1-day tour from Kuala Lumpur: Cultural and Wildlife Adventure at Elephant Sanctuary and Deer Park
1-day tour from Kuala Lumpur: Cultural and Wildlife Adventure at Elephant Sanctuary and Deer Park
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1-day tour from Kuala Lumpur: Cultural and Wildlife Adventure at Elephant Sanctuary and Deer Park

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Duration: 8 hr(s)–8h 1m
Private tour
Pick-up available
Free cancellation by 11:59 PM, 3 days before the date of use
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$131.92
per group

Highlights

Explore limestone caves, admire Indian temples and the 42.7-meter-tall Maha Vihara Buddha statue, where you can not only enjoy magnificent views but also gain an in-depth understanding of local culture.
Get up close with rescued elephants, learn about their conservation efforts, and even feed and bathe these gentle giants in their natural habitat.
Feed adorable animals like sika deer, rabbits, and birds in a peaceful setting. Our professional driver team is experienced, safe, and reliable.
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▲ Batu Caves is fascinating! The entrance is dominated by a towering statue of Lord Murugan, setting the stage for the stunning limestone caves and temples within. Climbing the 272 vibrant steps to reach the temple cave is an experience in itself. It's not just a spiritual journey but also a visual feast. This is a place to find tranquility amidst nature and history.

▲ The Deer Park in Lanchang, Pahang is a paradise for nature and animal lovers! This private park is located approximately 140 km from Kuantan and about a 2-hour drive from downtown Kuala Lumpur, home to over 30 Indonesian deer. Visitors can interact with these gentle animals in a tranquil natural setting, feeding and petting them.

▲ The Kuala Gandah National Elephant Conservation Centre (NECC) is a place to learn about and interact with elephants! Located in Lanchang, Pahang, it serves as the headquarters for the Elephant Relocation Team of the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN). The center is dedicated to relocating displaced elephants to safer habitats and raising public awareness about elephant conservation. Visitors can observe freely roaming baby elephants, feed them, take photos, and even watch or participate in their bathing activities. Additionally, the center screens a documentary about elephant relocation, offering an in-depth look at the center's vital work.

▲ Merdeka Square is a historical landmark where Malaysia declared its independence in 1957. Surrounded by colonial-era buildings, the square stands as an iconic symbol of the nation's journey to freedom. Standing there feels like traveling through time, traversing Malaysia's glorious history while sensing its vibrant contemporary pulse.

▲ The Royal Selangor Visitor Centre is the perfect destination to explore pewter art! Here, you can discover the history and craftsmanship of Malaysia's traditional pewter metalwork. Witness live demonstrations of pewter casting, polishing, and crafting, or even create your own pewter masterpiece in a fun-filled workshop. The centre also features museum exhibitions, a science discovery gallery, and a retail showroom filled with exquisite pewter products.

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Change & cancellation policies
If a cancellation request is submitted before 11:59 PM, 3 day(s) prior to the date of use, no cancellation fee will be charged.
If a cancellation request is submitted before 11:59 PM 2 day(s) before the date of use, a fee of 95% will be charged.
A fee of 100% will be charged for cancellations requested before 11:59 PM on the day of date of use.
If a discount is applied, the cancellation fee will be calculated based on the original price before the discount and will not exceed the amount paid.
Partial refund is not available.
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