Malaysia Tour Packages From Bangalore

The East Malaysia shares borders with Brunel, Philippines and Vietnam & Peninsular Malaysia Shares borders with Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia. Malaysia culture is highly influenced by Chinese and Indian culture, as the early immigrants to this country is from China and India.

With its multiculturality, it also possesses widespread greenery and exotic flora and fauna. It is the home of the UNESCO heritage site, The Kinabalu Park and Tun Sakaran Marine Park, Taman Negara National Park, etc. From pristine beaches to magnificent landmarks and nature's wonders, there is a lot to include and explore on your trip to Malaysia from Bangalore.

Thus Malaysia is the perfect destination for a tour with your family and friends. Plan your trip with Malaysia tour packages from Bangalore and explore the beauty of this southeast asian nation. Here’s a glimpse of some the place that you get to visit through this tour package.

Places To Visit In Malaysia

1. Kuala Lumpur

What’s Special: Modern and exotic capital city of Malaysia

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC Park, Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, Petaling Street, Merdeka Square, Sunway Lagoon Theme Park, Kuala Lumpur Tower, National Museum

Transportation Option: Commuter Trains, Light Rail, Monorail, Buses (RapidKL and BRT), and Free GoKL Bus service

The first place to include in your trip to Malaysia from Bangalore is Kuala Lumpur. The capital city of Malaysia features a spectacular skyline having the prominence of skyscrapers, including the Petronas Twin Towers, a pair of glass-and-steel-clad towers with a height of 451m. There are numerous architectural marvels in the city that remind us of the British colonial era, including the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station and the Sultan Abdul Samad Building.

2. George Town

What’s Special: The first-ever British settlement in Southeast Asia

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Penang Hill, Kek Lok Si Temple, Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Khoo Kongsi, Pinang Peranakan Mansion, Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi

George Town in Malaysia is a vibrant and multicultural escape which is famous for being the capital of Penang Island. The town earlier served to be the prominent centre of the Straits of Malacca trading hub. Known for iconic British colonial buildings, Chinese shophouses and mosques, the place features an amalgamation of old town vibe and modern city.

3. Penang

What’s Special: Regional food paradise, with a rich cuisine shaped by the island's many cultures

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Habitat Penang Hill, Clan Jetties, Entopia, Historical Streets of George Town, Penang War Museum, Batu Ferringhi Night Market, Kek Lok Si Temple

Transportation Option: Transit buses, Penang Hill funicular, Express interstate buses, Cycling, Taxis and private rides

Penang is located in the northwest of Malaysia and comprises mainland Seberang Perai and Penang Island. The place is home to numerous tourist attractions such as colonial Fort Cornwallis, the ornate Chinese clan house Khoo Kongsi and the Kapitan Keling Mosque, giving you a chance to capture glimpses of foreign influences in the region.

4. Kuching

What’s Special: Lively city with historical sites

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Pulau Lakei Island, Bako National Park, Satang Island, Cat Museum, Damai Beach, Kuching Mosque, Sarawak Cultural Village

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi

Kuching in Malaysia is a fascinating city that welcomes visitors warm-heartedly and features cultural hospitality that remained unchanged for 160 years. You can stroll through the narrow and bustling streets of the city to capture the true vibe. Don’t forget to sneak peek at the elaborate Chinese temples exhibiting colonial-style architecture and reminding you of the bygone era.

5. Ipoh

What’s Special: British colonial architecture and magical temples carved into limestone caves

Timings: Throughout the day

Major Attractions: Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple, Perak Cave Temple, Lost World of Tambun, Sam Poh Tong Cave Temple

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi

Ipoh, the fourth largest city in Malaysia and serves to be a gateway to the Cameron Highlands. Home to numerous colonial structures, granulating manors, friendly residents, and scrumptious delicacies. Earlier, it used to be among the wealthiest cities in Southeast Asia and offers well-maintained and cosy restaurants. This is among the best places to visit with a Malaysia package from Bangalore.

Ideal duration

If you don't want to rush from one city to another, a 2-3 week of itinerary is an ideal duration for Malaysia. In Kuala Lumpur you can stay for 2-3 days, then you can fly to Penang and stay there for 3-4 days. In Langkawi you can have a 3-4 day trip to see all the attractions of the place and enjoy all the activities.

Best time to visit Malaysia

The best time to book Malaysia tour packages from Bangalore is the dry season between March and September. For west coast you can plan a trip between November to August for the best experience of snorkelling and diving.

In particular to visit Langkawi the best season is dry season in the month between January to March and if you are planning to visit Perhentians and Tioman Island, then plan it in between June to August.

March to May (Spring Season)

The temperature can be a bit high during the spring season but there is coolness in the wind and beach activities can be best enjoyed during these months.

June to August (Summer Season)

During these months as well, the temperature levels are quite high but beach activities can be enjoyed like water sports. There is less amount of rainfall during this season.

September to November (Autumn Season)

Rains start to pour in during this season. There is slight coolness in weather. Hotel rates are comparatively low in this season, so people can choose to visit during this season.

December to February (Winter Season)

During this time, the temperature starts falling and weather becomes cool. There can be heavy rainfall during this season. So, people who don’t mind rains can book Malaysia trip package from Bangalore.

How To Reach Malaysia

India and Malaysia is well connected by air, train and road. Among this, flying is the most easiest and comfortable way for travelling to Malaysia.

By Air

Malaysia has three international airport - Kota kinabalu International Airport, Senai International Airport, Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Popular airlines like Malaysia Airlines, AirAsia Airlines has scheduled enough flight to cover all the passengers from the metro cities of India to Malaysia on a weekly basis. A direct flight from Bangalore to Malaysia ideally may take the duration of 4 hour 15 min. The flights are convenient and it is the best and safe way to travel to Malaysia.

By Train

There is no direct train from India to malaysia.But is you want to experience a train journey, you can fly to Singapore or Thailand then take a train to Malaysia. One can take a direct train from Singapore or Thailand to Malaysia on a daily basis which is run by KTM. One can experience some gorgeous views during the journey.

By Road

The distance between Malaysia and India is about 6000 km. A trip to Malaysia via road may sound very interesting but it is a time-consuming, exhausting and very expensive plan. The India to Malaysia road trip will follow the roads through various countries i.e. India-Myanmar-Thailand-Malaysia. Going through these countries, you will need various documents and it will be a hasslefree journey. However if you want to enjoy a road journey in your Malaysia tour package from Bangalore plan then you can take a flight to Singapore and Thailand and from there enjoy your bus ride to Malaysia.