Enter Petrosains The Discovery Centre and feel an instant pull into a world shaped by science, motion, and discovery. Every zone invites you to touch, try, and question, creating a sense of excitement that feels rare. This is the ... More

Note : This is not a Hotel, it's an Art Museum. The Urban Museum or UR-MU is a one-of-a-kind quirky contemporary art museum in Kuala Lumpur. UR-MU houses a private collection of artworks and eclectic objects from an art patron, c... More

Step into a new dimension at REXPERIENCE, a digital immersive gallery where art comes to life through technology, sound, and light. Moving beyond the traditional gallery setup, it offers an interactive, multi-sensory journey for a... More

Experience the iconic Petronas Twin Towers Skybridge with an expert local host, enjoying stunning views from the 42nd floor, 170 meters above the ground. Skip the lines with time-stamped tickets for the Skybridge and Petrosains Di... More

After a convenient pickup from your Kuala Lumpur hotel set off to explore the many wonders of Malacca, a UNESCO-listed city. Spend the morning wandering through streets that are an eerie reminder of Portuguese, Dutch, and British ... More

Visit the Petronas Twin Towers for a moment that feels rare and unforgettable. Timed entry keeps your visit simple and calm, giving you a smooth path to the city’s most famous views. Many guests miss the chance to secure their i... More

Genting SkyWorlds Outdoor Theme Park welcomes you with bright worlds, smooth pathways, and a sense of escape the moment you arrive. Each zone is crafted to feel premium, giving you the thrill of stepping into a place that not ever... More

Immerse yourself in the Illusion 3D Art Museum in Kuala Lumpur, where 38 hand-painted artworks create lifelike scenes—from celebrity encounters to thrilling adventures. Capture creative photos and explore the Augmented Reality s... More

The Teddyville Museum, as the name suggests, is Malaysia’s first and largest collection of Teddy Bears from various nations and eras; as early as the 1900s. From one of the very first batches of teddy bears ever made, to miniatu... More

The Straits & Oriental Museum showcase various priceless ancient oriental ceramics from shipwrecks around Malaysian seas and also those from the Song, Ming and Qing Dynasty folk and official kilns. The exhibits have unique styles ... More

Step into the crazy side of Melaka and turn your world upside down for a good laugh with your friends and family at the Upside Down House Gallery! Modeled after the archetypal Malaysian house, the exhibition is divided into 5 sect... More

Step into the Penang Wonderfood Museum, a unique attraction in a 1940s colonial building in Georgetown. Explore over 100 larger-than-life, hyper-realistic models of Malaysian dishes, handcrafted using Japanese replication techniqu... More

Explore more than 1000 cameras and photographic accessories that you have never seen before! You will be able to view antique cameras such as German cameras e.g. Leica and Zeiss.... More

At Malaysia Heritage Studios, visitors can explore 13 themed zones showcasing Malaysia’s rich cultural heritage through traditional costumes, artifacts, and architecture. Highlights include ethnic studios, live cultural performa... More

The Kuala Lumpur City Pass Deluxe is the ultimate sightseeing package for travelers who want to experience everything the city has to offer with maximum convenience and value. This all-in-one pass includes five top attractions, a ... More

This private tour allows you to discover even more incredible experiences that you can never expect. Penang HILL is always bountiful with all the natural beauty. Walking on nature trails can be truly refreshing with all the green ... More

Discover serene wildlife in the bustling heart of Kuala Lumpur with a tour of the Orchid Gardens, Butterfly Park, Bird Park, and Aquaria KLCC oceanarium. An expert guide introduces you to astounding nature from Malaysia and abroad... More

Interest in the Islamic arts has grown tremendously in recent years. Reflecting this awareness, in December 1998 Malaysia became home to Southeast Asia’s largest museum of Islamic art. The building occupies 30,000 sq.m. The Isla... More