9-Nights Classic Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur, Penang & Langkawi from $3,937

Itinerary Details

Day 1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur

Transfer: Kuala Lumpur International Airportto Kuala Lumpur - City Centre / Petronas Towers / Buk

Hotel: Parkroyal Collection Kuala Lumpur (4 Star Rating)

Parkroyal Collection Kuala Lumpur is set in the heart of the city’s bustling Bukit Bintang district, surrounded by premier shopping, dining, and entertainment options. This contemporary urban retreat features a rooftop pool with skyline views, lush green spaces, and elegant restaurants offering a variety of local and international cuisines. Perfect for travelers seeking comfort and sustainability in a vibrant city setting.

Day 2: Kuala Lumpur: Petronas Twin Towers & Malay Flavours

Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, a dynamic capital where rich heritage blends seamlessly with a bold, modern skyline - earning its nickname, the "Garden City of Light."

Enjoy dedicated photo stops at the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, the gleaming symbol of Malaysia's progress; at the majestic Istana Negara, the official residence of the King; and at the stunning National Mosque (Masjid Negara), renowned for its striking contemporary Islamic architecture set amid serene gardens.

The tour continues with a visit to the National Monument, a powerful tribute to the nation's fallen heroes, followed by the National Museum, where exhibits trace Malaysia’s rich cultural and historical journey. Admire the grand Sultan Abdul Samad Building with its distinctive Moorish design, and stop by the charming Royal Selangor Club, a Tudor-style reminder of the city’s colonial past.

Then visit the Petronas Twin Towers. Take in the panoramic views of Kuala Lumpur's skyline from one of the highest public viewpoints in the city and walk across the iconic skybridge that connects the two towers.Explore the vibrant nightlife of Kuala Lumpur on this evening tour. Begin by wandering through the bustling Chinatown night markets, where colorful stalls line the streets and you can test your bargaining skills on a wide array of goods.

Next, visit the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, located in the heart of Chinatown. Immerse yourself in the temple's mystical atmosphere, with the scent of burning jasmine, the rhythmic chanting of Hindu priests, and intricately carved deities creating a truly memorable cultural experience.

Afterwards, savor a delicious authentic Malay dinner at a well-known restaurant along Changkat Bukit Bintang, one of the city's liveliest streets. Surrounded by the vibrant areas of Jalan Alor, Bintang Walk, Jalan Nagasari, and Jalan Mesui, this neighborhood is famous for its bustling nightlife and trendy hangouts.

End the evening with a leisurely stroll through the lively streets before returning to your hotel, taking in the sights, sounds, and flavors of Kuala Lumpur after dark.

Day 3: Malacca Heritage & Riverside Charm

Malacca (Melaka) is celebrated for its rich colonial heritage, vibrant multicultural influences, and UNESCO World Heritage status. The city's story spans over 600 years, shaped by Portuguese, Dutch, and British rule.

Begin your tour at St. Peter's Church (1710), Malaysia’s oldest functioning Christian church, then drive past Bukit China, home to the largest 17th-century Chinese cemetery

outside China. Explore the iconic A Famosa fortress and the evocative ruins of St. Paul’s Church, before continuing to the salmon-pink The Stadthuys, the former Dutch administrative center that now houses the Malacca Museum.

Unwind on a one-hour Malacca River cruise, gliding past historic buildings, the traditional Malay village of Kampong Morten, and the lively Sigua Mini Park. Visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Malaysia's oldest Chinese temple, and conclude the tour with time to explore Jonker Street, famous for antiques, art galleries, and local treats.

Day 4: Batu Caves and Rail Journey to Penang

Head to the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur today where your will start you tour by visiting the well-known Royal Selangor Pewter factory, which is the largest in the world. Here, you will have a brief tour around the factory where you will not only learn about its history, but also see a demonstration of some of the many processes of a pewter product such as casting, filling, polishing and hammering.

Afterwards, there will be a brief stop at the Batik Centre where you will discover how this popular Malaysian fabric is designed and printed.

The final part of your tour will be the most exciting, as you proceed to the iconic Batu Caves. This world famous limestone outcrop houses a Hindu temple and is visited by thousands of pilgrims and tourists every year. Before climbing up the 272 stairs in order to reach the main cave temple, you will have a chance to admire the impressive golden structure of the 140 feet tall statue of Hindu God Lord Murugan located at the entrance. Once you reach the top, you will not only be greeted by several cheeky monkeys but will also have a great view of the stunning skyline of Kuala Lumpur.

Transfer: Kuala Lumpur - City Centre / Petronas Towers / Buk to Kuala Lumpur Railway Station

Transfer: Butterworth Railway Station to Penang - City Centre/Georgetown

Hotel: The George Penang By The Crest Collection (5 Star Rating)

The George Penang By The Crest Collection is set in the heart of George Town, surrounded by heritage streets, cultural landmarks, and vibrant local life within a UNESCO World Heritage setting. Blending classic charm with contemporary style, the hotel provides a comfortable base for exploring the city's historic and artistic attractions. Guests can unwind at the rooftop pool and enjoy convenient dining at the on-site restaurant after a day of sightseeing.

Day 5: Penang: Street Art, Rainforest & Afternoon Tea

Experience the vibrant creativity of Georgetown on a fun and interactive street art discovery walk. In just a few hours, explore over 30 iconic murals while getting a glimpse into the city's history and local life--first on foot, then by Trishaw for a unique perspective.

Start with one of the city's most famous pieces, Ernest Zacharevic's "Kids on a Bicycle", and discover other works by Zacharevic and Louis Gan, celebrated for their clever use of 3D objects alongside murals. Continue the walk to see the "101 Lost Kitten" project, created to raise awareness about stray animals in the city. Learn Skippy's story, a cat with a deformed leg who now lives happily at the Bon Ton Resort in Langkawi, and hear how local artists use their work to educate and inspire.

As you follow the art trail, your guide brings to life the history and culture that shaped Georgetown, making each mural a window into the city's past and present.Begin with a transfer from your hotel to Penang Hill, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that is home to more than 2,000 species of flora and over 500 species of fauna. Upon arrival at the lower station, board the historic Swiss-built funicular railway for a scenic journey to the summit. As the train ascends through lush tropical rainforest and hillside farms, enjoy sweeping panoramic views of Penang Island and the mainland Province of Wellesley.

At the top, enjoy a traditional afternoon tea at David Brown's Restaurant & Tea Terraces, a charming colonial-style restaurant set amid beautifully landscaped gardens with sweeping hilltop views. The classic English-style afternoon tea is served on a tiered stand and typically includes freshly baked scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam, a selection of finger sandwiches, assorted cakes and pastries, fresh strawberries--a signature of the restaurant--and your choice of tea or coffee. The cool mountain air, tranquil garden setting, and elegant colonial atmosphere make this a relaxing and memorable experience on Penang Hill.

After tea, continue to the viewing deck and take time to stroll around the summit area. Highlights include Bel Retiro, a historic colonial bungalow and the official residence of the Governor of Penang, as well as the Penang Hill Mosque and the Penang Hill Hindu Temple.

Next, visit The Habitat, a pristine rainforest reserve located on Penang Hill. Enjoy a leisurely nature walk along well-maintained forest trails, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of the ancient rainforest, learn about the local ecosystem, and take in stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The trails also offer chances to spot wildlife; if you're lucky, you may even see the adorable dusky leaf monkey perched high in the treetops. Along the route, experience the Langur Way Canopy Bridge--the longest double-span stressed ribbon bridge in the world--and Curtis Crest, the highest viewing platform on Penang Hill. The walk covers approximately 1.6 km before returning to the funicular station for the descent and transfer back to your hotel

Day 6: Penang: Georgetown Culinary Heritage

Explore the historic and vibrant UNESCO city of George Town on the food and heritage walking tour.

Begin at Chowrasta Market, where you can experience the lively atmosphere of local traders selling fresh produce and daily goods. Then stop at the famous Toh Soon Cafe to enjoy traditional charcoal-toasted bread, prepared using time-honoured methods.

Continue to Campbell Street, a bustling shopping area once known as "Sin Kay" by the Chinese community in the 19th century. At the nearby Campbell Street Market, one of George Town's oldest markets dating back to around 1900, sample local favourites such as yu char kuih (fried dough fritters) and delicious dim sum, including char siu bao (barbecued pork buns) and har gao (shrimp dumplings).

Next, visit the beautifully ornate Khoo Kongsi Clan House before stopping at Kapitan Keling Mosque, named after an early Indian Muslim merchant. Enjoy some freshly prepared roti canai, the famous hand-flipped Indian Muslim flatbread.
Continue to Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, Penang's oldest Hindu temple, and the nearby Goddess of Mercy Temple, dedicated to Kuan Yin.

The tour concludes with a traditional banana leaf rice lunch, served with aromatic curries and a refreshing glass of teh tarik, Malaysia's famous "pulled" milk tea.

Day 7: Fly from Penang to Langkawi

Transfer: Penang - City Centre/Georgetown to Penang Airport

Transfer: Langkawi Airportto Langkawi Beach Other Area

Hotel: Berjaya Langkawi Resort (4 Star Rating)

Home to Unesco's World GeoPark, discover the island said to have inspired love and miracles. Cocooned within a rainforest sanctuary, Berjaya Langkawi Resort embraces boundless views of emerald waters and green-cushioned mountains. With an array of convention facilities and inspired spa treatments complemented with heartfelt services, moments are filled with a sense of natural connection and harmonious retreat.

Day 8: Langkawi at leisure & Sunset Dinner Cruise

Set sail into the golden hour and watch Langkawi’s spectacular sunset unfold as you cruise through the turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea aboard a shared yacht. Sip on an endless selection of refreshing drinks as you relax on board and admire the breathtaking beauty of Langkawi’s 99 islands, creating a beautiful transition from day to evening.

For a truly unique experience, take a dip in the floating saltwater jacuzzi and enjoy the sensation of soaking in the open sea.

As the sun dips below the horizon, savour a delicious local dinner served on board, surrounded by the gentle rhythm of the waves and the warm glow of the evening sky. With the flavours of Malaysia and the beauty of Langkawi as your backdrop, this is the perfect way to end the day - relaxed, indulgent and unforgettable.

Day 9: Langkawi at leisure



Day 10: Depart from Langkawi

Transfer: Langkawi Beach Other Area to Langkawi Airport