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Singapore via Malaysia to Bangkok - 13 days /12 nights

 



   
 

 
DAY 01: SINGAPORE - ARRIVAL
Group members arrive separately at Changi airport and make their own way to the Ambassador Hotel to check-in under the booking of BMT GROUP (Budget Mekong Tour). Group meeting in the hotel lobby with Tour Leader at 6pm for talks and giving information about Singapore. He will give each person the tour itinerary so that you will know what travels lie ahead, check your documents including the travel insurance to help you get everything right, and inform you of the next few days’ programme. Proceed to restaurant with your T/L for dinner at your own expense.
Overnight at Ambassador Hotel, Singapore.

DAY 02: SINGAPORE - MELAKA (Breakfast)
Breakfast at the hotel. (Please look for breakfast table with sign BMT Group.)
(Morning optional tour by previous arrangement with your T/L to Jurong Bird Park perhaps or Sentosa Island.) Return from any optional tour a little before 2pm at the hotel. Your T/L will pick up group at 2pm in the afternoon at the hotel to go to Melaka and take care of group's travels in Malaysia by private transport.
Arrive at your hotel in Malacca and T/L will check you in.
Meeting of T/L with group in hotel lobby at 6pm to give information and about optional tours in Malacca. Take group to a restaurant for nonya dinner (pax will pay themselves).
Overnight at Hotel Hallmark (Tel.60-6-2813409), 68 Jalan Portugis, (Off Jalan Kubu), Melaka.

DAY 03: MELAKA -TOUR (Breakfast)
Breakfast at the hotel. At 8.30am meet in the hotel lobby to go on a tour of Malacca with your T/L, visiting the old baba-nonya enclave, the Cheng Hoon Teng Chinese Temple, Hindu Temple and Muslim mosque located side by side in a row in former Heeren Street, see the Malacca Museum housed in the 17th century Dutch Stadhuys, walk through the A Famosa fortress gateway built by the Portuguese when they captured Malacca from Sultan Mahmud in 1511 and which the Dutch rebuilt in 1641 when they took Malacca from the Portuguese up St Paul’s Hill where the tomb of St Francis Xavier was before the body was removed to Goa.  See the reconstructed flagship of conquistador Alfonso d’Albuquerque which led the Portuguese fleet to conquer Malacca. Be free to stroll about in town before returning to your hotel. Your T/L can introduce you to typical Malacca nonya food, if you like to sample this unique cuisine.
Overnight at Hotel Hallmark, 68 Jalan Portugis, Melaka.

DAY 04: KUALA LUMPUR (Breakfast)
Breakfast at the hotel. Free morning for optional tour.
At 4pm, meet at hotel lobby for T/L to take group to Kuala Lumpur, driving through the countryside populated mostly by Minangkabau settlers from Sumatra during the 18th & 19th century. We pass fruit orchards, tin-mining area, rubber and oil-palm plantations, Malay villages and towns.  He will help group check into hotel. Meet group at 6pm for talks in the hotel lobby and go to dinner together. (Pax pay their own.)
Overnight at Winsin Hotel (Tel.60-3-20315011), 1-3 Jalan Petaling (Chinatown), Kuala Lumpur.

DAY 05: KUALA LUMPUR (Breakfast)
T/L meet group in the hotel lobby for talks and give information.
(Optional tour in Kuala Lumpur.)
Meeting of group with T/L at 6pm for talks in the hotel lobby and go to dinner together. (Pax own account.)
Overnight at Winsin (Chinatown) Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.

DAY 06: CAMERON HIGHLANDS - TOUR (Breakfast)
T/L meets group at hotel lobby at 8.30am for the 3-hour drive to Malaysia’s premier mountain holiday playground of Cameron Highlands where fruits, flowers, vegetables and good-grade tea are cultivated all over the mountain slopes. On the way, stop at an aboriginal settlement to see how this ethnic group of jungle folks live. Try your hand at using a blowpipe which these folks use to hunt small game. You will pass a popular waterfall and a huge reservoir at Ringlet before arriving in the main town of the highlands.
T/L checks group into the hotel in Tanah Rata township. T/L will take group for a driving tour of the highlands up to Brinchang where Gunung Brinchang sits at over 2,000 metres above sea level. Upon returning to Tanah Rata go to a restaurant for dinner (pax's own account). The town sleeps early but it is nice to stroll along the rows of shophouses.
Overnight at Kang Travellers Hotel, (Tel.60-16-5422249), 38 Jalan Besar, Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands.

DAY 07: CAMERON HIGHLANDS (Breakfast)
Breakfast at the hotel. T/L meets group at breakfast time.
(Optional tour in Cameron Highlands)
Meeting of T/L with group in hotel lobby for talks and go to dinner together (pax's own account).
Overnight at Kang Travellers Hotel, Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands.

DAY 08: CAMERON HIGHLANDS - PENANG (Breakfast)

Breakfast at the hotel. T/L meets group at breakfast time.
At 8am T/L transfers group from hotel to Penang, Georgetown. T/L will check group into the hotel. Do an orientation walk around your hotel vicinity with your T/L to get to know your surroundings. Have some of the well known Penang hawker's food.
Meeting of T/L with group at 6pm in hotel lobby for talks, and then go for dinner together.
Overnight at Hotel Mingood (Tel.60-4-2299922), 164 Argyll Road, Penang.

DAY 09: PENANG - ROUND ISLAND TOUR (Breakfast)
Breakfast at the hotel.  Meet your T/L in the hotel lobby at 8.30am to go on a tour of the island, visiting the beaches of Batu Ferringhi and Teluk Bahang, the fruit orchards and durian plantation, nutmeg groves of which Penang was famous during the British colonial days, see the old Snake Temple with vipers coiling in the rafters and nooks and corners, a view of Penang Bridge and see Fort Cornwallis that Captain Francis Light built in the 1790s; take in the Khoo Kongsi clan house to marvel at the very intricate carvings by artisans imported from China at the turn of the 20th century. Stroll awhile in Penang’s “Little India” filled with household goods from India, saris, spices and heady incense. Before returning to your hotel your T/L will take you to a food centre for another taste of the local hawkers’ food of which Penang is justly proud of.
(Optional tour in the afternoon to the Kek Lok Si Temple near Penang Hill.)
Overnight at Hotel Mingood, 164 Argyll Road, Penang.

DAY 10: PENANG (Breakfast)

Breakfast at the hotel. T/L meets group at breakfast time.
(Optional tour in Penang.)
Meet group at 6pm for talks in the hotel lobby, and go to dinner at pax's own account.
Overnight at Hotel Mingood, 164 Argyll Road, Penang.

DAY 11: PENANG TRAIN TO BANGKOK (Breakfast)
Breakfast at the hotel. Free time.
Meet your T/L in the hotel lobby at 12pm and transfer to the Railway station for you to board Train #36 to Bangkok, departing at 13.45 pm . (Unaccompanied.)
He will see you to your seats/bunks and say goodbye to the group here. He will be on the platform until the train departs from the station. On the train if you wish your seat to be turned into a bunk, call the attendant - each carriage has one attendant - to make up your bunk for you. At about 5.15pm the train pulls into Padang Besar railway station where you will disembark with you luggage to have your passport stamped for exit by the Malaysian immigration at the platform office; then move over to the Thai immigration & Customs side for your entry into Thailand to be stamped on your passport before re-boarding the same train for the one-hour journey to Hat Yai. Here you can buy delicious fried chicken, sticky rice and coffee. The train will depart at about 6.20pm, so don’t wander away from the train. There is a buffet car on the train and you can also order food to your seat.  Buffet car closes at 9pm.
Overnight on train in 2nd Class air-conditioned berth.

DAY 12: BANGKOK - TOUR (No breakfast provided.)
Arrive in Bangkok railway station at 10am and be met by your Bangkok T/L who will transfer group to the hotel. Walk with your T/L to a restaurant for lunch at your own expense and then tour the Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Kaew), Reclining Buddha Temple (Wat Po), take the local ferry across the river to visit the Temple of the Dawn (Wat Aroon) and return to your hotel. (Entrance fees and boat fare are included in this package.) T/L will introduce to you a good local restaurant for your own dinner. T/L will talk to group on the optional tours for tomorrow.
Overnight at Sawasdee Khaosan Inn (Tel. 02-6294798) 18 Chakapong Road, Banglampoo, Bangkok.

DAY 13:BANGKOK - DEPARTURE (Breakfast)
Breakfast at the hotel. Meet your T/L at breakfast time for final talks and get information how to go to your next destination. Check-out of your hotel by 12 noon. Your T/L will say goodbye to you all here.

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TRIP HIGHTLIGHT

>> CAMBODIA <<
Pnom Penh

Royal Palace - US$3

National Museum - US$3

Choeung Ek - US$2

The Silver Pagoda - US$3

Tuol Sleng - US$2

Wat Phnom - US$1
   
Siem Reap

2 day Angkor Wat Temple Pass - US$40
   
>> LAOS <<
Luang Prabang

Dance Performances Royal Theatre (inside the Royal palace) - US$20

Royal Palace - Kip 30,000

Wat Xieng Thong - Kip 10,000

Wat Poa Phon Phoa - Donation expected

Kuang Si Falls - (not including transport) Free
   
Vang Vieng

Vang Vieng Bamboo rafting/kayaking including visit to caves from - US$20:

Most cave entry fees US$1

Elephant day trip including a visit to a cave from US$20
   
Vientiane

Most Temples: each and about - US$2

Wat Pra Kaeo (Grand Palace and museum) - Kip 5000

National Museum - Kip 5000

Buddha Park + motorbike - Kip 2000 each
   
>> MALAYSIA <<
Cameron Highlands

Kuala Kangsar town tour - US$30
   
Melaka

River cruise from - RM20
   
Penang

Hill and Temple (Kek Lok Si) RM80 includes guide and train tickets
   
>> MYANMAR <<
Bagan

Archaeological Museum - US$5

Bagan Tower - US$10

Zone fee - US$10

Museum - US$5

Mt Popa - US$5

Salay -Youqson Kyaung Museum - US$3
   
Inle Lake

Sagar -US$6

Paungdaw U -US$3

Zone Entrance to Lake -US$3

Kak Ku Temples -US$3

Shan Museum, Taunggyi -US$2

Shan Museum, Nyaung Shwe -US$2

Pindaya Caves -US$3
   
Mandalay

Mandalay Zone Fees includes Inwa and Amarapura -US$10

Mandalay Hill(Camera) -Ks1000

Padaling Cave -US$3

Zoo garden -Ks1500
   
Yangon

Shwedagon Pagoda - US$5

Nga Htatgyi Pagoda - US$2

Botathaung Pagoda - US$2

Mid River Pagoda(Kyauk Tan) - US$1

Kyaik Khauk Pagoda(Thanlyin)(lift) - US$1

Maha Wizaya Pagoda - Ks200

Mousoleum of the Martyrs - US$3

Defense Museum - US$3

Gems Museum - US$5

National Museum - US$5

Bogyoke Aung San Museum - US$3

Kandawgyi Park - ks1000

Karaweik(on the Kandawgyi Lake) - ks1000

Zoo garden - ks1500

Mahabandoola park - Ks50

Hlawgar Wildlive Park - US$3

Public Park - US$3

Twante(ferry) - US$2

The village of national races -UD$3
   
>> SINGAPORE <<

Zoological Gardens - S14-30

Singapore History Museum - US$5

Singapore Botanic Gardens and National Orchid Garden - free
 
>> THAILAND <<
Ayutthaya

4 or 5 monuments about B200

Bang Pa In "King’s Summer Palace" - B400
   
Bangkok

Thai Massage per hour from - B300

Wat Phra Kaew from - B500

Thai Cookery course from - B4000

Thai Massage per hour from - B300

Bangkok canal tour from - B750

Chao Phraya Express River Taxi - B300

Jim Thompson House - B300

Wat Pho/Wat Phra Chetuphon - B30
   
Chiang Mai

Elephant riding - B800

Thai Cookery course - B800

Doi Suthep temple with Songthaew up/down - B50-80

Bicycle tour per day from - B200
   
Chiang Rai

Elephant Riding- B400

Cruise up the Maekok River to a Karen village - B400

Hilltribe Museum & Education Center (free entrance)

Long Neck Village -B200

Myanmar immigration checkpoint at Tachileik (USD10/500 Baht)

Chiang Saen Museum -B20

Opium Museum - B30

Hall of Opium -B200
   
Kanchanaburi

JEATH War Museum (40 Baht)

Take a historic ride on the “Death Railway” train (100 Baht)
   
Sukhothai

Sukhothai Historical Park -B200
   
>> VIETNAM <<
Hanoi

Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum

Ho Chi Minh’s house and Presentail Palace Dong - 10000

Ho Chi Minh’s Museum Dong - 10000

Temple of Literature Dong - 10000

All tombs and Citadel Dong - 10000

Ngoc Son Temple Dong - 5000

Fine Arts Museum Dong - 5000

Military History Museum Dong - 20000

Taxi to each museum Dong - 10000

Perfume Pagoda - US$5

Water Puppet Theatre US$15/ Dong - 40000-60000
   
Halong Bay

Boat tours per hour from Dong 100,000-160,000
   
Ho Chi Minh City

The Reunification Palace - US$5

Saigon Water Park
   
Hoi An

Sightseeing ticket (allows visits into 5 sights - extra sights costs about Dong 10,000)

My Son Cham Ruins (excluding transport) Dong - 50,000

Cooking classes from Dong - 50,000

Tu Bon River Boat Trip - US$20
   
Hue

Thien Mu Pagoda - US$2

Amphitheatre and Elephant Temple - free

Various Emperors Tombs - free

Imperial Museum + guide Dong - 55,000

Military Museum Dong - 55,000 + $3

Ho Chi Minh Museum (main Ho Chi Minh Museum is in Hanoi) Dong - 40,000

Bicycle hire from Dong - 30,000

Perfume River boat cruise - US$1

DMZ tours including guide but no entrance fees about Dong - 25,000 per sight) -US$20
   
Mekong Delta

Floating Markets

Water Puppets performance

Mekong Delta boat trip
   
Nha Trang

Mud Baths, including taxi free but donation gratefully received

Bao Dai's Villa including taxi - US$20

Ethnic Minority dancing - US$30

Boat trip Dong - 20,000

 


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