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Genting Day Tour with 1 Way Cable Car Ride

Kuala Lumpur
4.752 reviews

About this tour

Kuala Lumpur Optional Tour

Quick facts

Duration
1 days / 0 nights
Max Group Size
20 people
Min Age
0+ years old
Difficulty
Easy

Tour highlights

  • Genting Highlands - Scenic 10-minute cable car ride with stunning views
  • Chin Swee Caves Temple - Historic temple with breathtaking views
  • Sky Avenue Station - Spectacular bird’s-eye view of Genting SkyWorlds
  • Genting SkyWorlds - Adventure park with thrilling rides and attractions
  • Studio Plaza - Exciting theme park entrance with entertainment options

What's included

Included
Guided Tour
One-Way Cable Car Ride
Not included
Personal Expenses
Tipping
Extra Meals

Day-by-day itinerary

Pick-up Time: 0930”“0945 hrs Theme Park Ticket: Adult USD48 | Child (90”“ 110cm) USD42 Scenic 10-minute cable car ride with stunning views of the 100-million-year-old rainforest and cool highland breeze Optional stop at Chin Swee Caves Temple via Chin Swee Station Arrive at Sky Avenue Station with a spectacular bird’s-eye view of Genting SkyWorlds Easy access to the park through Sky Avenue Mall; start your adventure at Studio Plaza

Tags

International.
11,060 / person
Private Tour
1 days · 0 nights
4.75· 2 reviews
DEPARTURE DATESelect date
11,060 × 1 person11,060
Service Fee (5%)553
Total11,613

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Tricia Valdez
Dec 2025Verified Booking
4.5

Street food discoveries were incredible

One of the best parts of our Kuala Lumpur trip was the food culture our guide introduced us to. Skip the tourist restaurants — the street food scene is extraordinary. We tried things we never would have found or ordered alone, and every single bite was worth it. Food tourism done right.

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Eduardo Salazar
Sep 2025Verified Booking
5

Hidden gems and famous landmarks

What I appreciated most about Kuala Lumpur was the balance between well-known tourist spots and local discoveries. We ate where locals eat, saw neighborhoods tourists rarely visit, and still ticked off all the famous landmarks. The best of both worlds.