Market tours · KUALA LUMPUR
Good kuala lumpur market tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Learn Malaysian cooking at LaZat in Kuala Lumpur with a market visit, hands-on recipes, local techniques, breakfast, and small-group instruction.
“What a great day out, sadly I was the only one there which made it a wonderful private tour for me but the operators would do well with a group as well. Tour of the market showed me the authentic shopping and everyone was very welcoRead more”
See Kuala Lumpur by night with markets, temples, royal sights, Petronas Towers, and Malaysian street food for $34.
“This was a great tour! Our guide, Elango, was super super nice and so knowledgeable! You could feel his love for this city in everything he explained. We not only saw some awesome sites but we learned about the places and learned so many cool facts about the town. We also loved the markets and got plenty of time to see things and take it all in. Thank you so much for a great tour!”
Explore Kuala Lumpur after dark with local food, Ramadan markets, Chinatown, Central Market, and Masjid Jamek on a private four-hour tour.
“Janar was very insightful and knowledgeable. Very pleasant person with exceptional english. Tour took little less than 4h and was just right. A must do.”
Shop a Kuala Lumpur wet market, cook three Malaysian dishes with Patricia and Kingston, and share a home-style meal in this private class.
“We can only recommend this tour! It's not just a cooking class, but also a cultural experience! We had a great time, learned a lot about authentic malaysian food and ingredients. The market visit really was unique and Patricia & Kingston are very welcoming and openhearted hosts. The recepies we cooked were very tasty and quite different from the the malaysian food we've had in restaurants. It was probably the best we've eaten in the three weeks we were in Malaysia. Also the recepies did not feature many exotic ingredients, that we couldn't buy in Switzerland. So we think we will have a good chance at replicating it at home.…”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
