Malaysia Tour Packages from India

Tour Package From India

Book Malaysia holiday package from India with Genting Highlands, beaches & cities Fully customised Malaysia package with free itinerary.

Starting From ₹25,000

Day-wise Itinerary

 

DAY 1

ARRIVAL IN KUALA LUMPUR + KL CITY TOUR

Arrive at Kuala Lumpur Airport and proceed for a comfortable private transfer to your hotel. After check-in, enjoy a private city tour covering major attractions of Kuala Lumpur, followed by a visit to the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, subject to ticket availability. This day offers a perfect introduction to the culture and skyline of Malaysia's capital.

Illuminated city clock tower

DAY 2

GENTING TOUR + BATU CAVES + CABLE CAR

Begin the day with a private tour to Genting Highlands, stopping en route at the famous Batu Caves Temple. Continue your journey uphill to Genting and enjoy a scenic two-way cable car ride offering panoramic mountain views. The rest of the time can be spent exploring attractions, casinos, and entertainment zones at Genting.

Batu Caves golden statue

DAY 3

KUALA LUMPUR TO LANGKAWI + CITY TOUR

Private transfer from your Kuala Lumpur hotel to Kuala Lumpur Airport for your flight to Langkawi. Upon arrival in Langkawi, enjoy a comfortable private transfer to your hotel for check-in. Later, proceed for a Langkawi City Tour covering popular attractions, scenic viewpoints, and cultural highlights, giving you a perfect introduction to the island.

Petronas Twin Towers and gardens

DAY 4

LANGKAWI ISLAND HOPPING TOUR

Experience the beauty of Langkawi with an exciting island-hopping trip including private two-way transfers. Enjoy the SIC boat ride as you explore stunning spots such as Pregnant Maiden Island, Beras Basah Island, and the serene blue waters surrounding them. It is a perfect day for nature lovers and beach enthusiasts.

Cable cars above forested islands

DAY 5

DEPARTURE TO INDIA

Pack your bags and complete the check-out formalities from the hotel. Your amazing tour concludes as you are transferred to Langkawi Airport for your onward journey.

Airplane above a red-arched airport terminal

Frequently Asked Questions About Malaysia

Do Indian passport holders need a visa or travel authorisation for Malaysia, and how do I apply?

Visa/entry requirements depend on the traveller's passport and the current exemption or visa regime. Indian travellers should check the latest Malaysia Immigration rules before booking because exemptions and conditions can change.

What documents and entry forms should I complete before travelling to Malaysia?

Check passport validity, return/onward travel, accommodation details and any required digital arrival declaration or registration. Complete official online formalities within the permitted time window.

What is the best season to visit Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi, Penang and other Malaysian destinations?

Malaysia is tropical year-round, but rainfall patterns differ between the west and east coasts. Kuala Lumpur can be visited year-round; beach destinations should be planned around their specific monsoon patterns.

What clothes and footwear should I pack for city sightseeing, beaches and temples?

Pack light breathable clothes, comfortable shoes, sun protection and a compact rain jacket. Carry modest clothing for mosques and temples.

What is the best way to travel between Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi, Penang and Malacca?

Use trains and metro systems within Kuala Lumpur, domestic flights for longer distances, and ferries for island connections. Private transfers can be convenient for families and multi-stop itineraries.

Should I carry Malaysian Ringgit, cards or both?

Carry Malaysian Ringgit for smaller purchases and keep cards for hotels and larger businesses. ATMs are widely available in cities and tourist areas.

Do I need a SIM/eSIM and which transport apps are useful?

An eSIM/SIM is recommended. Google Maps and ride-hailing apps are useful for urban travel, while airline and attraction apps help with bookings.

Is Malaysia suitable for vegetarian, Jain and Indian travellers?

Malaysia is one of the easier Southeast Asian destinations for Indian and vegetarian travellers. Still communicate strict Jain requirements in advance because sauces and cooking ingredients vary.

What should I know about local etiquette, weather, taxes, travel insurance and airport transfers?

Respect religious sites and dress codes, watch weather forecasts for island transfers, and keep travel insurance and booking confirmations accessible.

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