The Buddhist Thean Hou Temple is visited during the tour. Elegantly constructed on the crest of a hill, it commands a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur and its surroundings. Visit the Zodiac Garden, which tells you about a person's personality.

The tour then proceeds to the Thai Temple, where many locals pray. Malaysia, as previously stated, has been a multi-religious country since its inception. We then proceed to the "Sea Breeze" at Port Swettenham, which was named after Sir Frank Swettenham, who was at the time known as Port Klang. A port that connects residents of Pulau Ketam (Crab Island) to Indonesia. It was once the main long-distance passenger port, but there are now other deeper ports nearby.

It was once the main long-distance passenger port, but now they have other deeper ports nearby to serve different routes. Because the area has a lot of mangroves, there are a lot of mud crabs, and the sea has a lot of other seafood, like different kinds of fish, clams, crabs, and prawns. The "Sea Breeze" dinner at the River Mouth is a great evening over seafood dinner while watching the sun set (subject to weather) and overlooking the yachts marooned at the Royal Yacht Club. Thai Buddhist Temple, Thean Hou Temple, Port Klang, and Dinner by the Sea (Dinner at own expense)