Breakfast Tour at Royal Town of Klang with Local + Mangrove Walk

- Get a Taste of Klang’s Sights and Learn more about its History on this 4 Hrs Tour. - Experience Morning Local Market. - Try Local Breakfast, Bak Kut Teh, Appam, Teh Tarik and Curry Mutton. - Burn the breakfast calories by having 1km walk at Mangrove Point - We are Local Experts who designed and Operate This Tour Have you ever wondered what a typical Malaysian Chinese & Indian breakfast is? On this morning tour we will explore some of Klang's favorite Chinese & Indian breakfast options, as we explore the city of Klang by foot and local transport. Conclude your tour with 1 km walk at Mangrove Point to observe the beauty of the mangrove environment. This tour is great if you want to get a true insight into Malaysian eating habits. This is not your stereotypical Malaysian food tour, but one that focuses on what people really eat each morning (and throughout the day). Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and this is a perfect way to start your day in Kuala Lumpur.

Itinerary

1. 7am - pick up at hotel Set off from your hotel and start your day with a taste of local breakfast in Klang. What is Klang known for? Known for its Rich Heritage Sites and colonial architecture, it is a city with palace, mosque, and other buildings which associate itself with the Selangor sultanate. Located 45km from Kuala Lumpur, Klang is a popular day trip for most tourists.
2. 8am - Reach Taman Eng Ann morning market Klang Arguably the best morning market in Klang. You can pretty much do all your staple groceries here since the basics and specialties are here. Vegetables, traditional Chinese goods, meats especially pork are very cheap over here. Wanna save your household groceries budget and save your time to prepare breakfast? Just come and shop here! (30 min)
3. 9am - Bak Kut Teh Taman Intan The birth place of bak kut teh, Klang, has perhaps one of the most competitive bak kut teh scene in the country, with population of some 750,000 (according to wikipedia) and a claimed of some 300-500 bak kut teh restaurants, they are the restaurants that have the highest capita in that area too. Of course Klang’s Bak Kut Teh is a “must” to try, and you will definitely thumbs up for it. What is Bak Kut Teh ? Literally translated as “meat bone tea”, Bak Kut Teh is a favourite Malaysian comfort food. Who could actually resist the temptation of piping hot broth filled with pork meat and bones, mushrooms, Chinese cabbage and tofus (30 min)
4. 10am - Love Mom Restaurant Klang Name of this restaurant was from the Mother’s love of the owner to her passed away only son from accident, and the taste of the foods are really original and tasty. Food ingredients are prepared every morning freshly from markets as lady owner wanted to serve the best to her customers. Their signatures are Appam, Teh Tarik and Curry mutton. (30 min)
5. A great way to burn the calories that we just eat is by having some walking at the nearby Mangrove Point. Mangrove Point is a social project initiative under the Selangor Maritime Gateway located at Kawasan 14 near Klang River mouth with a coverage of approximately 70 acres on Selangor state land and Hutan Simpan Kekal. This project is a collaboration with Jabatan Perhutanan Negeri Selangor and is expected to be a new destination for eco-tourism and a public recreational area for the locals as well as the international. Mangrove Point possesses a unique mangrove ecosystem with surrounding nature that stimulates the element of meditation, health, and well-being through a biophilic environment. The visitors may begin their exploration from the designated Information Centre and continue their journey as they stroll along approximately 1 km of the boardwalk to observe the beauty of the mangrove environment and the diversity of flora and fauna (30 min)
6. 11am - Depart to hotel Return to hotel with full of joy and abundance Tour End

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