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Batik Painting Lessons​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Unleash your creativity and imagination....

Be a Malaysian batik artist for a day! Experiment with batik painting techniques like wax drawing, dye painting and produce your very own batik masterpiece.​​​​​​​

WAYANG KULIT​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Wayang means “theater” and kulit means “skin,” referring to the leather that is used to create the intricately carved leather figures that are pressed against a screen to create the shadow play. The puppeteer, or Tok Dalang, sits behind the screen and animates the voice and movements of all of the characters. During the tour, you get to do role-play as Tok Dalang and amuse your friends with your very own show behind the screen. 

BATIK PAINTING LESSONS​​​​​​​

Unleash your creativity and imagination....

Be a Malaysian batik artist for a day!  Experiment with batik painting techniques like wax drawing, dye painting and produce your very own batik masterpiece.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Savour the tastes of local delights... definitely every Malaysian's favourite! Join the fun of flipping and swinging the dough and pull out a smooth cup of tea - the mamak way! ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

ROTI CANAI & TEH TARIK​​​​​​

Immerse in the sound of music... Watch and participate in our traditional multi-heritage dances with enchanting music performances by our very own star performers and musicians.

TRADITIONAL DANCE

Ever wondered how soap is made? Explore the goodness of natural elements and experience the process of M&P (melt and pour) method in creating natural oil palm based soap. 

NATURAL SOAP MAKING 

SMALL FAN CRAFT

Cute and colourful they are! Make your very own little hand fan, with a touch of floral design and rainbow tones. 

MALAY HOUSE

"Selamat Datang" means Welcome in Malay, a common greeting that you will get when visiting a typical Malay home. Step into this simple, yet charming traditional Malay Kampung (Village) house to see what it's like living here. ​​​​​

MINI FRUIT FARM

Malaysia has been home for some 370 species of edible fruits including exotic ones, to suit even the fussiest eater.  A visit to the TMCV Mini Fruit Farm enables you to see different types of tropical trees and plantation, and if you are lucky, you may find some ripe fruits! Certain fruits are seasonal but some are processed and made into jelly, gummies, chocolates, and ice-creams to name a few.​​​​​​​

PALM OIL PLANTATION ​​​​​​​

Malaysia is the world's second-largest producer of oil palm commodity, after Indonesia. Gain some valuable insights about palm plantation and oil production during the tour.

WEDDING GALLERY​​​​​​​

Malaysia is blessed with a mix of multi-ethnicity and religion practices. In this galleria, you will see the three main wedding ceremonies  decoratives and costumes commonly found in Malaysia - Malay, Chinese and Indian. 

RUBBER PLANTATION ​​​​​​​

The Malayan rubber industry was described as one of the greatest achievements of Western colonial enterprise. Along with tin, it formed the backbone of Malaysia’s economy, and its impact on the landscape was profound. Peninsular Malaysia is among the world’s most important rubber growing areas during those times. However the rubber industry has declined due to plantation of other crops, especially oil palm. Discover how rubber milk is collected and treated into a form where it becomes raw material and can be easily transported, stored and eventually transformed into various rubber-based products.​​​​​​​

PEWTER CASTING

Pewter is a malleable metal alloy, with Asian pewters, produced mostly in Malaysia contains a higher percentage of tin, usually 97.5% tin, 1% copper, and 1.5% antimony. Pewter artifacts are continuously being produced, mainly as decorative or specialty items. Learn why pewter tankards are a favorite - some says that it is sure to make your beverage taste smoother...​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

CRYSTAL GALLERY

Crystals are formed through various natural processes, subject to tremendous pressure, heat, mechanical methods and chemical weathering. Under these conditions, its inner structures will begin to take shape and slowly form its outer composition. Such natural process helps crystals to retain its powerful properties, including its positive energies that are in sync with the human aura. Get to know about crystals and its benefits during the tour.