Malaysia Itinerary 7 Days
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Day 1: Touchdown In Kuala Lumpur
Upon your arrival, our airport transfer services will transport you to the hotel, and then enjoy a day. In the afternoon you can visit the Merdeka Square, and in the evening you can head straight to the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, and Merdeka. You can marvel at the views from the Skybridge and Observation Deck here.
Itinerary before lunch: Leisure day.
Lunch Recommendations: Hakka Restaurant, Old China Cafe, and Makan Makan.
Post-lunch itinerary: Petronas Twin Towers
Dinner Recommendations: Bijan Bar & Restaurant, Roti Canai Transfer Road, Annapurna
Hotel Recommendations: The Ritz-Carlton, Hotel Stripes, The Kuala Lumpur Journal Hotel.
Suggested Activity: Head to Jalan Alor Street Food for an authentic Malaysian food tour. Admire landmarks like the Royal Selangor Club, and appreciate the Moorish-style architecture of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building.
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Day 2: Kuala Lumpur Exploration- Genting Highland Park, Batu Caves
Prior to lunch, you have the option to explore popular locations such as Little India and Batu Caves. Then you can learn more about the culture by going to the National Mosque and the Islamic Arts Museum. As a highlight of Thrillophilia's Malaysia 7 days itinerary, you can round off the day with a gondola ride at Genting Highlands.
Itinerary before lunch: Batu Caves, Little India, National Mosque, Islamic Arts Museum
Lunch Recommendations: Banana Leaf Apolo, Sri Nirwana Maju, or Ashoka Restaurant in Little India (Brickfields).
Post-lunch itinerary: Gondola ride in Genting Highlands.
Dinner Recommendations: Malay dishes at Restoran Rebung or Fuzion Restaurant, and Enak KL.
Suggested Activity: Visit the Ramayana Cave and see the 141-foot Murugan statue within Batu Caves.
See the Taoist Chin Swee Cave Temple, and shop for free at Chin Swee Station at Genting Highlands.
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Day 3: Kuala Lumpur Nature And Adventure- KL Bird Park, Perdana Botanical Gardens
The third day is all about discovering the verdant side of Kuala Lumpur, where adventure and nature blend most wonderfully. You can visit the KL Bird Park which is the biggest free-flight aviary in the world to spot peacocks, flamingos, and hornbills.
Later in the day, you can explore the lush 220-acre Perdana Botanical Gardens as included in the Malaysia itinerary for 7 days.
Later in the day, you can explore the lush 220-acre Perdana Botanical Gardens as included in the Malaysia itinerary for 7 days.
Itinerary before lunch: KL Bird Park
Lunch Recommendations: Fuego Restaurant, Tamarind Hill, The Blossom Garden Café or The Hub Cafe.
Post-lunch itinerary: Perdana Botanical Gardens
Dinner Recommendations: Bijan Bar & Restaurant, Cantaloupe at Troika Sky Dining.
Suggested Activities: Visit Sri Maha Mariamman Temple and Kampung Kuantan Firefly Park.
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Day 4: Head to Malacca For A Day Trip
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You will check out of your previous hotel in Kuala Lumpur and shift to a hotel in Malacca. As part of your Malaysia itinerary for 7 days, take a scenic drive to Malacca on day 4. Start your day by visiting the St. Paul’s Hill Complex and A Famosa fortress.
Here you can explore historical sites like the St. Paul’s Church ruins and Dutch cemetery. Later in the day, you can visit the museums besides shopping in the Jonker Walk night market.
Here you can explore historical sites like the St. Paul’s Church ruins and Dutch cemetery. Later in the day, you can visit the museums besides shopping in the Jonker Walk night market.
Itinerary before lunch: Malacca
Lunch Recommendations: Malaysian dishes at Nancy’s Kitchen, Geographer Cafe, or The Cottage Cafe in Malacca.
Post-lunch itinerary: Jonker Street, the lively heart of Malacca’s Chinatown.
Dinner Recommendations: Restoran Capitol Satay or Kocik Kitchen for a delicious Malaccan meal.
Suggested Activities: Cheng Ho's Cultural Museum and Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum.
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Day 5: Penang Excursion
After checking out from the hotel in Malacca you will get transferred to a hotel in Penang. With Thrillophilia’s Malaysia itinerary for 7 days, you can take a trip to Penang National Park on this day. After the Penang National Park, you can visit Penang Hill, the Butterfly Park, and the Wonderfood Museum.
Later in the day, you will visit the Penang 3D Trick Art Museum, the Glass Museum and the Penang Bridge.
Later in the day, you will visit the Penang 3D Trick Art Museum, the Glass Museum and the Penang Bridge.
Itinerary before lunch: Penang Hill, Penang Wonderfood Museum, Penang National Park and Penang Butterfly Park.
Lunch Recommendations: Kafe Seaview, Ferringhi Garden, or The Bungalow.
Post-lunch itinerary: Penang 3D Trick Art Museum, Glass Museum Penang, and Penang Bridge.
Dinner Recommendations: Fresh seafood dinner in Teluk Bahang or Batu Ferringhi.
Hotel Recommendations: G Hotel Penang, Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang Resort, Hard Rock Hotel Penang.
Suggested activities- The boutique resort Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion and Tropical Spice Garden. See the Temple of Supreme Bliss, also called Kek Lok Si Temple, to admire its Burmese, Thai, and Chinese architectural features.
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Day 6: Fly To Langkawi
As part of the Malaysia itinerary 7 days, you can take a picturesque 2.5 to 3-hour ferry journey or fly from Penang to Langkawi International Airport. On this day you can visit Langkawi Wildlife Park and enjoy a Langkawi Cable Car ride.
Itinerary before lunch: Langkawi Wildlife Park
Lunch recommendations: The Pavillion, The Loaf, or Cactus Restaurant.
Post-lunch itinerary: Langkawi Cable Car, the SkyBridge.
Dinner recommended: Yellow Cafe or Panorama Restaurant ws.
Hotel recommendations: The Datai Langkawi, Langkawi Lagoon Resort, or The Westin Langkawi.
Suggested Activities: Explore Kilim Karst Geoforest Park on a mangrove boat excursion. Discover the Underwater World of Langkawi.
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Day 7: Departure From Langkawi
Your day can be planned at your own pace based on the time of your flight. This day might be perfect for going shopping in over 40 duty-free shops in the Langkawi Parade MegaMall. You will get to the airport in time for your departure flight with Thrillophilia's airport transport services.
Notes-
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Notes-
- As you follow the Malaysia itinerary 7 days, our guided sightseeing tour will make sure you have a smooth trip.
- You can pick the place you want to stay at, and we'll make lodging arrangements for you.
- You can change the schedule to fit your needs and preferences with our customisation options.
Essential Information About Malaysia
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How To Get Around Malaysia
There are several practical public transportation options available in Malaysia in addition to the standard cabs and buses.
- Online transport apps like GRAB, GoCar, and SOCAR: For last-minute travel, online ride-hailing apps like GRAB, GoCar, and SOCAR provide a quick and dependable way to arrange a ride on demand. You can thus rent bikes, scooters and taxis, however, for self-drives you need to carry a license.
- The ETS & KTM: Malaysia boasts a well-established train network for intercity travel. KTM (Keretapi Tanah Melayu) trains link major cities. The ETS (Electric Train Service) makes travel between places like Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, and Penang quick and easy.
- By Flights: With low-cost flights flying between major locations, budget airlines are also an excellent method of travel. The nation's main hub, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), offers a variety of airline alternatives.
- By Bus: TRANSNASIONAL and PLUSLINER offer economical long-distance bus travel to practically every part of Malaysia, making it effortless.
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Visa Requirements
Indians require a single-entry electronic visa post-31st December 2024 to enter Malaysia. This visa is valid for 90 days from the date of arrival, and it can be arranged while planning your Malaysia itinerary 7 days ?.
The cost for a single-entry visa is approximately INR 8066, while a multiple-entry visa for a duration of up to five years will cost around INR 16132. Visa processing typically takes around 3-4 business days, though additional processing time may apply depending on the application.
To apply for a tourist visa, you will need to submit important documents such as a valid passport, return flight tickets, proof of accommodation, and a recent passport-sized photo. The application can be done online by providing the necessary information and supporting documents.
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Best Time To Visit Malaysia
Tropical weather brings mild temperatures and occasional rain all year round, making Malaysia a perfect destination for year-round tourism.
March to October is the best time to plan your Malaysia 7 days itinerary because the weather is dry. You can undertake various outdoor activities like island excursions, and boat cruises. The shoulder months including the wet season (November–February) are also favourable for a Malaysian holiday if you prefer lesser crowds and cheaper rates.
This time features heavy rainfall and offers the perfect time to visit indoor landmarks without the rush of tourists.
It's fun to travel here during festivals like Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, and Deepavali. However, keep in mind that airfare and hotel rates may increase during these busy seasons, so booking in advance is suggested. Thus, you can plan your trip any time of year depending on the experience you desire.
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Travel Essentials
Clothes and toiletries to pack
Essentials Tips
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- Since it's hot and humid all year, bring clothes that are light and airy.
- When going sightseeing or engaging in outdoor activities, it's best to wear comfortable, moisture-wicking clothing.
- Carry a raincoat or umbrella, because Malaysia gets a lot of rain, especially during the wet season.
- Protect yourself from the sun with a hat or cap, and make sure you have good, sturdy shoes for exploration.
- Take sunscreen and bug spray with you.
- Bring Kleenex and a reusable water bottle, however you may buy these locally as well.
Essentials Tips
- Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months when you plan your Malaysia 7 days itinerary.
- For unplanned events like lost luggage or medical situations, travel insurance is strongly suggested.
- Since Type G plugs are common in Malaysia, bring a power adapter.
- Bring a small first aid kit for small accidents and any medicines you normally take.
- For extra security, have digital copies of any critical records and emergency contacts on hand.
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Currency And Costs
MYR (Malaysian Ringgit) is the official currency of Malaysia, and 1 MYR is approximately equal to INR 19.15. The currency notes are available in various denominations: RM 1, RM 5, RM 10, RM 20, RM 50, and RM 100. Coins are available in denominations of 5, 10, 20, and 50 cents.
Travelers can exchange their money at authorized money changers, banks, or airport exchange desks. Although most places take credit and debit cards, it's suggested to bring cash with you for smaller purchases or for places that might not take cards.
There are ATMs all around Malaysia, and Indian bank cards can be used to withdraw MYR. Before making any withdrawals, you should, however, confirm with your bank whether there are any potential fees associated with foreign transactions.
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Weather
The weather in Malaysia is generally warm and humid year-round, with occasional rainfall. December to February marks the dry winter season, offering cooler and more pleasant conditions. March to May brings the hot summer season with higher temperatures and sunny days. June to November is the monsoon season, characterized by heavy rains and thunderstorms.
With its varying weather, Malaysia remains an ideal destination throughout the year. You can enjoy a perfect getaway with a Malaysia itinerary for 7 days, no matter the season.
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