Immersing in Kuala Lumpur’s Heritage and Nature

Your second day in Kuala Lumpur will start with a delicious breakfast at the Mercure Kuala Lumpur Shaw Parade, your comfortable base for further activities. A visit to the city's historic district, which includes the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and the vibrant Central Market, will allow you to fully appreciate local crafts and culture. A midday treat could be street cuisine from the bustling hawker booths, providing a true local culinary experience. Then you might visit the serene and magnificent Perdana Botanical Gardens, a green oasis in the city.

• A delicious breakfast at the Mercure Kuala Lumpur Shaw Parade will kickstart your day, setting you up for deeper city discoveries
• Take a journey into the city's history, visiting the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and experiencing the local arts and culture at the bustling Central Market.
• Treat yourself to an authentic local meal by exploring the street food options at the busy hawker stalls.
• Enjoy a relaxing afternoon at the Perdana Botanical Gardens, a tranquil green space in the heart of the city.
• You can choose to watch a cultural show or eat dinner with a good view of the city, in the evening.
• Return to the comfortable Liberty Central Saigon Center.

Iconic Landmarks and Local Flavors

Begin day 3 with a delicious breakfast at the hotel and then set out to discover the city’s interesting sights. Enjoy panoramic views from the Petronas Twin Towers and then explore either a magnificent mosque or a serene Chinese temple. For lunchtime, you can eat some food that’s a mix of different tastes and then shop and have fun in a cool part of town. At night, you can eat dinner at the busy street food places and then go back to your hotel.

• Tour the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, admiring its Moorish architecture. 
• Explore Central Market, browsing local crafts and souvenirs. 
• Enjoy a relaxed evening with no fixed plans.
   

Exploring the History and Spirit of Saigon

Day four takes you to busy Ho Chi Minh City. You'll start with a good breakfast at the Liberty Central Saigon Center. Then, you can learn about Vietnam's history by visiting the Reunification Palace and the War Remnants Museum. For lunch, try the Ben Thanh Market, full of local things. If you want some quiet, visit the Jade Emperor Pagoda. In the evening, you could have dinner on a boat on the Saigon River, seeing the city lights, before going back to your hotel.

• Day four brings you to the bustling city of Ho Chi Minh. 
• Begin your day with breakfast at the Liberty Central Saigon Center.
• Learn about Vietnamese history at the Reunification Palace. 
• Gain further historical insights at the War Remnants Museum. 
• Explore the local goods and food at Ben Thanh Market for lunch. 
• Find a peaceful moment at the Jade Emperor Pagoda.
• Consider a dinner cruise on the Saigon River for evening views. 
• Return to the Liberty Central Saigon Center for the night.

A Historical Journey Through Ho Chi Minh City

You’ll see the historical side and French aspects of Ho Chi Minh City. The Day starts with a yummy meal at Liberty Central Saigon Center. Next, you’ll go to the Cu Chi Tunnels, incredible tunnels from the Vietnam war. Following the tunnels, you’ll see the nice Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Saigon Central Post office. Then in the afternoon you’ll go to the War Remnants Museum to learn about the war. You’ll finish the day with a special dinner boat ride on the Saigon River, taking in the city’s lights on your final evening.

• Explore the historical and French aspects of Ho Chi Minh City.
• Start the day with a yummy breakfast at Liberty Central Saigon Center.
• Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, incredible tunnels from the Vietnam War.
• See the nice Notre-Dame Cathedral.
• Visit the Saigon Central Post Office.
• In the afternoon, go to the War Remnants Museum to learn about the war.
• Your final evening will feature a special boat experience on the Saigon River, allowing you to see the illuminated city.

Connect with the city’s spirit through calm exploration, city views, and hands-on culture.

Your final day is an opportunity to connect with the city’s spirit at a relaxed pace. Next, visit the Bitexco Tower to see the city from a high viewpoint. If you’re interested in learning to cook, a Vietnamese cooking class offers a fantastic opportunity to master flavorful recipes such as pho, banh mi and their special coffee. You can spend your evening however you want – maybe revisit a favorite spot, get one last coffee or buy some souvenirs.

• After breakfast, go for a peaceful visit to Thien Hau Temple, a calm temple.
• Next, visit the Bitexco Tower to see the city from a high viewpoint.
• If you want to try cooking, think about a Vietnamese class to learn to make tasty dishes like pho, banh mi and their special coffee.
• You can spend your evening by revisiting your favorite spot, getting one last coffee, or buying some souvenirs.

One last breakfast, one last stroll—time to say goodbye with a heart full of memories.

 Time to say goodbye to Vietnam now. After your last meal in the morning at the hotel or a place nearby, just remember all the fun you had. Depending on your flight time, you could have a bit of free time for one last stroll or to enjoy a final Vietnamese coffee. Next, it’s time to pack and go to the airport, bringing along all the wonderful memories from your time in Ho Chi Minh City and other places