Hello Questers,

I hope you're all doing well. Thank you for your support and well-wishes over the past three days. I'm thrilled to share our experiences digitally. Here’s the itinerary for the fourth day, which promises to be the most fun-filled of all. Let's dive in!

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Day 4 Harriston Chocolate Factory

Our first stop was Horriston Chocolate Factory, where we indulged in discounted chocolates straight from the source. Who wouldn't love a visit to a chocolate factory, especially when it means enjoying plenty of delicious treats? It was an amazing experience. Here are some pictures—take a look!

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Geneve Watch Factory

Next, we arrived at the Geneva Watch Factory, located across from the Batu Caves. This gave us the opportunity to catch a sneak peek of the Batu Caves.

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Genting Highlands

Genting Highlands is a must-visit destination when you come to Kuala Lumpur. The weather and the theme park, situated at an impressive 1,806 meters above sea level, are truly spectacular. This experience highlights Malaysia's love for heights. Traveling through Genting Highlands is an extraordinary journey, and I'm excited to share some travel shots with you

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I've tried many cable cars before, but the experience with this one was on a whole new level.

World's Largest Hotel

After arriving at the final station, Awana, we visited the world's largest hotel and the SkyWorlds amusement park.

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World Largest Hotel

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Spice Garden

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Lunch at Spice Garden Indian Restaurant

Skyworlds Theme Park

The rides are incredibly adventurous, reminiscent of Disneyland, and the weather feels like living inside the clouds, as we are over 1800 meters above sea level.

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Bye bye to Genting Highlands

After a heavy rain prompted us to return to the hotel, we still had two places left to visit: the Batu Caves and an Indian restaurant for dinner. Unfortunately, due to heavy traffic, we had to skip the Batu Caves. But don't worry, I managed to get a sneak peek for you.