You have to know that is not really a guided tour, at least not in the sense I thought it would be. They provide you a car just for you for the whole tour and the driver is also the guide but only as long you are in the car. At the places you are gonna visit, there is no guide . Our driver/guide was a very decent, respectful guy who knew many things about watherver we asked, but I repeat only in the car and not at the visited places, there you are on your own.

This activity is more of a car ride, but you get a lot of insights from the driver. We were lucky to find a volunteer guide at the National Mosque, so we got a lot of interesting info there. Overall, it's a nice short activity to understand the diversity of religions in Malaysia.

We were picked up right on time by our driver and guide Louis. First we went to the chinese temple where we were introduced to the religion and meaning behind the temple, the gods etc. Afterwards we made a quick stop by the royal palce (which wasn't planned in the tour but there was time for it), took some pictures and then went on to the national mosque. We got dressed properly at the entrance to the mosque and explored it all by ourselves. Afterwards we made our way to the Batu Caves. During the drive our guide told us a lot about the different religions and cultures in KL. The Batu Caves were really interesting, and the 272 steps are not too hard to climb ;) The only thing we didn't like was all the trash that was lying around there and that you are allowed to feed the monkeys there, which makes it easy for them to walk up to humans and try to steal stuff. Afterwards we went to a silk and chocolate factory before we got dropped off back at the hotel. Overall we had a great time!