Peninsular Malaysia & Sumatra - Ver.121

Market Profile:

Adventurous Gen X

Adventurous Gen X with teenage children

Single/Couples Traveler

Young/Carefree Traveler

Trip summary

Day # Route Accommodation Activity

1 Melaka Casa del Rio – Deluxe Lago

2 Melaka Casa del Rio – Deluxe Lago

Kampung Morten

Melaka Cultural and

Heritage Walk

3 Melaka - Kuala Lumpur

Villa Samadhi – Crib Room

4 Kuala Lumpur Villa Samadhi – Crib Room

Kuala Lumpur City

Tour (Half Day)

5 Kuala Lumpur – Medan – Bukit Lawang

Bukit Lawang Cottage

6 Bukit Lawang Bukit Lawang Cottage

Bukit Lawang - 3hrs Jungle Trekking + Tubing

7 Bukit Lawang - Berastagi

Kalang Ulu

8 Berastagi - Lake Toba Toba Village Inn

9 Lake Toba Toba Village Inn Samosir - Cycling Tour

10 Lake Toba - Medan Deli River Hotel Medan City & Country side Tour by Motorized Becak

11 Medan - Penang Areca Hotel – Garden Room

12 Penang Areca Hotel – Garden Room

13 Penang - Langkawi Bon Ton Resort Langkawi - Blue Ginger

14 Langkawi Bon Ton Resort Langkawi - Blue Ginger

15 Langkawi Bon Ton Resort Langkawi - Blue Ginger

Islands/Regions in the trip

Peninsular

Populated by predominantly Malays, Chinese and Indians and a large variety of Indigenous groups, Malaysia offer a rich cultural heritage, astonishing natural beauty, including picturesque islands, seemingly endless beaches and some of the world's oldest and most ecologically diverse Rainforests. The diversify culture makes Malaysia a popular foodie destination, famous for its Laksa (spicy noodle soup), the wide range of delectable curries or the humble and basic Nasi Lemak or ‘Fat rice’ something that is filling, nutritious and a pinnacle part to daily life in Malaysia. Not to forget the large variety exotic fruits, with the Durian or "King of Fruits" to name one, which sometime can be difficult to appreciate and understand its popularity. This young country, only become recognized as it is now since 1965, and has been growing steadily over the past few decades, fueled by the large deposits of natural resources. When visiting the country, it’s advised to stay at least two weeks in order to get a holistic picture of the country and its culture. For those looking to explore further, a holiday to this part of the world can be combined with Borneo (the States of Sabah and Sarawak), Singapore, Brunei or Indonesia.

Sumatra

Sumatra (also Sumatera) is one of Indonesia's large islands and the sixth largest island in the world. Wild and rugged, Sumatra is blend of Mother Nature extremes, blessed with natural wealth as well as proneness to natural disasters.

Volcano eruptions, earthquakes, tsunami, and landslides are common headline grabbers of this one of the world's richest ecosystem. But nobody can deny Sumatra's beauty from the top of majestic volcanoes to the lush of the jungles and down at sea level, where idyllic deserted beaches are scattered along the island. Visiting Sumatra can mean never ending action. It has both unique and adventurous activities.

The land is also filled with a humungous variety of unique as well as common rainforest fauna. You can spot not only red-haired orangutans, but also all sorts of monkeys that swing on treetops, in addition to Sumatran tigers, rhinoceroses, and elephants. With almost 40 million inhabitants on this island, the varieties of cultures in Sumatra will also give you non-stop thrills.

From the devout Muslims of Aceh, outspoken and friendly Batak people, matrilineal Minangkabau of Padang, sizable Chinese communities of Bangka-Belitung, to semi-primitive tribesmen of Nias; all of them, with their own distinct cultures and languages, living on one island, united by mutual respect for centuries.

Places in the trip

Melaka

Malacca is known as being one of the more culturally rich and historically significant states of

Malaysia. With many ancient landmarks such as A’Famosa Fort, colonial structures such as

Stadhuys and heritage buildings such as the Malacca Sultans Palace it is no surprise that

those who are looking to learn about the in-depth history of Malaysia got to Malacca.

However, Malacca has much more to offer than just insight into the past, visitors can head to

bustling Jonkers street a bustling center where many of the characteristic boutique hotels,

restaurants, cafes, stores and nightlife can be found besides that this area is also prevalent

with many private museums and historical buildings. The city’s historic centre achieved the

Unesco World Heritage status in 2008. Since then Melaka tourism industry has developed at

breakneck pace. Old shophouses and mansions have enjoyed makeovers as galleries and

hotels and Melaka kaleidocope of architectural styles – spanning Peranakan, Portuguese,

Dutch and British elements – is well preserved.

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, or commonly known as KL, is the capital and largest city in Malaysia. The etymology of Kuala Lumpur, means “the muddy confluence”; “Kuala” is the point to rivers join together or an estuary, and “Lumpur” means mud. Within the suggestion on the name Kuala Lumpur was generated, record that the name was given by the tin-miners, looking for new place to extract the precious metal during the early 1800’s, and apparently starting a settlement were today lays Masjid Jamek Mosque, on the confluence of the river Klang and Gombak. Today Kuala Lumpur is the Cultural, Financial and Economic, with its modern glass-and-steel skyline dominated by the Petronas Twin Towers and the Exchange 106, however still maintaining “alive” its colonial-era landmarks around Chinatown and Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square). A vibrant mix in the city is generated by the very cosmopolitan population; Malays, Chinese, Indians, with a growing population of foreign workers and also expatriate. The well-balanced community is also visible in the mix of temples, mosques and churches. Not to be forgotten, the culinary feast available around the clock, cusine crafted by a very spicy

Why Melaka?

Visit around Melaka can be done on foot. Place of interest

are outdoor where crowd can be avoided easily.

blend of the three main culture. A “Try a Nasi Lemak” must be on the top of your “things to do” while in KL!

Bukit Lawang

Bukit Lawang is a small village on the banks of the Bohorok River in North Sumatra. The village can be reached from Medan, which lies some ninty kilometres to the east. Bukit Lawang is the ideal base for exploring the Bohorok Orangutan Centre, the largest animal sanctuary for Sumatran Orangutan. Approximately 5000 orangutans live in the sanctuary. The small village is also the main access point to the Gunung Leuser National Park.

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Berastagi

Berastagi literally means “rice store” in English and is a mid-sized town in the centre of North Sumatra. The area is well known for its excellent hiking options and its unique villages. The indigenous Karo Batak culture has a strong presence in the area with their immense wooden houses with cattle horn adorned roofs. Beyond the town of Berastagi lie green feelds dominated by Sumatera’s two most accessible

Why Bukit Lawang?

Bukit Lawang, being right to the side of the rainforest is a great place to escape the crowded city, enjoy breakfast on your private patio and trek with a private guide to meet the Orang Utans. Hence, a great destination for a safe nature experience.

Why Kuala Lumpur?

Kuala Lumpur is a modern, safe and clean city, plenty of

services, modern hospitals, either governmental or private.

Place of interests are mostly outdoors, with plenty of space

for tourist to maintain physical distancing

vulcanoes: the smoking Mount Sibayak to the north and Mount Sinabung to the west.

Lake Toba

Lake Toba is a large Vulcanic lake with an island called Samosir in its centre. The lake lies in the centre of the North Sumatra province, some two hundred south of Medan. The lake was formed about 70,000 years ago, through a gigantic Vulcanic eruption. The resurgent caldera is considered the largest on earth. The island in the middle of the lake is the cultural centre of the Batak tribe. The culture is quite laid-back with many activity options like trekking and culture excursions.

Medan

Medan is the capital of North Sumatra and the third largest city in the nation. Bordered by the strait of Melacca, the city is a busy trading hub with a close proximity to Singapore and Malaysia. During the Dutch colonial days, the city was known as the “Paris of Sumatra”, this due to its resemblance to France’s

Why Berastagi?

Berastagi is mainly a stop-over place on the way to Lake Toba. Nevertheless, it’s a nice place to enjoy the Sumatran highlands, with your private driver. Hotels have new normal procedures in place, and distancing is easy here.

Why Berastagi?

A great place to come to peace and enjoy a cycle tour around the island. This non crowded island within a crater lake allows for bungalow style accommodation, and nice activities combining nature and culture easily, with a private guide, all sanitized and with social distancing in place.

capital. As the city has many colonial buildings, it’s worth to spend time exploring these century old treasures.

Penang

Recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2008, Penang is an exotic holiday destination dubbed the Pearl of the Orient it’s famous for being rich in cultural heritage and is regarded as the food capital of Malaysia. Some of most iconic locations to visit whilst in Penang are the stunning panoramic views spotted from Penang Hill and the Kek Lok Si Temple as well as many more stunning locations to discover when visiting. Besides these highlights the city itself is teeming with thing to uncover hidden in the nooks and crannies of George Town. A trip to Penang will leave you eager to come back for more to uncover everything it has to offer.

Why Berastagi?

Although Medan city is a large and busy city, you can explore it with a private driver and guide. This way, we ensure safety and social distancing. Moreover, we have selected an hotel in the outskirts, in nature!

Why Penang?


for tourist to maintain physical distancing.

Activities are on foot or on bike

Langkawi

Situated off the West Coast of Malaysia lies Langkawi a stunning island destination that has something to offer for all travellers from all walks of life. Comprising of 99 islands, this Archipelago is surrounded by pristine oceans and covered by an amalgamation of jungle coated hills and serene cascading paddy fields. The white sandy beaches surrounding the island are the perfect place to spend the day, enjoy the sunset and be entertained through the evening over a couple of drinks or a refreshing Coconut at the sound of one of the local bands. Langkawi was also awarded in 2007 by UNESCO, for its Geopark, which consist Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park, Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park, and Kubang Badak BioGeo Trail. Each of these geoforest parks showcases significant geological, biological and cultural heritage.

Why Langkawi?


for tourist to maintain physical distancing.

Activities are on foot, kayak, with short boat or car ride with

limited participants, in order to guarantee physical

distancing.

Trip description

Day 1 Melaka

Upon arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, you will be picked up from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and will be transfered to Melaka. Please note that this is transfer only and stops along the way are not included.

Casa del Rio – Deluxe Lago Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Kuala Lumpur International Airport – Melaka (transfer): 136 km / 01:40 hrs

Car with local driver between the points mentioned above. This is a transfer only, no stops included

Type of room

Inclusion

Exclusion

Fastboat distance / duration

Transport land charter/transfer distance/duration

Flight distance / duration

Train distance / duration

Activity duration

http://www.casadelrio-melaka.com/

Day 2 Melaka

Experience the excitement of Kampung Morten Melaka Cultural and Heritage Walk. The village is probably the only remaining Malay riverine village in Melaka, which still retains its old charm despite nestled within the confines of city comforts. It is more of a “living museum” than a typical Malay village. Nonetheless, you will definitely be impressed by the beauty of some well preserved wooden houses and the traditional way of life of the Malay community in Melaka. You will be picked up from your hotel in the late afternoon and drive you up to the meeting point. A late afternoon walk in the village is definitely a local leisure experience. Villagers will be out and about for out-doors activities, having refreshments, and catching up on news of the day when the kids play in the evening sun. In this tour, the guest will visit a traditional Malay Melaka house, demonstration on sarong wearing, talk on Malay culture and house architecture, visit a local cottage industry, and herb gardens where you will be introduced to local plants and herbs. Then, at the end of the tour, you will be transferred back to the hotel.

Casa del Rio – Deluxe Lago Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Kampung Morten Melaka Cultural and Heritage Walk (Halfday)

Day 3 Melaka - Kuala Lumpur

You will be picked up from Melaka and will be transfered to Kuala Lumpur. Please note that this is transfer only and stops along the way are not included.

Why this Activity?

Kampung Morten Melaka Cultural and Heritage Walk is an

outdoors, run in small groups. Due to the large street in

Melaka, it is easy to maintain physical distancing. Activities

can also be upgraded to private.


Villa Samadhi - Crib Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Melaka – Kuala Lumpur (transfer): 147 km / 01:55 hrs


Day 4 Kuala Lumpur

For first-timers to the city, this is the perfect tour to introduce you to the beauty of old and modern Kuala Lumpur! Travel to the outskirt of Kuala Lumpur, and start the daily tour with the visit of Batu Caves Batu Caves attracts thousands of worshippers and tourists, especially during the annual Hindu festival, Thaipusam. A limestone outcrop located just north of Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves has three main caves featuring temples and Hindu shrines. Its main attraction is the large statue of the Hindu God at the entrance, besides a steep 272 climb up its steps to finally view the stunning skyline of the city centre. Monkeys frolic around the caves, and it is a popular spot for rock climbing enthusiasts. Paintings and scenes of Hindu Gods can also be seen in the Ramayana Cave After the visit to the caves, journey back to City Centre, and continue the tour with a visit to Kuala Lumpur heritage sites, the Sri Mahamariamman Temple, a stroll around Chinatown (and its wet market time permitting), Independence Square with the colonial buildings and Jamek Mosque, built on the river confluence. At the end of the tour, you will be transferred back to the hotel.

Villa Samadhi - Crib Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Kuala Lumpur City Tour (Halfday)

Other personal expenses.

Why this Activity?

Place of interest visited during the tour are outdoors, where

crowd can be avoided easily. Activity can be done with a

small group or on private basis.

http://www.villasamadhi.com.my/


Day 5 Kuala Lumpur – Medan – Bukit LAwang

Board the flight to take you to Medan. Upon arrival at the Kualanamu International Airport, you will be picked up by your driver and will be transferred to your hotel in Bukit Lawang. This is a transfer only, no stops included.

Bukit Lawang Cottage - Run of House (inclusive of breakfast)

Kualanamu International Airport - Bukit Lawang (transfer) : 135 km / 05:00 hrs

Flight (Kuala Lumpur – Medan (by Malaysia Airline)

Flight ticket


Day 6 Bukit Lawang

Jungle trek about 3 hours into the Gunung Leuser national park searching for orangutan and other Sumatra wildlife. The terrain you will be trekking on is not always flat but involves some hikes up and down. A bit hard but in return, you get a very nice experience. You have big chances to see orangutans, gibbons, thomas leaf monkeys, longtail and pigtail macagues, flying squirrels, Sumatra peacocks, and hornbills. A wild orangutan might cross your way. Your guide will explain to you many things about the rainforest. And he will show you many different kind of plants and flowers. Jungle trek ends by the river side from where you start tubing experience. You will float down the river on car tubes about 25 minutes. It is a fun rafting and a relaxing way to enjoy the scenery.

Bukit Lawang Cottage - Run of House (inclusive of breakfast)

Bukit Lawang - 3hrs Jungle Trekking + Tubing

Why this excursion? * Enjoy a private trekking with guide throughout the indigenous Sumatran rainforrest * Easy social distancing on the treks * Meet the orang utans

https://ecolodges.id/en/


Entrance fee to Gunung Leuser National Park, trekking guide (English-speaking), camera/video fee in the park and tubing equipment.

Other personal expenses.

Day 7 Bukit Lawang - Berastagi

Day 8 Berastagi – Lake Toba

Today you will go from Berastagi to Parapat (Harbor). On the way, enjoy the cool mountainous air of Berastagi and upon entering Parapat (Harbor) area, enjoy the view of Lake Toba from above as you slowly drive to the harbour. Various stops can be made along the way to the destination. The driver will take you to visits otw si PisoPiso, Dokan and Pematang Siantar. The driver will take you to get the ticket for ferry transfer to Samosir.

Toba Village Inn - Superior Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Ticket Pax Ferry Parapat - Samosir (one way)

Berastagi - Parapat (charter - fd) : 111 km / 03:30 hrs

Car with local driver including fuel for a maximum usage of 10 hours

Why this excursion? * Enjoy the day with a private driver in a sanitized vehicle * Make some nice stops amongst the way, at viewpoints and non-crowded places

Day 9 Lake Toba

After breakfast, start for exploring Samosir Island by cycling to see the activities of local people such as visiting children at the school, visiting the village where the local people make traditional hand weaving and other activities. Please note the bicycles used to come from the rental shops on Samosir Island. It has no insurance. Any loss or damage will be at your own risk.

Toba Village Inn - Superior Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Samosir - Cycling Tour

Bicycle, entrance fees, local guide, and mineral water

Insurance, personal expenses, and tipping.

What to bring Samosir - Cycling Tour Sports shoes, comfortable clothes, sunblock, camera, personal equipment, etc.

Day 10 Lake Toba – Medan

This morning you will take the transfer from Samosir to Parapat harbour by Ferry. Upon your arrival at Parapat (Harbour), you will meet the driver and will take you to Medan. On the way, you will drive past winding road with the view of Samosir Lake before entering the hustle and bustle of the city of Medan. Various stops can be made along the way to the destination. The driver will take you to enjoy Medan City Tour Excursion.

Why this excursion? * Explore the island by bicycle, with a private English speaking guide * Great mix of nature and culture whilst social distancing

Deli River Hotel (inclusive of breakfast)

Ticket Pax Ferry Samosir - Parapat (one way)

Parapat - Medan (charter - fd) : 181 km / 05:00 hrs

Medan City & Country side Tour by Motorized Becak

Car with local driver including fuel for a maximum usage of 10 hours

Transport by Becak (1 Becak per Adult) and transport to the starting point, Tour Guide.

Personal expenses and tipping.

What to bring Medan City & Country side Tour by Motorized Becak Proper shoes, hat, camera, sunscreen lotion, personal equipment, etc.

Day 11 Medan - Penang

You will be picked up from your hotel and will be transferred to Kualanamu International Airport. This is a transfer only, no stops included. Board the flight to take you to Penang. Flight Medan – Penang is not included Upon arrival at Penang Airport, you will be picked up from Penang Airport and will be transfered to Penang Hotel. Please note that this is transfer only and stops along the way are not included.

Areca Hotel - Garden Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Penang Airport – Penang Hotel (transfer): 18.7 km / 0:35 hrs


Why this excursion? * Enjoy the day with a private driver guide in a sanitized vehicle * Visit the city’s various highlights whilst they are not crowded

https://hotelpolonia.com/

http://www.arecahotelpenang.com/

Day 12 Penang

You will have free time at leisure to explore Penang. For more information on Penang please see the description above.

Areca Hotel - Garden Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Day 13 Penang - Langkawi

You will be picked up from Penang Hotel and will be transfered to Penang Jetty. Please note that this is transfer only and stops along the way are not included. We have arranged a ferry from Penang Swettenham Pier, to Langkawi Jetty. You are advised to be at Penang Swettenham Pier, Super Fast Ferry Counter, 30 minutes prior departure. Departure time, might be affected and delayed by the tides or weather. Kindly make sure that your belongings and valuables are packed in water proof bags. You will be picked up from Langkawi Airport and will be transfered to the Resort. Please note that this is transfer only and stops along the way are not included.

Bon Ton Resort Langkawi – Blue Ginger Room (inclusive of breakfast)

Penang Hotel – Penang Jetty (transfer): 3.1 km / 00:10 hrs

Penang – Langkawi (ferry): 03:00 hrs

Kuah Jetty – Langkawi Resort (transfer): 19.2 km / 00:31 hrs


Day 14 – 15 Langkawi

You will have free time at leisure to explore Langkawi. For more information on Langkawi please see the description above.

Bon Ton Resort Langkawi – Blue Ginger Room (inclusive of breakfast)


http://www.bontonresort.com.my/


Day 16 Langkawi - Departure

At the designated time please be in the lobby of your hotel. Your personal driver will meet you there and take you directly to Langkawi International Airport for your onward flight. We truly hope you have had a magical fun filled tour that will bring everlasting memories of your amazing experiences to share with family and many friends.

Resort Langkawi - Langkawi Airport (transfer) : 6.4 km / 00:10 hrs


Accommodations in this trip

Melaka – Casa del Rio Day 1 – Day 2

Set along the Malacca River, this refined hotel is a 3-minute walk from Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum, and a 10-minute walk from both St. Paul's Church and the Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum. Relaxed rooms offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and balconies, plus minibars, safes, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Suites add living and dining areas. Some have pull-out beds and/or private hot tubs. Within the facilities, a restaurant, a cafe and 2 bars. Other amenities include a spa, a gym and a rooftop infinity pool, plus meeting and event space. Breakfast and parking are available.

Hotel website Breakfast

Deluxe Lago (Double)

Kuala Lumpur – Villa Samadhi Day 3 – Day 4

Inspired by traditional Malay architecture, while preserving the sanctity of its natural surroundings, Villa Samadhi Kuala Lumpur offers some of the city's most luxurious spaces for an exclusive retreat. Situated in an upscale neighbourhood just a 10-minute walk from the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Villa Samadhi offers an immediate respite to restore one's soul. Carefully crafted within a 'Rustic-luxe' concept, a sense of peace pervades in each of the 21 distinctive villas, which spans 600 square-feet to over 2,000 square-feet of living space. Our villas are accented with a collage of elements to create a raw yet sophisticated Asian dwelling. All ground-floor units are built alongside an expansive freeform pool allows direct access into the water. Be it a private whirlpool or a private balcony,

Link to the hotel website

Type of room

Water refill station

Sustainability score (for detailed information, please see explanation below)


each retreat exudes its own distinct character and charm. Sustainability is at the forefront of the design philosophy of Villa Samadhi, playing a significant role in enhancing the local environment. With the liberal use of bamboo and other local materials sourced from "Orang Asli" (indigenous tribes in Malaysia), to bamboo and wood carpentry handmade by Villa Samadhi's own craftsmen, we integrate conservation and community into our environment.


Crib Room (Double)

Bukit Lawang - Bukit Lawang Cottage Day 5 - 6

Ecolodge Bukit Lawang is a great choice for accommodation when visiting Bukit Lawang. Bukit Lawang is a peaceful village in the province of North Sumatra. The location is a main access point into the green heart of Sumatra: the Leuser Ecosystem. You will have the unique chance to view wild orangutans in a guided tour through the lush forests of the region. The Ecolodge Bukit Lawang was established to complement and serve as an outlet for the activities of the Bohorok Envi¬ronmental Education Centre. Herein we aim to increase awareness towards biodiversity conservation and the implementation and management of proper ecotourism.

Why this accommodation?

*Villa Samadhi is a small, cozy, boutique hotel, with limited rooms

*Only in-house guests are allowed to enter the property

*Rooms are cleaned with sanitizing agent on a daily basis.

*Equipment used to clean a room are not shared across with other rooms.

*System used to sanitize all rooms and areas of the property is able to deeply and effectively disinfect as it consists of nano-sized cleaning particles which penetrates difficult to reach areas such as vents and air conditioning systems.



1x Run of House (Double)

Berastagi – Kalang Ulu Hotel Day 7

Featuring a garden, a terrace, and a shared lounge, Hotel Kalang Ulu is located in Berastagi and is 24.1 km from Mount Sinabung. All rooms have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. Both private parking and free WiFi are accessible at this property.

At the hotel, rooms come with a desk.

Guests can enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant, which serves Indonesian cuisine.

This property is also rated for the best value in Berastagi! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.

Kalang Ulu Hotel Breakfast

1x Superior Room (Double)


* Stay within Nature

* Have your own balcony

* Breakfast possible on the balcony


- Stay at a small scale boutique hotel


Lake Toba – Toba Village Inn Day 8 - 9

Toba Village Inn is a guest house with beautiful rooms and views of Samosir Island in North Sumatra The name of this tourist destination is Tuk Tuk, We have 26 rooms and one family room. The rooms have spring bed mattress and mosquito nets, The bathroom is of western style for your comfort, All rooms have a terrace, Suite and deluxe rooms have a spectacular view of Lake Toba, Standard and superior rooms also have side views of the lake, All the rooms have a clear view our beautiful mountain, Standing at almost 1000 meter the climate is ideal and especially at night when the cool wind makes sleeping a breeze, We have free car parking and free wi-fi.

Breakfast

1x Superior Room (Double)

Medan – Deli River Hotel Day 10

Surrounded by a lush tropical garden, Hotel Deli River offers a unique experience for your stay in the city of Medan. Located 12 kilometers outside of the city center, our cottages are surrounded by a rich variety of fruits and plants native to North Sumatra, such as rambutan, jambu, sawo, mango, palm trees, banana trees, and a marvelous variety of tropical flowers. Additionally, our tropical garden is home to more than twenty species of different exotic birds. Every room has hot water showers powered by solar energy, TV with international channels, complimentary water, coffee and tea, and free Wi-Fi access so you will stay connected with family and friends.


* Stay in a small scale boutique hotel at the edge of the island

* Enjoy breakfast on your balcony

Our spacious open-air Restaurant Omlandia serves a variety of traditional Indonesian and western dishes in a romantic and relaxing atmosphere. The swimming pool is located at the edge of the valley facing the Deli River with the beautiful Sumatran jungle as its backdrop.

Relax, enjoy, and recharge in our swimming pool, on the veranda of your room, or on the terrace of Restaurant Omlandia. Hotel Deli River gives a personal touch to our service and atmosphere. We are sure you will find your stay with us on Indonesia’s magnificent island of Sumatra, most memorable. Hotel Deli River, truly an Oasis in the city of Medan.

Breakfast

1x Superior Deluxe (Double)

Penang – Areca Hotel Day 11 – Day 12

Conveniently situated within the UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone and walking distance from the central business district, Areca Hotel offers families and travellers the opportunity to experience the rich history and vibrant culture that George Town and Penang has to offer. Areca Hotel is named after the Areca Palm (Areca Catechu), also known commonly as the Pinang palm and from which Penang island derives its name. Our family hotel features 48 rooms located across twelve newly renovated shop houses in a private enclave along Khoo Sian Ewe Road. The original pre-war shop houses (and the land on both sides of Khoo Sian Ewe Road) were once owned by Khoo Sian Ewe, philanthropic businessman, landowner and during his time one of the wealthiest men in Penang. We offer a variety of rooms ranging from spacious family suites, cosy garden rooms to luxurious heritage suites. Modern furnishings provide guests with the comforts of home.


* Stay in a small scale accommodation within Nature

* Close to the airport and city

* Great breakfast on your balcony


Azlanii Room (Double)

Langkawi - Bon Ton Resort Langkawi Day 13 – Day 15

Bon Ton Resort Langkawi is one of the island's most stylish, unique and intimate resorts. Located at the end of Pantai Chenang, about 600 metres walk to the neast beach access, or minutes by taxi, the property offer eight individually styled antique Malay villas, the perfect small boutique hotel. Nam Restaurant at Bon Ton is regarded as one of the best on the island.


Blue Ginger (Double)


* Areca Hotel is a small, boutique hotel with limited rooms

*The limited number of rooms are perfect to control the in-house crowd

*Temperature screening of all persons entering the hotel premises with daily record-keeping

*Sanitization stations provided in key public areas

*Enforced social distancing practices throughout the hotel premises

*Frequent sanitization of common areas and high contact points

*Rigorous cleaning and sanitization of guest rooms

*Reinforced food safety and standard practices

*Comprehensive training of our employees to ensuring proper hygiene and awareness

*Meals, including breakfast, are served as a set-meal and not buffet


*Bon Ton Resort is a small, boutique hotel with 8 stand-alone chalets

*The limited number of chalets are perfect to control the in-house crowd

*Breakfast is served in the rooms and not at the resort facilities



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