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Highlights of Malaysia & Borneo

Highlights and Inclusions

• Tour historic George Town in Penang by cycle trishaw and travel on the Penang Hill funicular railway. 
• Discover Malaysia's most popular cities with visits to Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur and marvel at the soaring Petronas Twin Towers, which used to be the world’s tallest buildings. 
• Delve into the historic Kampung Baru district of Kuala Lumpur where a melting pot of tradition and culture awaits and a guided tour. 
• Relax and stay for two nights at the five-star Shangri-La Resort with its own nature reserve, golf course and mile-long beach.  
• In Borneo, explore its fascinating history and culture in the Sandakan and the Mari-Mari cultural village and see the renowned Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and the Bornean Sun Bear Centre. 
• The price of this holiday is per person, based on two people sharing a twin room with single rooms available at the relevant supplement. Price includes 
• Eleven nights’ accommodation in three to five-star hotels 
• Daily breakfast and five lunches 
• All flights and transfers 
• All touring as mentioned 
• All local accommodation taxes 
• Airport/flight taxes 
• Hotel porterage of one item of luggage per person 
• The services of a Riviera Travel Tour Manager 

Our adventure begins with an overnight flight to Penang via Kuala Lumpur, so today you'll arrive at the airport for your flight.

Arriving in the afternoon, we'll transfer to our hotel on Batu Ferringhi Beach and enjoy the rest of the afternoon at leisure - the perfect start for anyone who prefers to fly and flop.  Of course, any trip to the Far East cannot be complete without trying out the delectable flavours of one of the world’s most varied cuisines. The best-known Malaysian dish is satay – meat skewers marinated with turmeric, grilled over charcoal and served with a mildly spicy peanut sauce.   But there’s so much more: nasi kandar, steamed rice soaked in a variety of flavourful curries; asam laksa, a tangy fish broth listed on CNN’s ‘world’s 50 most delicious foods’; beef rendang, a rich meat dish seasoned with a mouthwatering mix of spices; chicken rice, a Hainanese-influenced dish of steamed or roasted chicken served with fragrant rice cooked in chicken broth – the list is almost endless! Don't be afraid to dive right in - tonight is your first opportunity to try the country's mouthwatering cuisine.

George Town  This morning we'll enjoy a walking tour of the beautifully preserved colonial centre of George Town. A UNESCO World Heritage site, George Town is perhaps unique in Southeast Asia in having over 30,000 pre-war buildings. Francis Light built Fort Cornwallis, which still stands to this day, and promoted it as a free port, vastly increasing trade and attracting large numbers of Chinese and Indian settlers.     The same successful tactic was followed in Malacca to the south and both cities, developed their unique mix of cultures which is still evident today. What is particularly fascinating is that despite being bombed by the Japanese in World War II, George Town still has thousands of pre-war buildings, mostly Chinese-owned ‘shophouses’, many fine colonial-era villas and public buildings, which have helped it attain UNESCO World Heritage status. George Town represents a fascinating glimpse into 18th-century colonial life.  Cheong Fatt Tze Blue Mansion  We'll visit Cheong Fatt Tze Blue Mansion House, a timeless grand mansion built at the end of the 19th century by a powerful Chinese tycoon. In this famed George Town landmark, we'll learn more about a life of grandeur in 19th-century Penang and gain insight into its eclectic architecture and heritage.  Free time in George Town  After a fascinating ride by cycle trishaw through the winding back streets, you’ll enjoy an included lunch. The afternoon is at leisure to enjoy the many facilities of your hotel. In the evening, the local night market is an easy stroll from the hotel and a great chance to try the local street cuisine or hone your bargaining skills.

Penang Hill  Boarding the Penang Hill Funicular Railway, we'll climb to the top of Penang Hill - some 833 metres above sea level - travelling on the steepest tunnel track in the world. Once a cool retreat during the British colonial period, many prominent bungalows built here still stand today as well as the post office and police station, built in 1894 and 1929 respectively. Here you can enjoy the heritage ambience of the picturesque, antiquated century-old colonial-style buildings, discover the unique plants (like tropical pitcher plants, tree ferns, and tropical oak trees) and look out at unobstructed views of George Town and both Penang Bridges. Free time   After an included lunch sheltered from the crowds by the lush greenery at the top Strawberry Hill on Penang Hill – a hill on a hill if you will – you'll be free to enjoy the afternoon at leisure.

Taiping  We'll leave the city by crossing the eight-mile Penang Bridge to Butterworth on the mainland of Malaysia. From there we'll take a scenic drive to Taiping Town, which is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture. Where we'll stop for a tour, starting with a visit to a traditional charcoal factory in Kuala Sepetang. In this family-run factory, the ancient methods used to produce charcoal by baking local mangrove logs in kilns have been passed down from father to son since the late 1930s. Continuing on, we see the Perak Museum - the oldest museum in Malaysia - which chronicles the area's history. Before setting off again, we'll have the option to stop off for a caffeine fix at the Aun Tong Coffee Mill, the oldest coffee mill in Malaysia, founded in 1933. As well as the chance for a well-earned coffee, we'll learn how coffee is produced, roasted and processed. Free evening in Ipoh  Our journey continues through the picturesque countryside of Malaysia until we reach Ipoh, in Perak State, arriving late afternoon. The rest of the evening at leisure to explore the city. The charming Ipoh is famous for its sweeping landscapes, stunning temples and colonial architecture. It also holds the unofficial title of Malaysia’s second food capital. Ipoh is best known for its hawker fare — so don't miss the delicious dishes waiting to be savoured.

Ipoh  After breakfast, we'll explore Ipoh where colonial architecture stands side-by-side with rickety kedai kopi (traditional coffee shops). During Perak's tin mining boom, the British exerted a strong influence over Ipoh, and you'll see this reflected in the historic colonial buildings, including St Micheal's Institution - one of the best catholic schools in Perak - and the old Railway Station. Sam Poh Tong  We'll also stop to visit the Sam Poh Tong cave temple. Despite being built into a limestone hill, the Chinese temple doesn't hide from view. Its ornate front facade piques the interest of visitors who flock to the picturesque temple due to its cultural and religious significance to the Buddhist faith. Set on the southeastern edge of Ipoh among the limestone hills of Gunung Rapat, the ornamental garden and koi pond, it's a serene location to explore before we continue on to Kuala Lumpur - commonly known as ‘KL’.  Free time in Kuala Lumpur  During your time at leisure in KL today, you could enjoy an optional tour of the Petronas Twin Tower Skybridge, a soaring 88-storey building considered to be the crown jewel of Kuala Lumpur. We’ll begin with a fascinating interactive exhibition showcasing the journey from idea to completion before climbing 170 metres in a futuristic lift. As we walk across the higher level of the world’s second highest 2-storey bridge, the story of Malaysia’ vision unfolds amid breathtaking views of Kuala Lumpur (pre-book only).

Kuala Lumpur  This morning we'll explore the contrasting city of Kuala Lumpur, with a fascinating mix of skyscrapers, upscale shopping malls, colonial buildings and atmospheric street markets. We'll see the world's tallest twin towers, the Petronas Twin Towers. It’s beautifully decorated with Islamic motifs and finished with a sky bridge that connects them at a knee-knocking 41 storeys up.  Continuing on our tour next up will be Istana Negara - the King's Palace - the official residence of the supreme King of Malaysia to get a glimpse into the intricate royal residence. We'll stop to visit the manicured grounds of the National Mosque and its dome of blue and green tiles standing in contrast with the modern city centre of glass and steel that surrounds it. Then on to pay our respects to those soldiers and civilians who died defending Malaysia against the Japanese occupation during WWII and during the Malayan Emergency. And we'll pass the old Railway Station, the Tudor-styled Cricket Club, and the Moorish-style Federal Court. Free time in Kuala Lumpur  There'll then be some time at leisure during which time you may wish to take a short ride out of KL to explore the impressive cave temples of Batu Caves. This series of limestone caves combines a fascinating natural landscape with a popular place of worship. You can climb the 272 vibrantly coloured steps to Temple Cave, the largest of the five caves, and visit various temples within this sacred Hindu shrine.  Kampung Baru  Later, we’ll escape the soaring skyscrapers and state-of-the-art shopping malls this evening and experience a quieter side of the city in the historic district of Kampung Baru. First opened in the 1880s, this is the last Malay enclave in the city centre and families have lived on these bougainvillea lined streets for four generations. Get a glimpse into the Malay lifestyle as we browse Chow Kit Market where the stalls are piled high with fresh local produce. Then we’ll experience typical Kampung Baru hospitality and Hi-Tea in the welcoming surroundings of a local home. Later, we'll step into the peaceful surroundings of the Kampung Baru mosque and Tatt Khalsa Diwan Gurdwara Sikh Temple, the biggest temple in Southeast Asia – truly a multicultural melting pot.

Free day in Kuala Lumpur  Today is a free day to explore KL at your leisure. You could wander through the colonial-era landmarks of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building or the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station. Perhaps discover the history and process of pewter craftsmanship at the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre. Alternatively, you may wish to take our optional full-day tour to historic Malacca (bookable locally), one of Southeast Asia’s greatest trading ports in the 15th century. One of the more famous of the Straits Settlements, it was originally colonised by the Portuguese and later taken over by the Dutch before finally succumbing to the might of the British East India Company. There’s plenty to see in the many old shophouses, now converted into attractive boutiques and cafés, but many are still family homes as well. Another option back in Kuala Lumpur is the Perdana Botanical Gardens. Located just southwest of Chinatown and spread over 220 acres, it is an area of verdant calm far removed from the bustle of the surrounding city. The park features a beautiful hibiscus garden, devoted to Malaysia’s national flower, and a stunning orchid garden with 800 species.

Fly to Borneo   Today we’ll fly to Sandakan for a two-night stay. Founded in 1879 by the British North Borneo Company, Sandakan is a charming small port town with a fascinating colonial history on the eastern side of Borneo. Borneo is Malaysia’s shining verdant jewel in the crown, the third-largest island in the world. Its luxuriant tropical forests teem with thousands of extraordinary endemic plant and animal species. There are long-tailed macaques, proboscis monkeys, gibbons, flying squirrels, sun bears, the world’s largest snake, no fewer than 102 types of bats and, of course, the remarkable red-haired ‘man of the forest’ – the orangutan. Borneo is also known for the Rafflesia, the world’s largest flower, named after Sir Stamford Raffles, founder of Singapore. Sandakan  We’ll have a short orientation tour of the city on arrival, also stopping by the Sandakan Memorial, which commemorates the Australian and British soldiers held by the Japanese as prisoners of war between 1942 and 1945. The memorial is adjacent to the original location of the Sandakan Prisoner of War Camp.

The Bornean Sun Bear Centre  This morning we’ll visit two centres of conservation and rehabilitation. First up is the Bornean Sun Bear Centre, which aims to provide care and rehabilitation to the rescued sun bears - the world's smallest bears, found only in Southeast Asia. We'll see the adorable ex-captive sun bears and learn more about the centre's efforts to protect and rehabilitate them. Sepilok Orangutan Centre  Next is the Sepilok Orangutan Centre which rehabilitates and provides a safe haven for orphaned and injured orangutans, one of the world's most endangered primates. Here around 60 to 80 orangutans live independently in the rainforest reserve and approximately 25 orphaned orangutans are housed and cared for in the nurseries - so there are plenty of opportunities to see them enjoying their freedom in the safety of the reserve. Agnes Keith House  After an included lunch, we’ll visit the Agnes Keith House, a rare survival of post-war colonial wooden architecture. The museum here is dedicated to the American writer known for her autobiographical accounts of life in North Borneo before, during and after the Second World War.

Fly to Kota Kinabalu  This morning, we’ll catch the short flight to Kota Kinabalu on the western side of Borneo and transfer to our luxurious home for the next three nights, where all our rooms overlook the beautiful pool and gardens. On the way, we’ll stop at the living museum that is the Mari Mari Cultural Village. You’ll be able to experience the intriguing traditions, history and culture of five of the local indigenous tribes, including the feared Murut head-hunters, right in the middle of the rainforest. Free time in Kota Kinabalu  After an included lunch at our hotel, we’ll spend the afternoon at leisure. You could embark on an optional visit to Klias Forest Reserve. Here, we’ll enjoy a river cruise in search of wildlife, like the big-nosed Proboscis monkey, as well as abundant bird species – you'll want to keep your binoculars handy, and your eyes peeled. There’s also a traditional Malay buffet dinner before a final river cruise to observe a flickering display of fireflies as they light up the riverbanks (book/pay local).

Today is at leisure. You could enjoy the large sandy beach and extensive swimming pools at your hotel. There is also a 400-acre nature reserve with its own walking paths adjacent to the resort, as well as an 18-hole championship golf course and a superb spa. And for dinner, choose from five restaurants and two bars – these are the best spots to watch the spectacular sunset over the South China Sea.

After a morning at leisure, we’ll transfer to the airport early this afternoon for your overnight flight home via Kuala Lumpur.

You arrive back in the UK early this morning with memories of the bustling cities, natural beauty and incredible wildlife of Maylasia and Borneo.

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GUARDIAN & TOURISM MALAYSIA PARTNERS UP FOR “CUTI-CUTI MALAYSIA WITH GUARDIAN” TO BOOST DOMESTIC TOURISM

Group photo at the launch of “Cuti-Cuti Malaysia bersama Guardian”

Aiming to promote domestic tourism and raise awareness about local travel destinations, Guardian and Tourism Malaysia announced its unique partnership with its newly launched campaign, “Cuti-Cuti Malaysia bersama Guardian.” Kicking off from 4 September to 1 October 2023, the month long campaign of ‘Guardian’s Guide to Travel Essentials’ will offer up to RM200,000 worth of prizes in contest for those  spending a minimum of only RM20 in a single receipt, nation-wide. The prizes include a top prize of a Brompton Bike C-Line, the Classic Steel Folding Bike, domestic travel vouchers worth RM12000, 2Day1Night Sunway Camp Out and Sunway Lagoon passes, Samsonite luggage and many more.

Dato’ Dr. Ammar Abd. Ghapar, Director-General of Tourism Malaysia

Dato’ Dr. Ammar Abd. Ghapar, Director-General of Tourism Malaysia , said, “This timely promotion campaign with Guardian seeks to highlight the unique cultural and natural beauty that Malaysia has to offer and in turn, help boost the local economy that comes with domestic travel. And since our local travelers need to keep healthy and well during their travels, what better way than to team up with Guardian Malaysia which has stores all over Malaysia at every tourist destination. We are very pleased to be working with Guardian who have all the health and beauty products for every kind of travel such as, for example, beach holidays, family holidays, highland holidays, and foodie holidays.”

Anna Hull, Commercial Director Malaysia & Brunei, South-East Asia Own Brand Director of Guardian

Ms. Anna Hull, Commercial Director Malaysia & Brunei, South-East Asia Own Brand Director of Guardian said, “ We are extremely excited to be working closely with Tourism Malaysia to help promote domestic tourism in Malaysia.  As an expatriate myself, who has stayed in Malaysia for several years, I can vouch that Malaysia has some of the best holiday destinations in the world.  There is something for everyone in Malaysia. W e would like all Malaysians to know that wherever you go in Malaysia, Guardian has your back, in terms of all your health and beauty essentials you require for your holidays.”

With over 600 stores throughout Malaysia providing an outstanding variety of pharmaceutical, health, and beauty products, Guardian will also be working with various social media influencers by producing content to promote its domestic tourism campaign.

Please click on https://campaign2023.guardian.com.my/ to find out more and to join the contest .

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Guardian Unveils State-of-the-Art Premium Flagship Store Concept: A New Era of Shopping

Guardian Malaysia today unveiled its brand new, state-of-the-art flagship store, its biggest Guardian store in Southeast Asia, at Mid Valley Shopping Mall, Kuala Lumpur.

The leading pharmacy, health and beauty retail chain in the country has strengthened its business offering with this unique 7000-sq-foot concept store, leveraging on the latest global health and beauty trends, and ever-changing consumer trends.

Guardian Malaysia’s New Flagship Store: Revolutionary & Evolutionary

Describing this new store concept as ‘revolutionary’ and ‘evolutionary’, Priscilla Wu, Managing Director, Health and Beauty, Malaysia and Brunei, said:

Guardian customers will get to enjoy a brand-new shopping experience in our new premium flagship store. It symbolises the strong growth and continued success of the Guardian brand in Malaysia and is proof of Guardian’s relentless commitment to offer the best health and beauty products in the market at the best value for our customers.

“Our investment in this new store concept translates to a superior and best-in-class customer shopping experience with new categories of products that have evolved together with new consumer demands and trends.

It will provide our customers with a more personalised, informative and interactive shopping experience. We will also introduce over 30 new skincare and cosmetic brands into our store, with 20 new skincare ranges and over 10 new cosmetic brands, many of which are exclusive to Guardian.”

The new brands include bath care brand Tanamera Natural Bath care, and exclusive hair care brands from Japan (Ahalo, Fun Azum, Theratis, Kose Bioless and Kose Je L’aime) and Korea (Mise En Scene and Ryo).

Innovative Store Layout & Features

The Guardian flagship store’s unique layout will feature new product segments such as:

• Clean & Natural Beauty section featuring skincare, haircare, and cosmetic products that are formulated with safe, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly ingredients
• A Tweens section with fun, colourful and safe beauty products for young shoppers aged 8 to 12 years old
• A first-of-its-kind Salon-At-Home hair care section powered by L’Oreal where customers can experience luxurious pampering and indulge in a comprehensive range of hair products tailored to suit their unique needs

There will also be a Wellness segment in the Healthcare section that will focus on what customers need to get fit and healthy, such as protein powders and health foods.

Special Features: Animated LED Facade, Interactive Displays & Holograms

This will be the first Guardian store to have an animated LED screen store façade, dynamic and interactive digital LED display screens throughout the store and two special interactive pillars that allow a hologram to feature interactive product information and serve as navigation signs.

The new 7,000 square feet flagship store will also showcase new concepts from oral care brands, Oral B & Sensodyne.

Sensodyne will have a special display at Guardian Mid Valley and customers will see how the #1 sensitivity toothpaste in Malaysia* comes to life with the interactive displays, creating awareness around tooth sensitivity.

With 71% of Malaysians suffering from tooth sensitivity, they can learn more about how tooth sensitivity can be managed with Sensodyne variants.

*Based on Retail Index Service for the Sensitive segment within the Toothpaste category for the 12 months period ending April 2023, for the Total Malaysia Market. (Copyright © 2023, NIQ.)

Oral B will bring in its first ever interactive Powered Oral Care experiential centre to where shoppers can use sensor programming to touch, feel and compare products at a digital kiosk that also provides oral health regiment education for both adults and kids.

To reward their customers even more, for a limited time in conjunction with this new flagship store launch, Guardian has prepared exciting promotions and offers for the loyal customers.

So come over to the flagship store at Mid Valley and experience a brand-new way of shopping at Guardian.

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Travelling is a great way to meet people and experience new cultures. Caution is advised, however, since travellers may be exposed to poor sanitary conditions and diseases that are uncommon in Canada.

Several measures can be taken to reduce the risk of contracting an infection. This document provides travellers with precautions that should be taken, by destination, to stay safe and healthy while travelling.

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Below is a list of immunizations (vaccines) and screenings recommended or required by local health authorities for Canadians travelling to this destination. Note that these are general recommendations. For a personalized protection program adapted to your travelling and health needs, visit a Travel Health Clinic. If you need several vaccines, plan ahead and give yourself several weeks to complete the immunization schedule.

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Once there, stay alert as you could be exposed to other diseases for which no vaccines or preventive treatments are available.

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It is recommended that travellers purchase a travel insurance policy that includes a 24-hour emergency assistance service to help them access care and coordinate payment. Be sure to have your insurance company’s phone number with you at all times.

It is also recommended that you sign up for the “Registration of Canadians Abroad” service. This is a free service that allows the Government of Canada to notify you in case of an emergency abroad or at home. The service also enables you to receive important information before or during a natural disaster or civil unrest. For more information, visit the Government of Canada website at: travel.gc.ca/travellingegistration .

The Canadian Government has several offices abroad that can provide you with various services when faced with a medical emergency, including:

• Providing you with names of doctors and health care facilities.
• Visiting you in the hospital and providing translation/interpretation services.
• Arranging for a medical evacuation if you require treatment that is not available in the area (note: costs for this service will not be covered by the government but are usually covered by your travel insurance).

If you need any help while travelling, contact:

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Make sure that your passport is valid for the entire duration of your stay. Several countries also require travelers’ passports to be valid up to six months beyond the expected return date.

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