Guided Tours

Walk Japan leads small-group walking tours connecting travellers with Japan’s rural landscapes, local communities, traditional gastronomy, and hot springs.

Think National Geographic travel is out of reach? These small-group journeys offer immersive experiences, expert guides, and bucket-list destinations without a five-figure price tag.

SinggahKL 2026 invites the public to explore rarely accessible Kuala Lumpur buildings through architect-led guided tours.

These Malaysian-based small group tours offer much-needed, authentic experiences of a lifetime, while ensuring stress-free trips ahead.

The Izu Wayfarer – a self-guided walking tour curated by Walk Japan – is perfect for solo women seeking nature, culture, and stress-free logistics in coastal Japan.

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The Royal Klang Town Heritage Walk is a journey into history. Be transported back in time, traversing the cobblestone streets and narrow alleyways that have witnessed centuries of transformation.

The Kembara Stories and Food Trail led by migrants in Kuala Lumpur has captured the city's attention for going beyond conventional tourist offerings by immersing participants in the vibrant tapestry of Downtown KL's diverse communities.

The newly-launched SingapoRewards programme helps you discover the city's hidden gem, explore lesser-known destinations, and support local businesses all while enjoying attractive rewards.

These walking tours will have you exploring Downtown Kuala Lumpur like never before. Choose among these eight guided and self-guided tours that will take you through city trails like a true local.

We’re speaking to award-winning tour guide, Jane Rai, about her passion and how she is doing her part to keep Downtown KL's heritage and culture alive — one tour at a time.

Just about an hour northwest of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is one of the largest colony of fireflies in the world – the Kampung Kuantan Fireflies Park. A boat tour through the park will light up your evening with dazzling effect.

With tourism being the lifeline of many prefectures in the nation, The Japan National Tourism Organization has created a 360° virtual tour of the country, perhaps in a bid to keep interest in the East Asian nation.

In addition to visiting Tokyo’s robot-themed restaurants and fashion districts, have a look at these Walk Japan tours you can take.