The Classic – Malaysia (9 Days / 8 Nights)

Two of Asia’s most diverse places, Singapore and Malaysia offer an abundance of colourful culture, amazing landscapes and – most importantly to many of its food-mad citizens – a world of gastronomic delights. With Indian, Malay and Chinese traditions blending seamlessly together, there’s no shortage of colourful events to enjoy.

Guests enjoying this epic journey during the month of May will coincide with two of the most charismatic dates in the festival calendar. In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s buzzing capital, the Holi Hindu celebration marks the end of winter and the triumph of light over dark. The festival is also known as the ‘festival of colour’ with participants chasing and colour each other with dry powder and coloured water.

Following a detour to the peaceful Cameron Highlands, guests will enjoy another auspicious date in the island of Penang where the Buddhist community gather to celebrate Vesak Day (Buddha Day) with a boisterous parade.

For further information, get in touch with one of our expert travel consultants at [email protected] or view the full itinerary here.

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    EXO Explores: Halong Bay & North Vietnam

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    Of all of Cambodia's large urban centers, Battambang is undoubtedly the most alluring. Located amidst attractive rolling countryside to the west of Tonle Sap Lake, the town enjoys a peaceful riverside location and possesses some of the country's best-preserved colonial architecture. Although it is laid-back to the point of being horizontal, the city has its own unique dynamism. In fact, it has become known for being at the cutting edge of an emerging Cambodian art scene with several galleries and creative spaces around town showcasing the work of local artists. At the core of the city's artistic revival is Phare Ponleu Selpak. The sprawling arts establishment, established by one-time refugees from Cambodia's civil war, teaches visual, applied and performing arts to underprivileged kids. Its centerpiece is its circus school with students performing in energetic and often-thought provoking productions under the school's big top. The healthy art scene in the city, meanwhile, is complemented by a clutch of high-quality restaurants specializing in everything from fine French dining to more humble, but still delicious, Khmer delicacies. Battambang's bucolic hinterland is also well worth exploring. The famous "bamboo train" - an eccentric and noisy contraption - runs along a short section of track…

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    EXO Explores: Central & Northeastern Thailand

    Often bypassed by travellers rushing either to the mountains of the north or the beaches of the south, the central and northeastern reached of Thailand have plenty of attributes to woo visitors.  Central Thailand is the country's cultural heartland. Fed by the Chao Phraya River, the fertile plain north of Bangkok births much of the nation's rice crop while towns such as Ayutthaya and Sukhothai were formerly capitals of once-mighty Thai kingdoms. Steeped in colourful history, the majestic ruins at both towns reward exploration by bike or by foot. To the northwest of Bangkok, mountain ranges climb towards the Myanmar border, the lush peaks hiding spectacular foaming waterfalls. The base for exploration of this wilderness is Kanchanaburi, a friendly riverside town famous for its role during WWII when occupying Japanese troops enlisted POWs and conscripted Southeast Asians to build the infamous 'Death Railway' to what was then known as Burma. Northeastern Thailand, otherwise known as Isaan, is, to tourists at least, the country's great unknown. The giant drought-prone area is the poorest part of Thailand and banner attractions are fewer here than in other regions. Nevertheless, it is a fascinating cultural makeup - it has more in common with Laos…

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    Mount Ruang eruption: Indonesia & Malaysia update
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    Mount Ruang eruption: Indonesia & Malaysia update

    On 18 April 2024, Indonesia’s Mount Ruang began to erupt with smoke and ash spewing into the air. Although evacuations have been ordered for the northern side of Sulawesi Island, to date, there have been no recorded injuries or casualties and disruption to travel has been very limited.Please note that the volcanic eruption is Mount Ruang in Sulawesi, not Mount Raung which is located in East Java near to Mt Ijen.  As a precaution, Malaysian Airlines and Air Asia cancelled flights between Kuala Lumpur and Sabah and Sarawak on 18 April. However, most regular flights have resumed as of 19 April.EXO continues to monitor the situation carefully,  ensuring the safety and well-being of all travellers, guides and staff.  We will update partners should further developments cause disruption to travellers.  Reach out to our Indonesia team Reach out to our Malaysia team

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    Malaysia Product & Destination Update: April 2024
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    Malaysia Product & Destination Update: April 2024

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    Family travel in Malaysia & Singapore: EXO’s insight and tips
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    Family travel in Malaysia & Singapore: EXO’s insight and tips

    Often overshadowed by neighbouring Thailand or Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore offer surprising depth and diversity, perfect for families with a thirst for adventure and a desire to broaden young minds.From the vibrant markets of Kuala Lumpur to orangutans swinging through Borneo’s rainforests, Langkawi’s quiet beaches to Singapore’s illuminated gardens, there is no shortage of memorable backdrops for a family holiday.  The countries’ efficient, reliable infrastructure means less time spent on long travel days and more time enjoying the destination. And, with two well-connected international airports in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, getting to and from Malaysia and Singapore is easy.From quick getaways to in-depth sojourns, Malaysia and Singapore have options for every type of family holiday. Based on the family’s interest, EXO can advise on the right pace, chose the perfect stops and match guests with the best accommodation, guides and experiences. DISCOVER MORE Keep reading for a closer look at what Malaysia and Singapore have to offer for family travel! And be sure to read to the end to check out EXO's favourite family itineraries and experiences for inspiration. Family Fun in Malaysia Classic Malaysia with Taman Negara Peninsular Malaysia Malaysia is a cultural tapestry, offering families a rich tapestry of…

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    Malaysia Product & Destination Update: March 2024
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    Malaysia Product & Destination Update: March 2024

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    Ara Dinawan: An eco island paradise a stone’s throw from Kota Kinabalu
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    Ara Dinawan: An eco island paradise a stone’s throw from Kota Kinabalu

    Located less than an hour from Kota Kinabalu, the eco-friendly Ara Dinawan Island Retreat is a great option for travellers seeking a tropical island adventure or overnight glamping experience. The Island Retreat features 14 glamping tents, a portmanteau of ‘glamour’ and ‘camping’.  The tents and all of the retreat’s common facilities were built nearly exclusively from locally sourced and upcycled materials. This eco-ethic runs strong throughout the property and all of its activities, ensuring the island remains unspoiled and beautiful for years to come. The island is also private, meaning only guests from the Retreat are allowed to visit. As a result, the idyllic island remains quiet and peaceful, allowing guests to enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings without crowds. Members of the EXO Malaysia team recently returned from an inspection to Ara Dinawan and were impressed by the island's remote, serene vibe despite it's proximity to Kota Kinabalu. Alvin, from the Product team, remarked, ‘Since it is a private island, it is more attractive for those who want to enjoy some peace and relaxation on an island away from the crowds. Plus, there are options for sport and activities.’ Ara Dinawan Island Escape 'Not only can guests enjoy the beach…

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    Temples to tides: Southeast Asia’s surprising beach combinations
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    Temples to tides: Southeast Asia’s surprising beach combinations

    Southeast Asia, known for its breathtaking cultural landmarks and pristine beaches, offers a unique opportunity to explore the best of both without the need to choose between them. Blending sightseeing and beachside relaxation is not only possible but easily achievable thanks to an extensive network of domestic and regional flights. From the ancient temples of Luang Prabang and Siem Reap or the modern skylines of Singapore and Bangkok, spectacular beaches are less than four hours away. Hotels across these destinations cater to every preference and need, ranging from luxurious resorts to family-friendly accommodations. This variety of options and ease of accessibility makes it possible for EXO to tailor a trip to fit guests’ interest and travel styles.For inspiration, here are our favourite examples of unexpected combinations of cultural discovery and seaside bliss.  Partner with EXO Luang Prabang & Phuket journey Luang Prabang and Phuket: Temples to tidesPair the serene beauty of Luang Prabang, Laos, with the sun-kissed beaches of Phuket, Thailand in one seamless holiday. Although Laos is landlocked, Phuket's tropical allure is less than 4 hours away by air, offering an easy connection from the spiritual tranquillity of ancient Buddhist temples to the vibrant, azure waters of one of Thailand's most…

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    Singapore and tropical beaches: The perfect combination
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    Singapore and tropical beaches: The perfect combination

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    Malaysia Product & Destination Update: Feb 2024
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    Malaysia Product & Destination Update: Feb 2024

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    Meet EXO GM for Malaysia & Singapore: Peter Lawrence
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    Meet EXO GM for Malaysia & Singapore: Peter Lawrence

    We are excited to welcome Peter Lawrence as the new General Manager for EXO Malaysia and Singapore. With nearly 15 years of experience across various roles in the tourism sector, Peter joins our team with a wealth of knowledge and a passion for Asia.Peter will not only be focused on leading our teams and supporting our partners in Malaysia and Singapore, but also championing our sustainability efforts and expanding our innovative product catalogue.Peter is excited about joining the EXO family and exploring more of Malaysia and Singapore. ‘EXO leads the way in sharing these closely linked destinations with new products, like homestays and other smaller, lesser-known experiences', Peter remarked. 'I’m excited to be a part of this, as we bring a deeper knowledge of Malaysia and Singapore to the global market.’ Over the years, Peter has held a variety of positions in  Southeast Asia and in the US. His resume includes leadership roles, product development, tour leading for the luxury and adventure market and a proven track record in sales and business development. Born and raised in the US, Peter first became enamoured with Southeast Asia in 2007 during an around-the-world solo trip.  ‘After spending time in Europe, Middle East…

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    Malaysia and Singapore, Product & Destination Update: Jan 2024
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    Malaysia and Singapore, Product & Destination Update: Jan 2024

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