Singapore Malaysia Indonesia Thailand Tour Package From Pune 11 Days & 10 Nights

Why the Bali leg makes this the widest 4-country combo

A three-country "Singapore Malaysia Thailand" tour is a city trip: skylines, theme parks, highlands, night markets. It is a good trip. It is also the one nearly every operator sells. This package keeps all of that, then adds a fourth country that changes the character of the holiday. Bali is the differentiator, and it is why this page exists as a separate product.

The first eight days are the classic mainland-and-city run. Bangkok gives you Safari World and Marine Park. Singapore gives you the Night Safari, Universal Studios and a full day on Sentosa Island. Kuala Lumpur gives you Batu Caves and Genting Highlands. Then, on Day 9, you fly to Bali and the trip shifts gears: beaches, Balinese temples, rice-terrace country and water sports replace the city itinerary. You get the built-up, buzzing side of Southeast Asia and its most photographed island in a single trip, without booking two separate holidays.

If you would rather keep the trip to three countries, TravelTriangle runs dedicated Singapore Malaysia Thailand tour packages and a 9-day Singapore Malaysia Thailand package from India. This page is for travellers who specifically want the four-country route with Bali on the end.

At a glance

Day-by-day itinerary

Hotels quoted are 3 to 4 star and are confirmed on booking (or a similar property, subject to availability). Breakfast is included daily; the Bali days include water sports as listed.

Day 1: Bangkok: arrival and city tour

Your trip begins in Bangkok. A representative meets you at the airport and transfers you to your hotel to check in and relax. In the evening, head out into the city: the street life, the markets and the temples of Thailand's capital are a lively way to open a two-week holiday. Overnight in Bangkok.

Day 2: Bangkok: Safari World and Marine Park

After breakfast, spend the day at Safari World and Marine Park, about 35 km from the city. The safari park drives you through open enclosures of big cats, giraffes and zebras, while the marine park runs its dolphin, sea lion, stunt and orangutan shows through the day. Entry is around 1,000 THB per adult and 900 THB per child. It is an easy, high-energy day and a favourite with families. Overnight in Bangkok.

Day 3: Singapore: Night Safari

Check out after breakfast and fly to Singapore. After you transfer to your hotel and settle in, the evening is given over to the Night Safari, the world's first nocturnal wildlife park. A tram carries you through seven habitats to see leopards, Malayan tigers, tapirs and around 900 animals that only come alive after dark. Overnight in Singapore.

Day 4: Singapore: Universal Studios

Spend the day at Universal Studios on Sentosa. The park runs seven themed zones, from Sci-Fi City and Ancient Egypt to a Jurassic-themed section, with rides for both thrill-seekers and younger children, plus a daily character parade. Adult tickets run around USD 79 and child tickets around USD 59. Overnight in Singapore.

Day 5: Singapore: Sentosa Island

A full day on Sentosa Island, the resort island off Singapore's south coast. Beyond the beaches you can ride the Tiger Sky Tower for the island panorama, walk through the Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom, and visit the S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the largest in the world. The pace is relaxed and you set it. Overnight in Singapore.

Day 6: Singapore: city tour and shopping

A guided run through the city today: Marina Bay, the Merlion, Gardens by the Bay, colonial-era Singapore and the Little India and Chinatown quarters, which are also where you will find the best Indian and vegetarian food on the trip. Leave time for Orchard Road if you want to shop. Overnight in Singapore.

Day 7: Kuala Lumpur: transfer to Malaysia

After breakfast, travel by coach from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, a scenic five-hour drive across the causeway and up peninsular Malaysia. Check in on arrival and take the rest of the day at leisure. If you have energy left, the Petronas Twin Towers and the KLCC park fountains are a short ride from most city hotels and are worth the evening. Overnight in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 8: Kuala Lumpur: Batu Caves and Genting Highlands

A full sightseeing day in Malaysia. Start at Batu Caves, the limestone hill temple reached by 272 rainbow-painted steps under a 42-metre golden statue of Lord Murugan, one of the most important Hindu shrines outside India. Then head up to Genting Highlands, the cool hill resort with its cable car, theme-park rides and casino complex. Overnight in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 9: Bali: fly to the island

Check out after breakfast and fly from Kuala Lumpur to Denpasar, Bali. After you transfer to your hotel in the Kuta area and check in, the rest of the day is yours to unwind by the pool or on the beach. If you would rather start exploring straight away, this is a good afternoon to add the clifftop Uluwatu Temple on Bali's southern tip for the sunset and the Kecak fire dance (a customisable add-on your agent can slot in). Overnight in Bali.

Day 10: Bali: water sports and the island's highlights

This is the day Bali earns its place on the trip. It opens with water sports at Tanjung Benoa or Nusa Dua, scuba diving, snorkelling, banana boat, parasailing and jet ski are all included. In the afternoon you tour Denpasar and the classic sights within reach of it, including the offshore temple of Tanah Lot, which sits on a rock in the sea and is at its best as the sun goes down (entry around Rs 285 for adults and Rs 142 for children).

Because the package is customisable, this is also where you can trade a beach afternoon for Bali's cultural heartland. The most-requested add-ons on this leg are the Ubud circuit, the Tegalalang Rice Terrace and its jungle swings, the Tegenungan Waterfall, and the Kintamani highlands with their view over the Mount Batur volcano and caldera lake. Tell your agent which of these matters most and the Bali days are rebuilt around them.

For a full run-down of what to do on the island, see our Bali travel guide.

Day 11: Bali: departure

Enjoy a last Balinese breakfast and, if your flight is late, a final morning on the beach or a quick stop at a temple or coffee plantation on the way out (your agent can arrange it). Check out, transfer to Denpasar airport and fly home to Pune with the memories of four countries in one trip. This is where the Singapore Malaysia Indonesia Thailand tour package ends.

Where you stay

Hotels are handpicked 3 to 4 star properties, well located for the day's sightseeing. You are given the confirmed hotel or a similar property of the same class, subject to availability, and you can upgrade any leg when you customise.

What this 4-country package costs from Pune

The land tour on this page starts at Rs 1,30,000 per person for the 10-night, 11-day route with 3 to 4 star hotels, daily breakfast, sightseeing, transfers, the Singapore visa and the inter-country flights (Bangkok-Singapore and Kuala Lumpur-Bali). Where your final figure lands depends on three things: your hotel class, your travel month, and whether you add international airfare from Pune. Here is the honest range for a four-country combo of this length.

Add roughly Rs 30,000 to Rs 45,000 per person for return international airfare from Pune (Pune-Bangkok in, Bali-Pune out), depending on how early you book and the season. A family of four should budget in the region of Rs 5,20,000 to Rs 7,00,000 all-in for the standard tier with flights. All figures are indicative and are confirmed on your quote. Note on airfare: the package price covers the two flights inside the circuit; the international sectors from Pune are quoted separately unless you ask for an all-inclusive fare.

"For the value tier, book the international flights eight to ten weeks out and travel in the shoulder months, it is the single biggest lever on the final price."

Fares and inclusions on this page are checked by our Southeast Asia booking desk before every quote goes out.

Visas for all four countries

Four countries sounds like four visa headaches. For Indian passport holders it is far simpler than that, and your package includes visa assistance. Here is where things stand for 2026 (confirm the current rule for your travel date, as these change).

Carry passports valid for at least six months beyond travel, printed hotel and flight confirmations, and enough blank pages. Our team preps the Singapore visa and guides you through the Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia entry formalities as part of the booking.

Indian and Jain food across Singapore, Malaysia, Bali and Thailand

This is one of the most common worries on a two-week Southeast Asia trip, and the good news is that pure-vegetarian and Jain travellers eat well on every leg of this route.

• Singapore: Little India and Serangoon Road are packed with South and North Indian restaurants, including pure-veg and Jain-friendly kitchens. Even the hawker centres have vegetarian Indian stalls.

• Kuala Lumpur: Kuala Lumpur has one of the largest Indian communities in the region. Brickfields (Little India) and the area around Batu Caves are full of vegetarian and Jain thali places.

• Bangkok: Bangkok has established Indian-vegetarian restaurants around Sukhumvit and Pahurat (the city's Little India), and most hotels can arrange a veg breakfast.

• Bali: Kuta, Seminyak and Ubud all have Indian restaurants, and Balinese cuisine itself has plenty of vegetable, tofu and tempeh dishes (say "no fish sauce / no terasi" for strict veg).

If you keep a strict Jain diet (no root vegetables, no onion or garlic), tell your agent when you book. We flag it to the hotels and note the Jain-friendly restaurants near each night's stay so you are never stuck hunting for a meal.

Best time to visit

Four countries means two different weather patterns, so there is no single perfect month, and any guide that tells you "October to April" is only half right. Here is the honest read.

Bali is driest and sunniest from April to October. Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia are equatorial and warm year-round, but wettest from roughly November to January. The window that works best for the whole circuit is May to September, when Bali is in its dry season and the mainland is between its heaviest rains. If you would rather have cooler, drier weather in Bangkok and do not mind the odd Bali shower, November to February also works well. Avoid peak monsoon downpours in October if you can, and book Bali hotels early around the July-August high season.

Inclusions and exclusions

Booking, cancellation and refunds

You book with a deposit against a confirmed quote, not the full amount up front, and the itinerary stays customisable until it is finalised. Free date and name amendments are allowed up to a set number of days before departure. Cancellations are handled on a sliding scale: the closer to the travel date, the higher the retention, because airline and hotel bookings for a four-country trip are confirmed well in advance. Your exact cancellation slab and refund timeline are set out in writing on your quote before you pay. For a multi-country trip of this length we strongly recommend travel insurance.

Prices and inclusions on this page are verified by our booking desk before each quote.

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