If you want to experience a France-like experience, then you must visit Bukit Tinggi. This is a place that looks like a 16th-century northeastern French village. Colmar Tropicale, which is a French-themed hotel and village located at 2,500 feet above sea level, offers a refreshing experience where tourists can also visit Rabbit Park and Japanese Village.

Batu Caves is another mesmerizing place, which is a Hindu temple located on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. Batu Caves is a 400-million-year-old temple made up of a limestone formation. These caves have three large caves along with 272 steps, which will take you to the main temple cave. Batu Caves is known for the world’s tallest statue of Lord Muruga, which stands at 42.7m (130 feet). These caves are attracting a large crowd in Thaipusam, which offers an annual festival for Indians to pay homage to Lord Muruga, celebrated in January or February.

The packages include an entrance ticket to the French Village, an English-speaking driver and guide, and a water bottle per person. Personal expenses and insurance are not included.

The tour covers Rabbit Farms, Japanese Village, Colmar Tropicale, and Batu Cave. For the Batu Cave tour, it is advised to wear comfortable clothing that does not expose your body excessively. T-shirts or shirts with sleeves and long pants are recommended. Short pants, hot pants, short skirts, or mini skirts (above knee level) are not advised.

The tour requires a minimum of 2 people. A deposit of RM100 is required, with the balance payable in cash upon pick up. A PayPal fee of RM6 will be collected upon pick up.