyone. Great especially for families, couples or friends group. The first stop of the tour will be at an authentic local breakfast spot to get some light breakfast. Witness the unique scene of Malaysian "Breakfast Rush Hour" and savor a light yet flavorsome meal. Then, we will make our way to Batu Caves after the great fuel up. We will be looking at the colorful temple and immersed into the interesting history and culture of Hindu's in Malaysia while soothing chanting sounds can be heard from the temple. As you ascend with the 272 colorful steps into the caves, stunning view of the Golden Statue will be right beside you. Keep your eyes on the playful wild monkeys along the way. In the caves itself, you would be able to notice the temple cave and how massive is this great cavern with ceiling about 90m. You will be able to discover the harmonious blending of nature and religion, an experience that will leave you in awe. Before everything wrapped up, fresh coconut water will be served to give the fanstatic journey with you an end. * The happend of rain may cancel the tour with refund.

The Dragonback Trek has been my signature trek for the last 11 years offering a superb once in a lifetime view. This is a fully guided trekking trip with a cheerful host. Group size are kept very small and personal for comfort and safety from 2- 6 pax maximum. A short 30 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur City Centre would bring you to a local Malaysian suburb. At the top of the ridge expect to get a panoramic view of pristine virgin jungle on one side, and KL city on the other. The whole trek will take around 2.5 – 3 hours (depending on fitness level) inclusive of rest stops and photo snapping sessions. We will pick you up bright and early in the morning from your Airbnb accommodation at 6.30am. Trips typically lasts from 6.30am to 11.30am local time. A fresh set of clothes (t-shirt, shorts and flip flops) would make the experience all the more comfortable as you would be super sweaty, yet satisfied after the trek. The dates blocked are for scheduling purposes. Do let us know among our 5 favorite trips (Backcountry Cycling, Banana Waterfall Trek, Cultural Riverside Cycling), alternative date and group size and we will try to assist. Message us via Airbnb.

We'll challenge the big fishes in a sport-fishing pond with rod-and-line, and learn more about these fishes, fishing, fishery, and aquaculture. We'll meet at Ko-Nelayan Mini Aquaculture Park, and start our program with a visit to the coral and fish nursery. We shall learn about different coral growth form and why corals are important for the fishes, as well as how aquaculture of fish is done and why is it important in food sustainability. We'll then start our 3-hour fishing experience by a brief on the fishing gear and rig I've prepared, or you may just cast the bait out and wait. While waiting for fish to bite, we may discuss on anything related to fish biology and ecology, as well as sustainable fishing and fishery. When a fish is hooked, I'll do my best to help you land the fish by giving useful tips and advice. Once the fish is landed, we'll take measurement and photos as quickly as possible, before releasing it. Enjoy the stunning sunset while fishing (if the weather is right), and you may opt to catch-and-cook some table size Hybrid Grouper if you're happy to buy it at market price. Other things to note I'll prepare suitable rod, reel, line, hook, and bait according to your style and preference of target fish. You may choose to use your own gear, rig, and bait if you wish, but please enquire in advance regarding legality and suitability.

We will be experiencing the life of traditional farmers of Tambatuon Village, a Dusun village nestled in the shadow of the twin peaks - Mount Kinabalu & Mount Nungkok. I will provide my best interpretation of all flora & fauna encountered along the way, and of their traditional significance. We shall meet by 9am at De'Sawah Guesthouse in Tambatuon Village. This village is known for its organic farming and a successful community river conservation program, or locally known as Tagal Sungai. After a welcome drink, and depends on the weather condition, we will start our day as either farmers or fishers. As farmers, we shall experience traditional farming work on rice paddy, cassava, and various vegetables & fruits depending on season. As fishers, we shall try to catch fish using traditional techniques within the designated harvest zone of the Tagal. We will then cook & eat our harvest from the farm and river in the most traditional way as you can accept. After lunch, we may continue to explore around the village or just hang out around the guesthouse to experience the making of rattan handicraft, or swim with tamed river fish in the fully protected zone of the Tagal. We shall end our program around 3pm, and you're free to continue exploring the village or nearby attractions.

We will explore the community forest of Maragang (possibly the highest community-conserved area in Malaysia), with the community naturalists of Mesilau, some are also the most experienced Kinabalu mountain guides. With the right weather, we shall witness a stunning sunrise on the majestic Mount Kinabalu! After registration by 3.30am at Maragang Hill Office in Kampung Mesilau, our community naturalist will brief us on safety precautions along the 1.6km-trail before moving on to the starting point. Enjoy the high altitude hike at your own pace in cool crispy mountain air, and keep an eye out for nocturnal critters like insects, spiders & litter frogs. We may be treated with beautiful star sky, or even the milkyway, if you arrive at the peak early, and if the sky is clear. Arriving at the right time & weather, we may witness a stunning sunrise & sea of clouds at the top of Maragang Hill, and marvel at the light changes on the majestic Mount Kinabalu. At 2200m, this could be the only spot one can be so close to Mount Kinabalu without participating in the official 2D1N climb. Our hike down the hill will take you through fairytale-like mossy forest, where you can learn from us about many plant, insect, and bird species found only in the montane forests. Other things to note The hike will be in high altitude, and in the dark, please check if you have any medical condition.

We'll explore an intertidal ecosystem in the heart of Kota Kinabalu City, discovering rich flora & fauna living in the mangrove & marsh of Kota Kinabalu Wetland Centre. After a quick introduction to the history & geography of this wetland, I'll lead you along the boardwalk and try to point out the many unique plants & animals living in the mangrove swamp. At the bird-watching hide, we'll stop for a few moments to observe the many water birds living in the marsh, an unique habitat in the city. At the view tower, we have the opportunity to see the city over the canopy of mangrove forest, a green jewel in KK City rehabilitated from destruction decades ago. Now above the trees, we get to appreciate mangrove life from a different perspective. Along the journey I'll share interesting stories about creatures encountered, especially on their unique adaptations to survive in the harsh habitat of mangrove. Also I'll highlight the importance of wetlands for the migratory birds, creatures that connect the world. If you feel adventurous, we may walk onto a mud trail and experience how it feels to live in a mangrove swamp. Along the trail we'll come across a nursery, where you may try to plant some mangrove seedlings picked up along the walk, and learned about the unique reproductive biology of red mangroves. Back at the centre, you may wash off & leave or continue to explore by yourself Other things to note Please wear bootie if ready to get wet & muddy. Alternatively bring additional footwear or be prepared to walk on barefoot. Animal sightings vary with tidal & weather conditions.

Experience the Amazing World of Authentic Malaysian Food in Kampung Baru. A visit to the Kampung Baru neighborhood is a wonderful opportunity to step back in time to experience early 20th-century Kuala Lumpur. Kampung Baru is actually a traditional Malaysian residential area that was established more than 100 years ago. Many of the dwellings are wooden houses built on short stilts and though they are in the heart of the city, dwarfed by gleaming skyscrapers, there is very much a rural village feel to the place. We will visit the very special Food Street in Kampung Baru where will try Delicious Malaysian Delicacies, from sweet to savory and from drinks to desserts, and even taste the king of fruit Durian (Subject to seasonal availability) We will try at least 10 different Malaysian Food Dishes and Tropical Fruits. You'll be pleasantly surprised to see how much delicious food is available on the same street. Please bring a good appetite because we gonna go on a Street Food Tasting Marathon :) After finishing the food we will visit the beautiful Saloma Link Bridge and then complete the tour by taking stunning pictures of the astonishing Petronas Twin Towers.

Come join our highly rated food tour in Kuala Lumpur! We'll meet at Chow Kit and Kampung Baru - one of last old districts yet to be developed into glassy skyscrapers. Away from the tourists at Jalan Alor, you'll find a local tight-knit community - known for their traditional wooden housing and delicious nightly street eats. We'll end at the illuminated Petronas Towers in a special culinary journey. Our professional team of foodie tour guides will weave a route with dishes that were cherrypicked for their varying culinary history. No other food tour in KL offers 15+ food tastings (all included) and this much depth (4 hours). Firm favourites are fragrant bowls of laksa, hand stretched rotis with a trio of curries, nasi lemak with piquant sambal, herbal beef rendang, mackerel freshly grilled with ground curry paste, nasi kerabu with blue flower rice, and soothing iced cendol, among much more. Whilst it's possible to attempt such a culinary marathon yourself, if you want the real deal, come join us on our moveable food feast! *Special Diets: suitable for lactose or gluten intolerances, but not for vegetarians as you'll have to skip several dishes. OK for pescatarians but a few tastings to skip. It is halal with no pork on the menu. Not advised for severe food allergies due to risk of cross-contamination*

Join a local for an unforgettable day exploring the Seven Wonders of Kuala Lumpur! Our adventure will begin with the majestic Petronas Twin Towers exploring the architectural masterpiece before we head over to the beautiful Bridge of Saloma, connecting the traditional Kampung Baru to the modern cityscape. Next, we'll visit the National Mosque, a stunning symbol of Malaysia's most dominant religion. From there, we'll journey to Batu Caves, home to one of the world's most unique and breathtaking Hindu temples. Our exploration continues with a visit to a magnificent Buddhist temple, offering insights into Malaysia's second-largest religion. Then, we'll head to Independence Square to admire its historic architecture and learn about Malaysia's history. We'll wrap up our experience right at the heart of Kuala Lumpur, a significant location in the history of the city. Plus, the experience ends near Central Market and Chinatown, where you'll find plenty of choices for lunch and more to explore. Join now to discover Kuala Lumpur’s cultural and architectural gems!

# Two Guest to Start. Solo guest, please contact us # Pick Up From Hotel Included (within KL City Center) Looking for a unique and authentic way to explore Kuala Lumpur? Look no further than Uncle Jagan! With over 60 years of local knowledge and a heart of gold, Uncle Jagan is the perfect guide to tour the city's historical landmarks, local foods, markets, and religious sites. As a true Kuala Lumpur native, Uncle Jagan is bursting with excitement to share his personal stories and insights with you. Plus, his big smile and upbeat personality will add an extra dose of cheer to your tour. Trust Uncle Jagan to show you the very best of the city and make your visit truly memorable - TOUR INFO - Top Kuala Lumpur Highlights: 1. Typical Malaysian Meals 2. Uncle Jagan's SPECIAL: BATU CAVES Guided Tour 3. Six-tiered Buddhist Temple 4. Monkey God Temple 5. King's Palace 6. Chinatown Walking Tour - Mini Food Tour & Lunch 7. Masjid Jamek Mosque 8. Merdeka Square & Sultan Abdul Samad Building 9. "I Love KL" Sign & Kuala Lumpur City Gallery 10. Mini Tour to Hidden Ethic Malaysian Museum We will head to several locations by car and walking, so wear good shoes and bring plenty of water. Notes: *Food is not included in the price. A typical meal can cost you RM10-25 *If you don't see date availability, please send a PM

Join me for a night out in town !!! We will be going to my top favorite speakeasy bars (3 or 4 hidden bars) around Pasar Seni (close to Chinatown). Each has a different theme and ambiance. The KL Urban jungle has lots of hidden doors that lead to amazing sights, smells, and sounds. Plus, we'll go for a nice dinner around the area so you can enjoy the local food. On top of that, we will be walking from one location to another and that would also be a part of the experience where you can enjoy the night lights around Old KL City (Pasar Seni). I would like to share the experiences and excitement that these bars have given me when I'm out drinking with my friends. We'll discuss various topics, especially about Southeast Asia, Malaysia, and Kuala Lumpur, or where ever the conversation leads us. If you guys would like to continue the night, I would be more than happy to suggest clubs or bars. Note: Cocktails may cost from RM 30 to RM 50 per glass. Beers may cost from RM 13 to RM 20 per bottle/can. For men, shoes are required.

This Kuala Lumpur walking tour experience begins in Chinatown, where guests will get a firsthand look at temples, historical buildings, wet market and general activities in the neighbourhood; what dishes and fruits to try; and what souvenirs to get. Guests can wander around a Taoist as well as a Hindu temple. From there, the walk will take guests to the Central Market, the riverside and onwards to the Independence Square where colonial buildings still stand. For the morning session, the walking tour will proceed to the National Mosque and subsequently, the Botanical Garden (passing by the Islamic Arts Museum) where guests can enjoy the lush greenery as well as various gardens. Finally, it's a walk to the lively neighbourhood of Little India. For the afternoon session, the walking tour will proceed towards Church Street (after the Independence Square) and onwards to the lively neighbourhood of Bukit Bintang (shopping, bar and food streets). The walking tour will finally end at the iconic Petronas twin towers. Along the walk, historical and fun facts will be shared with guests to give them an indepth knowledge of Kuala Lumpur. Other things to note: For a tailor-made walking tour experience (or a combination of walking and food tour experience), please do not hesitate to enquire.

**ALL INCLUSIVE** Let’s have a good wander around the heart of the old Kuala Lumpur! Chinatown is not only one of the capital city’s oldest commercial hubs. It was also where the early Chinese settlers to Malaya set up home. My paternal grandfather was born in Chinatown. Thus, this corner of the city will always hold dear to my heart. We will spend an afternoon exploring a typical street food scene. Eating in some establishments which have been in the same family for generations. At least four of our foodie stops will be dine-in (rice, noodle, pastry) while the rest, we will be eating standing next to the food carts!! This Airbnb Experience will appeal to you if you are adventurous with food and willing to give everything a try :) We will also make stops at several temples and mosque in the area (subject to opening times). I’m a licensed professional tour guide. Other things to note: - Non-halal. - Cost of food and drinks tasters included in price, except for any alcoholic drinks. - Past, current and upcoming guests of mine in my Langkawi Airbnb will enjoy a discount! PM! - Please send a message beforehand if you have any dietary question or if you wish to have a little natter beforehand. Peace and Light x

We are experience in textiles workshop, especially when it come to Batik. Batik Malaysia its not similar to other countries, we have our own style and uniqueness. Batik Canting We will demonstrate the Canting technique using Pen Canting with hot wax, step by step, process by process on the fabric (Selection type of fabric). The reference Malaysian motif design will be introduce to all of you. The participants will get their hands on experience with the technique of Canting batik and coloring batik. Batik Coloring Coloring the batik kit, the artist will teach you how to color the selection batik kit. Other things to note All equipment provided, you may just hands on and have fun with the workshop. Batik Canting Workshop Experience

Get a unique experience in Kuala Lumpur. Let us dive in to discover 10 Wonders of Kuala Lumpur in a unique way.- 1) Batu caves Hindu temple. 2) Batik canting Factory 3) Thean hou Buddhist temple. 4) National mosque. 5) Merdeka Square. 6) River of Life. 7) Sultan Abdul Samad Building. 8) Little India (drive thru) 9) Petaling street (Chinatown). 10) Central market. We will meet at meeting point and head to BATU CAVES HINDU TEMPLE to explore. Then to THEAN HOU BUDDHIST TEMPLE followed by going thru little India to have a glance look of the culture. From there we’ll be heading to NATIONAL MOSQUE to explore about the islam culture, and also we’ll get a nice view of the worlds 2nd tallest building (Merdeka 118). Then we’ll be heading to MERDEKA SQUARE aka independence square together with SULTAN ABDUL SAMAD BUILDING to explore the old British buildings and also the centre point of Kuala Lumpur. From there we’ll be going to RIVER OF LIFE. Next we’ll be going to one of the oldest part of Kuala Lumpur which is the PETALING STREET (Chinatown) and CENTRAL MARKET to explore the local food,local market, cultural heritage site and shopping. That will be the end of the day with lots of experiences and memories just in one day

You’ll jump into One-to-One coaching with me for an hour. Details as below: Start - warm up (stretching is the most important). Next, cardio - running, skipping and tyre jumping. Then, shadow boxing where you will learn the ‘Art of Eight Limbs’. I’ll teach you the correct techniques of kick, elbow, punch, knee, clinching and block (basic of muaythai). After that, apply it to the punching bag with your gloves on. You’ll get to improves on your skills. Next, pad work. Practice all techniques that you’ve learn and apply it while I hold you pad. I’ll be focusing on you only. No need to do hard but do right. Sabai sabai (chill chill) in thai. Learn to use the techniques correctly. Lastly, warming down and say ‘kap khun kap/kha’ (thanks)

Note: Eventhough there's staircase but the entire tour will be done at a leisure pace & suitable for almost everyone. Great especially for families, couples or friends group. The first stop of the tour will be at an authentic local breakfast spot to get some light breakfast. Witness the unique scene of Malaysian "Breakfast Rush Hour" and savor a light yet flavorsome meal. Then, we will make our way to Batu Caves after the great fuel up. We will be looking at the colorful temple and immersed into the interesting history and culture of Hindu's in Malaysia while soothing chanting sounds can be heard from the temple. As you ascend with the 272 colorful steps into the caves, stunning view of the Golden Statue will be right beside you. Keep your eyes on the playful wild monkeys along the way. In the caves itself, you would be able to notice the temple cave and how massive is this great cavern with ceiling about 90m. You will be able to discover the harmonious blending of nature and religion, an experience that will leave you in awe. Before everything wrapped up, fresh coconut water will be served to give the fanstatic journey with you an end. * The happend of rain may cancel the tour with refund.