Go to the airport to check in for your flight to Garden City Singapore, due to the time difference please take the early flight. We suggest that you leave 1 day in advance, the exact time will depend on your arrival time. You will be spending the night on the plane, which may be cold, so it is recommended that you bring warm clothing. We wish you a good night's rest.

Today you will arrive at Singapore Changi Airport, we recommend you to arrive early and visit the Singapore airport attraction: Starry Changi. We will pick you up according to the agreed time, and our driver will take you to the hotel to check in and rest.

Free pick-up time on the day of the tour is a fixed time (In case of changes, please communicate with customer service staff in advance, different times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.

Starry Changi: Located in front of Singapore Changi Airport's Terminal 1, is an amusement destination, shopping and leisure, accommodation and dining, landscaped gardens and aviation facilities, one of the largest indoor botanical displays in Singapore, and a marvelous airport garden. You can also see a 40-meter-high indoor waterfall here. Shiseido's Forest Valley is the centerpiece of Changi.

Itinerary Schedule:

Downtown Singapore → Merlion Park → Elizabeth Park → Parliament House → Esplanade → Chinatown in Chinatown → Hazel lane → Native Chinese Museum (exterior) → Singapore Special Lunch → Sentosa Island → Malacca, Malaysia → European Style Tour (Malacca Old City Gate, Stadthuys, St. Paul's Church, Cockatoo Street, Straits of Malacca)

Merlion Park, Singapore's smallest park, is home to the famous Merlion statue, the icon and symbol of Singapore. Behind the Merlion is a small fish-tailed statue that echoes the large fish-tailed statue by shooting jets of water from its mouth.

Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, looks like a durian, as the locals like to call it. As Singapore's national arts venue, it presents world-class theatre and arts performances every day.

Sentosa, considered the jewel of Singapore's tourism and entertainment industry, is a combination of theme parks, tropical resorts, nature parks and cultural centers!

Strait of Malacca, in the equatorial windless zone, almost calm throughout the year, is an indispensable attraction when visiting Malacca. The bottom of the strait is flat and sandy, with a gentle current.

Stadthuys, one of Melaka's landmarks, is located in the center of Dutch Square and started to be built in 1650, this place is said to have been originally a church, later converted into a city hall, and is now the Melaka Museum, which houses historical artifacts from Malay, Portuguese, Dutch and British. It is also the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia!

Itinerary Schedule:

Melaka City → Putra Square (Prime Minister's Building, Masjid Putra, Prince's Bridge, Prince's Lake) → National Palace (Exterior) → National Mosque → National Heroes Monument → Rainbow Stairs at Batu Caves → Enjoying Indian Laksa + Indian Pancakes → Genting Highlands

Putra Square: Putra city, the new administrative capital of Malaysia, is a sprawling 4,932-hectare city just 25 kilometers from Kuala Lumpur, carefully planned as an "intelligent garden city".

The Pink Mosque (Masjid Putra), also known as the Putra Mosque, was inspired by the Hassan Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. It covers an area of 5.5 hectares and is the largest mosque in Malaysia. Because most of its main building is located on the water, so it is also known as the water mosque, can accommodate more than 10,000 people at the same time for religious ceremonies.

Batu Caves, a limestone hill with numerous caves and temples, is one of the most important Hindu shrines outside of India. It has one of the most complete cave ecosystems in Asia and has been described as a "Malaysian natural wonder" and a "limestone dream world". The 272 steps of the Rainbow Staircase in the Black Wind Cave have become a popular tourist attraction in Malaysia.

Genting Highlands, known as the "Monte Carlo of the South", is an up-and-coming tourist and summer vacation destination in Malaysia. It is home to Malaysia's only legalized casino and the Guinness Book of World Records-certified "World's Largest Hotel". 

Itinerary Schedule:

Kuala Lumpur → Independence Square → Twin Towers (no climbing) → BTS & BOOKXCESS → Lunch and flight from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), Thailand

(Please cover the airfare by yourself. Please book a late flight; it is recommended to take a flight that departs after 18:00. There will be no tour guide on the plane.)
Please note: The free airport transfer service today is only available once!

Independence Square, Kuala Lumpur was built to commemorate Malaysia's liberation from British colonial rule, and a grand National Day celebration is held here every year. The architecture around Independence Square is diverse, with the classical flavor of the English Tudor period and the delicate details of Islamic architecture, while the solemnity of the City Hall Church adds a distinctive look to the area.

The Petronas Towers, a landmark in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, is a 452-meter, 88-story structure with two identical towers standing side by side, connected by a trestle bridge. Inspired by the teachings of Islam, they are one of the most striking features of Kuala Lumpur's skyline, like two sharp minarets thrusting into the sky.

Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur's famous night market, is full of Chinese flavor. Most of the shops here are run by Chinese, and there are Chinese signs and advertisements everywhere. A stroll through the market will give you a familiar atmosphere and a chance to taste authentic Malaysian food.

Itinerary Schedule:

Tannen Sado Water Bazaar (with wooden paddle boat) → Buddhist Temple in the Tree → Mekong Railway Market (with train ticket for one stop) → Red Sky, a popular open-air high altitude bar (Special Gift: a cup of complimentary soft drink or a glass of beer)

Dannoen Saduak, after more than a hundred years, still retains the unique look of a traditional Thai water bazaar. It has been the setting for many films, including one of the most famous James Bond series. Boats loaded with vegetables, fruit and small wares ply the narrow waterways. Local women in their distinctive straw hats enthusiastically peddle their wares. If you want to buy something, just make a simple gesture and they will enthusiastically dock the boat.

Wat Bang Kung, also known as the Temple of Bangkun, is one of the top ten spiritual Buddhist temples in Thailand. Located 65 kilometers from Bangkok in Amphawa Province, it is surrounded by a 400+ year old bodhi tree. In addition to this ancient Bodhi tree, the temple is surrounded by intertwined trees that are closely intertwined to protect this sacred temple.

Mae Klong Market, a unique food market built on the railroad tracks. In a narrow space less than 2 meters wide, the train passes through a wide range of vendors, creating a unique landscape that has become a world famous "Netflix" attraction.

The Red Sky Bar, located on the 55th floor of the Sentara World Trade Center Hotel in Bangkok's Siam district. Here you can climb up to the open-air bar and enjoy a cold drink while watching Bangkok's stunning night sky below.

Itinerary Schedule:

Bangkok → Grand Palace/Jade Buddha Temple → King Cheng's Temple → Transfer to Pattaya → Tiffany's Siren Show (45 minutes, VIP seats)

After breakfast, we will go to the Grand Palace, a large ancient architectural complex (28 buildings) located in the central district of Bangkok, Thailand, which is the better-preserved royal palace of Thailand through the ages and has national characteristics, is the place where the royal family held important ceremonies, and is also a must-see attraction when visiting Bangkok.

Inside the Grand Palace, the essence of Thai architecture, painting, carving and decorative arts are gathered, and its distinctive style of Siamese architectural art is highly appreciated by travelers from all over the world, and it is known as the "Complete Book of Thai Art".

One of the three national treasures of Thailand, the Jade Buddha Temple, located in the northeast corner of the Grand Palace, is the place where the Thai royal family enshrines the Jade Buddha statue and holds religious ceremonies, and is famous for its three main features, namely, its exquisite and luxurious spire decorations, architectural decorations, and mural paintings of the cloisters.

After visiting the Temple of King Jung, we will then leave Bangkok and transfer to Pattaya to see the beautiful Siren Show, enjoy the magnificent theater and professional singing and dancing show!

Warm tips: When the Thai Royal Family has a big event or royal activities, the Grand Palace is not open to the public.

Itinerary Schedule:

East Paradise (2.5 hours, including folklore performance, elephant show, visit to Tropical Botanical Garden) → Experience Thai-style foot massage (A 20 baht tip for the masseuse) → Shopping mall in Terminal 21 free to shop → Watch Max Muay Thai Muay Thai Fighting Match → Pattaya Walking Street

East Guava Garden, a leisure resort full of Thai countryside style, where visitors can not only enjoy the beauty of exotic flowers and plants, but also enjoy a colorful folklore show. Thai massage is famous for its variety, there are traditional Thai massage, foot massage, essential oil massage and so on ...... you can choose according to your own preferences. Among them, traditional Thai massage is a must experience when you come to Thailand.

Afterwards, proceed to Terminal 21 for free shopping. This terminal-inspired mall showcases a different city theme and the corresponding city's landmarks on each floor. Additionally,

watching a spectacular Muay Thai show and taking a leisurely stroll along Pattaya's bustling pedestrian street is also a wonderful experience on a Thailand tour.

Itinerary Schedule:

Take a boat from Pattaya to Koh Samet → Check into your hotel on Koh Samet

Koh Samet, a national nature park, is covered with lush jungle and emerald green coconut groves. The east coast of the island has several natural sandy beaches, while the west coast is known for its stunning sunsets. It is ideal for year-round water activities such as windsurfing, snorkeling and water skiing. Not only are there gorgeous tropical landscapes and crystally clear swimming holes, but also affordable and unique tropical fruits and seafood for visitors to sample. Compared to bustling Pattaya, it exudes tranquility and relaxation. Koh Samet is famous for its beautiful beaches. Most of the island's commercial buildings are concentrated on the east coast, where the longest beach, Sekai Beach (also known as Diamond Beach), is located and often hosts a variety of colorful activities such as beach volleyball.

Itinerary:

Koh Samui → Bangkok → King Power Duty Free Shop → The one Ratchada

King Power Duty Free Shop (Bangkok Downtown), with its spacious 12,000 square meters, has become a famous fashion shopping paradise in Bangkok. With its unique design and comprehensive facilities, it offers residents and visitors to Bangkok a unique experience.

The one Ratchada, Ratchada Train Night Market, as a popular night market among tourists, has become the focus of social media with its colorful rainbow tent night view. Here you can not only enjoy the charming night scenery, but also taste the authentic Thai food.

Today we will end our pleasant journey and arrange a transfer to Bangkok Suanawanpur airport for boarding (BKK).

Free pick-up time on the day of departure is a fixed time (In case of changes, please communicate with customer service staff in advance, different times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.