€3,280
Step into a realm where vibrant traditions, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable flavors come together. Malaysia is a colorful mosaic of cultures, where Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous heritage flourish side by side. Across its warm and welcoming lands, every day brings a new sensory story to life.
Dynamic cities hum with the energy of bustling night markets and grand heritage streets. Meanwhile, tranquil, ancient temples stand beside modern avenues. Just steps away from the urban rhythm, nature reveals its quiet majesty. Pristine beaches with soft, golden sands lead to emerald rainforests sheltering exotic wildlife, while every turn offers a peaceful sanctuary for the traveler.
Above all, Malaysia is a paradise for the senses, celebrated worldwide for its legendary culinary scene. From fragrant street food stalls sizzling with fresh spices to cozy, timeless eateries, local chefs welcome you with gentle warmth. With every dish, dining becomes a rich experience, and every meal turns into an unforgettable adventure.
Meanwhile, vibrant streets in the old quarters of big Malaysian cities invite you to explore. Here, soaring skyscrapers stand beside historic temples, while grand royal palaces leave you filled with wonder. Dynamic markets burst with life, and every alley invites you to taste world-famous street food. But peaceful courtyards remain hidden nearby, offering quiet moments of charm. If you are looking for street art, then you are in the right place. For every town—from iconic Kuala Lumpur to the heritage lanes of Melaka and GeorgeTown—offers the pure thrill of discovery. And so, timeless culture, history, art, and food come together at every turn.
Escape into the Cameron Highlands, where crisp mountain breezes drift softly over rolling, green tea fields. Tranquil forest trails whisper stories of untouched nature, so peace comes easily here. Later, the golden beaches of Langkawi welcome you to unwind beside warm tropical waters. Beyond the shore, ancient geological wonders await, from dramatic mangrove forests to the breathtaking Sky Bridge above the canopy. And so, your journey to Malaysia seamlessly blends mountain serenity with sun-kissed ocean bliss.
Venture deep into ancient jungles where towering trees shield wild, majestic sanctuaries. Winding rivers lead to sacred lands, so every step brings you closer to nature’s untamed heart. Here, rich indigenous traditions thrive alongside rare, exotic wildlife. Majestic orangutans and proboscis monkeys roam freely, though seeing them takes a touch of luck. Meanwhile, playful macaques and silvered leaf monkeys—with their bright golden babies—are always there to greet you. Connecting with these ancient forests and living traditions leaves a deep, unforgettable impression of what Malaysia truly is.
1st DAY: ARRIVAL KLIA – MELAKA
Meet and greet at the airport, then transfer to Melaka. Check in the hotel, free time until the evening River cruise. Overnight in Melaka.
2nd DAY: MELAKA
After breakfast drive to Melaka Straits Mosque and visiting the mosque. In the afternoon lunch and walking The Heritage Walk. Experience the ‘noisy’ but pleasant cyclo tour in the evening, enjoy the lights. Overnight.
3rd DAY: MELAKA – KL
Depart Melaka and drive to Putra Jaya, where you take photos of Prime Minister House and Pink Mosque. Visit inside the mosque if you like. Before check into the hotel have lunch somewhere in Kuala Lumpur. Free evening to stroll around nearby areas, overnight.
4th DAY: KUALA LUMPUR – CAMERON HIGHLANDS
Departure for Cameron Highlands, on the way visit waterfall Lata Iskandar. Then stop by the Bharat tea plantation and walk around it’s greenery. Some free time in Tanah Rata to explore the town and maybe find some nice place for your tea/coffee. Drive to the hotel and check in. Savour steam boat dinner, un unique experience you need to try. Overnight.
5th DAY: CAMERON HIGHLANDS
Shared jeep tour all the way to Mossy Forest and Boh tea plantation, where you can see the tea production. Visiting Butterfly farm and lunch, before you visit one of popular strawberry farms. Free afternoon and evening to enjoy the freshness of the air in Cameron Highlands.
6th DAY: CAMERON HIGHLANDS – IPOH
Morning drive to Ipoh, on the way visit Ling Sen Tong Cave Temple. Continue drive to the city centre of Ipoh. Lunch and walking tour of the old quarter, with Clock tower and Old train Station. Hotel placement and free evening.
7th DAY: IPOH – KUALA KANGSAR – KUALA KEDAH – LANKAWI
Have breakfast, then check out and drive to royal town of Kuala Kangsar. Visit picturesque Ubadiah mosque and walk inside the Old Palace. Continue a little longer road journey to Kuala Kedah to catch the ferry for Lanakawi. On the way there lunch at one of local restaurants. Check in to the ferry, and relax on approximately 2 hours ferry ride to Lankawi Island. Once you reach Lankawi, transfer awaits for you. First, visit the Eagle’s square and then drive to the hotel on the beach. Check in and enjoy some local beach vibe at the hotel.
8th DAY: LANKAWI
Experience the Sky bridge with Eagle’s nest this morning and visit 3D art museum. After this, walk up to Seven Wells waterfall. Have lunch on the way and stop at rubber tree plantation. Drive back to the hotel, enjoy the beach. Overnight.
9th DAY: LANKAWI
Today visit Crocodile Adventure land and see the famous Batik art at the small museum. Have lunch on the way back to the hotel. Free afternoon to enjoy the beach/swimming pool. Overnight.
10th DAY: LANKAWI – KUALA KEDAH – GEORGE TOWN
After breakfast transfer to the port to take the ferry back to Kuala Kedah. Check in the ferry and ferry ride to the other side. Meet at the ferry terminal and drive to Georgetown, with a lunch stop somewhere. Check in the hotel and free time until the evening rickshaw ride to see the nighttime in marvellous Georgetown. Overnight.
11th DAY: GEORGE TOWN
Start your day with visit to Kek Lok Si temple and continue towards Penang Hill. Jump on the train to take you up to the hill station, approximately 833 meters high above the city of Georgetown. Enjoy Canopy walk and try to spot different species of flora and fauna in the area. Slowly return down to the city by train, eat lunch at local restaurant and back to the hotel. Enjoy free afternoon admiring the Street art in Georgetown. Overnight.
12th DAY: PENANG – FLIGHT TO KUCHING
Free time until the hotel pick up for the airport. Check in and fly to Kuching, Sarawak. Meet at the airport and drive to the hotel. Check in the hotel, free at leisure – depending on the time for the flight.
13th DAY: KUCHING – BAKU NATIONAL PARK
After breakfast drive to Baku National Park. Transfer to the boat (sharing) which takes you to the heart of the park. Easy walk around to see the wildlife. Enjoy simple lunch and return to Kuching. Free afternoon in Kuching.
14th DAY: KUCHING – CULTURAL VILLAGE – SEMENGGOH
In morning hours visit Cultural village with show and lunch. After lunch drive to Semenggoh Orangutan centre and keep fingers crossed to see orangutan. Transfer back to hotel, free evening and overnight.
15th DAY: KUCHING – FLIGHT TO KUALA LUMPUR – BATU CAVES – KUALA LUMPUR
Hotel pick up and drive to the airport. Check in to your flight to Kuala Lumpur. Fly to Kuala Lumpur, meet at the airport and drive to Batu Caves. Visiting Batu Caves with late lunch. After transfer to the hotel, check in and free evening.
16th DAY: KUALA LUMPUR
Today on schedule visiting Twin Towers, after in the afternoon Kuala Lumpur City tour, where you visit national mosque, independence Square, China town and martyr’s monument. Meanwhile lunch somewhere downtown and towards evening visit Thean Hou Temple. Back to the hotel and overnight.
17th DAY: KUALA LUMPUR – INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT
After breakfast check out. Free time until the airport. Late check out might be arranged. Transfer to the airport. Bye Malaysia.
Important Notes
Clothing: Pack lightweight, breathable fabrics like linen or cotton for warm, humid days, comfortable walking shoes for city streets and jungle boardwalks, and modest outfits (covering shoulders and knees) for mosque and temple visits. A light jacket or sweater is recommended for the cool air of Cameron Highlands.
Local Etiquette: Greet locals with a warm smile or a gentle hand-to-chest gesture (Salam). Always remove your shoes before entering homes, mosques, and sacred places. Avoid pointing with your index finger—use your right thumb folded over a closed fist instead—and never pass items with your left hand.
Environment: Tap water is not recommended for drinking, so stick to bottled or filtered water and carry a reusable bottle. Keep insect repellent and sunscreen handy for tropical, rainforest, and coastal regions like Langkawi and Sarawak.
Visa & Documents: Ensure your passport has at least 6 months of validity remaining from your arrival date. Complete the mandatory Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online within 3 days prior to arrival. Keep digital copies of your passport, visa confirmation, and travel insurance stored on your phone.
Cash & Payments: Cash (Malaysian Ringgit – MYR) is essential for night markets, hawker stalls, small cafes, and rural areas, while credit cards are widely accepted in cities, malls, and major hotels. Keep smaller bills handy, as street vendors often lack change for 50 or 100 MYR notes.
Weather & Travel Conditions: Malaysia enjoys warm, tropical weather year-round with occasional torrential rain showers, especially during monsoon seasons. Cities are modern and well-paved, but humidity is high—stay hydrated and take advantage of air-conditioned stops throughout your day.
Drivers & Local Guides: Your dedicated licensed guide and professional driver will handle all logistics, navigation, and site entry tickets seamlessly. Tipping is not strictly customary in Malaysia, but cash tips are always deeply appreciated for exceptional service.
Hotels: Enjoy your handpicked, central 3- or 4-star accommodations. Clean, modern, and exceptionally comfortable, with all rooms based on twin sharing.
