Malaysia 3 Nights 4 days
Day 1: Arrival in KL → Putrajaya
Pick-up from the airport.
Scenic drive through Putrajaya, Malaysia’s administrative capital.
Quick tour of landmarks like Putra Mosque, Putrajaya Lake, and Putrajaya Bridge.
Arrive in Kuala Lumpur: Land at KLIA or Subang Airport and transfer to
your hotel in Kuala Lumpur.
Travel to Putrajaya: Head to Putrajaya (about 30 minutes from KL) for
sightseeing.
* Visit the Putrajaya Mosque (Masjid Putra) and the iconic Putrajaya
Bridge.
* Explore the Perdana Putra government complex and the beautiful Putrajaya Lake.
Return to KL: Head back to Kuala Lumpur in the evening, relax at Hotel
Day 2: Genting Highlands & Batu Caves
Genting Highlands Cable Car
Scenic ride with stunning views of rainforests and valleys.
Takes visitors from the base of the mountains to the top resort.
Batu Cave Photostop
A brief stop at the Batu Caves, a Hindu temple complex.
Features a giant statue of Lord Murugan and limestone caves.
Opportunity for a photo with the iconic steps and statue.
Morning: Visit Genting Highlands:
* Start early and drive about an hour from Kuala Lumpur to Genting Highlands, apopular hill resort located at an altitude of over 1,700 meters, offering cool weatherand great views.
* Take the Genting Skyway Cable Car: This 3.4-kilometer cable car ride offers panoramic views of the lush rainforest below. It’s one of the longest and fastest cable car rides in Southeast Asia.
* At the top of the mountain, you’ll find various attractions:
Genting SkyWorlds: A newly opened outdoor theme park with rides, attractions,and shows.
Resorts World Genting: A large integrated resort offering entertainment, shopping, and dining options. You can visit the Genting Casino, or simply enjoy the cool mountain air and explore the resort.
Chin Swee Caves Temple: A Buddhist temple located on the mountaintop offering a serene environment with beautiful views.
Afternoon: Visit Batu Caves:
* After spending a few hours in Genting, head to Batu Caves, located just 30 minutes from Kuala Lumpur. Batu Caves is a Hindu temple complex set inside a limestone hill, and it’s one of the most famous attractions near KL.
* The Batu Caves Temple: The main temple is inside a massive cave and is dedicated to Lord Murugan, with statues and shrines surrounding it.
* Giant Lord Murugan Statue: The iconic 42.7-meter-tall statue of Lord Murugan stands
at the base of the Batu Caves. It’s one of the largest statues of a Hindu deity in the
world.
* Climbing the Steps: There are 272 steps to reach the main cave temple. Along the way, you’ll see monkeys and enjoy beautiful views over the surrounding area.
* After visiting Batu Caves, return to Kuala Lumpur and spend the evening at leisure, perhaps enjoying dinner in a local restaurant or exploring the vibrant streets of Chinatown.
Day 3: KL Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Petronas Twin Towers
Merdeka Square
Batu Caves
Kuala Lumpur Tower (Menara KL)
National Mosque (Masjid Negara)
Chinatown
Royal Selangor Visitor Centre
Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Lake Gardens (Taman Tasik Perdana)
Thean Hou Temple
KL Hop-on Hop-off Tour:
* This is a convenient way to explore the top sights of Kuala Lumpur. The KL Hop-onHop-off bus provides an open-air double-decker bus service that stops at over 40major attractions around the city. You can hop off at any stop, explore the site, andhop back on the next bus to continue your tour
Key Attractions You Can Visit:
* Petronas Towers: These iconic twin skyscrapers are the tallest in Southeast Asia. You can visit the observation deck on the 86th floor for panoramic views of the city.
* KL Tower (Menara KL): Another observation tower offering a bird’s-eye view of the city. It has a revolving restaurant and a sky deck.
* Merdeka Square: This historic square is where Malaysia declared independence in You can see colonial buildings, including the Sultan Abdul Samad Building.
* National Mosque (Masjid Negara): A beautiful mosque with modern architecture and serene surroundings.
* Chinatown (Petaling Street): A bustling area for shopping, food, and souvenirs. You can explore the market and try local street food.
* Thean Hou Temple: A large Chinese temple known for its stunning architecture and views of the city.
* Islamic Arts Museum: A museum showcasing Islamic art and artifacts, including calligraphy, ceramics, and textiles.
* The tour runs for about 1.5 to 2 hours for each full loop, but with stops at key locations, you can take as much time as you like to explore. The flexibility makes this a great option for those who want to explore Kuala Lumpur at their own pace.
Evening: After a busy day of sightseeing, you can unwind at Bukit Bintang, a lively shopping and entertainment district. Enjoy shopping at Pavilion Mall, have dinner at one of the many international restaurants, or relax at a rooftop bar with a view.
DAY 4 : Departure
Check-Out Hotel Drop at Airport:
Pick-up from the hotel after check-out.
Direct transfer to the airport for departure.
Morning: Depending on your departure time, you may have some free time for lastminute shopping, or a brief visit to nearby attractions like KLCC Park (a peaceful area with views of the Petronas Towers) or Lake Gardens (a large green space with walking paths, lakes, and bird parks).
Check out and Departure: After enjoying your final moments in the city, check out from your hotel and head to the airport for your flight back home.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Option 1:
Metro Bukit Bintang (3-Star) / Similar – Superior Room Double – 3 Nights
Option 2:
Furama Hotel Bukit Bintang (4-Star) / Similar – Superior Room Double – 3 Nights
Option 3:
Berjaya Times Square Hotel Kuala Lumpur (5-Star) / Similar – Superior Room with Bathtub – 3 Nights
MEAL PLAN
Breakfast Included
COSTINGS WITHOUT FLIGHT
| PACKAGE OPTIONS | COST FOR PER PERSON | COST FOR PER CHILD ( AGE 3 – 7 YEARS) | COST FOR PER CHILD ( AGE 7 – 11 YEARS) |
| 1 | 19,000/- PP | 6,000/- PER CHILD | 8,000/-PER CHILD |
| 2 | JUST ADD EXTRA 3,500/- | JUST ADD EXTRA 2,500/- | JUST ADD EXTRA 3,000/- |
| 3 | JUST ADD EXTRA 4,000/- | JUST ADD EXTRA 3,000/- | JUST ADD EXTRA 3,500/- |
*100% CUSTOMIZED AVAILABLE FOR MALAYSIA
*THE RATES GIVEN ARE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
INCLUSION
Airport pickup & drop
Breakfast
03 nights accommodation
All tours & travels Private basis
All entrance tickets bases on the itinerary
EXCLUSION
Lunch & Dinner
Own expenses
Anything not mentioned in the Package
GST 5%
FLIGHTS
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
50% OF THE LAND COST SHOULD BE PAID AS
ADVANCE AFTER CONFIRMING THE PACKAGE
FLIGHT & HOTEL COST SHOULD BE PAID FULLY AS THE ADVANCE
WHILE CONFIRMING THE PACKAGES .
THE REMAINING BALANCE AMOUNT SHOULD BE PAID ONE
WEEK BEFORE THE TRAVEL DATE
CANCELLATION POLICY :
FLIGHT & HOTEL COST CANCELLATION WILL BE FOLLOW
ACCORDING TO THE CANCELLATION POLICY FOLLOWED BY THE
FLIGHT & HOTEL
OPTION 1: BEFORE 10 DAYS OF THE TRAVEL: 30% OF THE LAND COST
WILL BE NON- REFUNDABLE.AFTER 10DAYS
OPTION 2: LAND COST IS NON- REFUNDABLE.
REFUND:
IF THE PLAN IS CANCELLED DUE THE AMOUNT WILL BE REFUND
WITHIN 7 WORKING DAYS
Optional Malacca Tour
Cost for Per Person – 7,000/-
Cost for Per Child – 4,000/-
Full day Malacca Tour:
Stadthuys (Red Square): The Stadthuys is a historic Dutch colonial building painted red, located in the heart of Malacca. It now houses the History and Ethnography Museum and is a great place to learn about the city’s colonial past.
Christ Church: Just across from the Stadthuys, this iconic Dutch-built church is a symbol of Malacca’s colonial era. The church, built in the 18th century, features beautiful stained-glass windows and a simple, yet grand, interior.
A Famosa: One of the oldest European structures in Southeast Asia, A Famosa is a Portuguese fortress dating back to the 16th century. The Gatehouse (Porta de Santiago) is still standing today and is a must-see for history lovers.
Jonker Street: Jonker Street is the vibrant shopping and food hub of Malacca. It’s perfect for strolling, shopping for souvenirs, and trying local treats like Nyonya Laksa, chicken rice balls, and coconut milk desserts. It’s also the center of the Malacca Night Market if you’re there on the weekend.
Cheng Hoon Teng Temple: The Cheng Hoon Teng Temple is the oldest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. It’s a beautiful example of traditional Chinese architecture, filled with intricate wood carvings and ornate decorations.
Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum: This museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the Peranakan (Straits Chinese) community, showcasing how their rich cultural heritage influenced both
Chinese and Malay traditions. It’s housed in a traditional Nyonya house.
St. Paul’s Hill (Bukit St. Paul): St. Paul’s Hill offers amazing panoramic views of the city and is home to the St. Paul’s Church, which was built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. The church ruins and historical graves add to the area’s charm.
Malacca Sultanate Palace: A replica of the Sultan’s palace during the Malacca Sultanate era, this wooden structure gives insight into the history and culture of the Malay royal family. It’s also a museum that showcases royal artifacts.
Malacca River Cruise The Malacca River Cruise offers a unique perspective of the city as you cruise along the river, passing by colorful murals, old buildings, and traditional houses. The cruise also gives you a peek at Malacca’s historical past.
