Unique things to do in Pahang

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

Culture On A Plate Craving an intimate exploration of Malaysian culture, but with a refined twist? Look no further than Culture on a Plate, a food walk designed for those who appreciate exceptional food and a deeper understanding of Malaysian heritage. Go beyond the street food scene: Unlike typical street food tours, Culture on a Plate takes you on a curated journey, indulging in diverse flavours that reflect Malaysia's rich heritage. Cultural Immersion: A sensory experience. Each bite tells a story, as our culture curator unveils the cultural significance behind each dish. Diverse Flavours: Explore culinary styles, from fragrant Nyonya cuisine to Kelantan herb based noodles. Experiences: We visit local temples, deepening your understanding of Malaysian culture. Complimentary Starter Kit: Kick-off your own Malaysian culinary journey at home with our exclusive Malaysian Flavours starter kit. Ready for an unforgettable adventure? Join us on Culture NOTE: While we strive to accommodate a variety of preferences, this food walk is designed to showcase the full spectrum of Malaysian cuisine. This includes some dishes that may not be suitable for vegetarians or vegans. Cross-contamination: due to the nature of street food and multiple vendors, we cannot guarantee a completely allergen-free environment. If you have severe allergies, this food walk might not be the best fit.

Updates: To reduce carbon footprint, we are now only running tour on every Monday, Wednesday Saturday and Sunday. Feel free to join our group now for laughter and new friends! 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.

Our Culture Conversation is designed to go beyond the surface, fostering a meaningful connection with the soul of KL. In this 1.5-hour conversation, we curate stories and sacred narratives for you. Explore a Taoist and Hindu temple to understand the roots of culture, heritage, history and syncretism that shapes our lives, revealing the deep-rooted traditions and elements that bind us together You also receive a complimentary self-guided e-book detailing the wonders of Batu Caves and the historic streets of Old Kuala Lumpur.

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.

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 ready for an unforgettable journey with me! Join my specialised architecture walking tour, where we'll dive deep into this incredible city's urban wonders of architecture, landscape, heritage, art, and design. Let's unravel the secrets that make Kuala Lumpur the beating heart of Malaysia's cultural and historical richness. Covering about 3 km (1.9 miles), we'll casually stroll through charming streets and pedestrian walkways, making every step an exploration. Trust me, this experience promises a unique blend of discovery and delight as we decode the essence that transforms this city into a masterpiece of culture, art, and architectural brilliance! Can't wait to share it with you! P/s: If your desired date and time is not readily available on the schedule, feel free to text me to arrange for your preferred slots!

Culture On A Plate Craving an intimate exploration of Malaysian culture, but with a refined twist? Look no further than Culture on a Plate, a food walk designed for those who appreciate exceptional food and a deeper understanding of Malaysian heritage. Go beyond the street food scene: Unlike typical street food tours, Culture on a Plate takes you on a curated journey, indulging in diverse flavours that reflect Malaysia's rich heritage. Cultural Immersion: A sensory experience. Each bite tells a story, as our culture curator unveils the cultural significance behind each dish. Diverse Flavours: Explore culinary styles, from fragrant Nyonya cuisine to Kelantan herb based noodles. Experiences: We visit local temples, deepening your understanding of Malaysian culture. Complimentary Starter Kit: Kick-off your own Malaysian culinary journey at home with our exclusive Malaysian Flavours starter kit. Ready for an unforgettable adventure? Join us on Culture NOTE: While we strive to accommodate a variety of preferences, this food walk is designed to showcase the full spectrum of Malaysian cuisine. This includes some dishes that may not be suitable for vegetarians or vegans. Cross-contamination: due to the nature of street food and multiple vendors, we cannot guarantee a completely allergen-free environment. If you have severe allergies, this food walk might not be the best fit.

Updates: To reduce carbon footprint, we are now only running tour on every Monday, Wednesday Saturday and Sunday. Feel free to join our group now for laughter and new friends! 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.

Spend an artsy day with us, learn from scratch on how to draft, sketch & paint your canvas. You can paint whatever you like by choosing from our reference or prepare your own, our art assistant will teach & guide your through out the process. With all material provided & a beverage included, just enjoy your day as an artist & have fun with the colours.

You will experience making your own art resin coasters. Epoxy resin is a versatile material that’s used in a wide variety of craftss. Resin casting is a fun way to accent your furniture, create jewelry and ornaments, etc. Resin starts as a liquid and the hardens.

Heritage Walk of Bukit Bintang. Bukit Bintang or Starhill is the shopping and entertainment district of Kuala Lumpur. The area has transformed to become one of the hippest destinations in the city. Other things to note Nearest LRT Station to Traders Hotel is KLCC Station. Nearest MRT Station to Traders Hotel is Conlay Station and nearest Monorail Station is Bukit Bintang Station. I can adjust the timing of the tour to suit weather conditions and guest preference. Would appreciate if you could message me before booking

Our Culture Conversation is designed to go beyond the surface, fostering a meaningful connection with the soul of KL. In this 1.5-hour conversation, we curate stories and sacred narratives for you. Explore a Taoist and Hindu temple to understand the roots of culture, heritage, history and syncretism that shapes our lives, revealing the deep-rooted traditions and elements that bind us together You also receive a complimentary self-guided e-book detailing the wonders of Batu Caves and the historic streets of Old Kuala Lumpur.

In the morning, will take you to the first destination (1) Batu Caves, a pavilion in Malaysia, Hindu and one of the top ten tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur, where you can learn about their beliefs and customs. In the afternoon, it takes about 20 minutes to drive east of Kuala Lumpur. reach at (2) Forest Riverside, where the water is clear and makes the negative ions in the forest purify the stress of the mind; remove physical fatigue. Then go to the historic Building (3) Merdeka Square to take photos and see the magnificent buildings left by the British. Lastly to (4) Kuala Lumpur City Gallery to visit and learn about KL City Gallery history and development.

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 me for a day out in Kuala Lumpur !!! We will meet up at the meeting point close by to the twin towers. We'll first start with the Petronas Twin Towers and a beautiful bridge that connects a city village to the modern part of the city. After that, we will continue our journey to Batu Caves to enjoy one of the most unique Hindu temples in the world. From there, we will continue to one of the most beautiful Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia. Then, we will be doing a walk around Chinatown which is also the oldest part of Kuala Lumpur. Here you guys experience the local market. Finally, we will visit the heart of the city, where you will find one of the oldest mosques in KL and the old administration building. Here you can enjoy the beauty of the architecture and learn the significant meaning of its location along with the history of Kuala Lumpur.

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) 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.

Hi slime lovers! Fulfill your childhood dreams by learning how to make slime. You will learn about the ingredients, and ratios and are free to choose your favourite colours and accessories. This workshop will be guided by a professional artist. YOU'LL GET Each participant will receive a complete slime starter kit for making slime. WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? Children and adults, from 4 years and above. HOW TO BOOK 1) Choose your preferred date. 2) Select the number of guests. Please select ‘Adult’ option for all those participating in the workshop. NOTES Book for participants only. Parents, guardians can accompany their children to the slime workshop without any charge. SPECIAL NOTES This slime workshop is organized to support the continuation of the SENIMAN KECIL non-profit children's creative program. Seniman Kecil is an independent creative platform for children in Malaysia. This fund helps support: • Children's creative program • International volunteer base • Art supplies • Digital development EVERY BOOKING IS MEANINGFUL "It not only brings joy to your child, but it also brings smiles to other children" Be part of the dream! Adi

Heritage Walk of Kampung Baru. Kampung Baru was previously known as the Malay Agricultural Settlement MAS The purpose of the MAS was to encourage agriculture among the Malays especially in planting paddy. With 120 years of history behind it this settlement survived through British Colonial rule, Japanese occupation and the fight for independence Other things to note Nearest LRT Station is KLCC Station ( 8 minute walk to Traders Hotel KLCC ). Nearest MRT Station is Conlay I can adjust the timing of the tour to suit weather conditions and guest preference. Would appreciate if you could message me before booking

KLCC Park Nature Tour. I will take you on a walk around KLCC Park and introduce you to some of the sixty plus species of trees in the park. I will also talk about the history of Malaysia and the history of the KLCC development. I can also take guests to other sights in KL eg Dataran Merdeka, Chinatown, Masjid India, National Museum, Bukit Bintang, Brickfields. Other things to note Nearest LRT Station is KLCC Station ( 5 minute walk to Traders Hotel). Nearest MRT station is Conlay Station ( 5 minute walk) I can adjust the timing of the tour to suit weather conditions and guest preference. Would appreciate if you could message me before booking