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Singapore & Malaysia Tour Package [6Nights/7Days]
Sightseeing & AttractionsArts/CultureDay Trips & Excursions
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Singapore, Singapore
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Overview
An exciting Singapore and Malaysia tour featuring Universal Studios, Gardens by the Bay, Petronas Towers, Genting Highlands, shopping, and guided sightseeing with comfortable stays.
Discover the perfect blend of futuristic cityscapes and cultural heritage with this Singapore and Malaysia journey. From iconic attractions like Gardens by the Bay and Universal Studios to Kuala Lumpur’s Petronas Twin Towers, Genting Highlands, and Batu Caves, this tour combines entertainment, scenic beauty, shopping, and guided sightseeing with comfortable stays and curated Indian meals for a seamless international holiday experience.
What You Will Experience
Singapore City Tour with Gardens by the Bay
Universal Studios Singapore adventure
Kuala Lumpur City Tour with Petronas Twin Towers
Genting Highlands excursion with Cable Car & Batu Caves visit
What's Included
Return Airfare Ex Bangalore Economy Class
Return Airport Transfers
Multiple Entry Singapore Visa Charges
3 Nights Hotel accommodation with buffet breakfast at Singapore on Twin/Triple sharing basis
3 Nights Hotel accommodation with buffet breakfast at Kuala Lumpur, on Twin/Triple sharing basis
Continental Breakfast / American Breakfast and Indian Veg/Non-Veg Lunch and Dinner as indicated
Tolls and Transfers by Private vehicle
All sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary and all the entry fees.
Departure Airport Transfers on Private basis
Please note Travel Insurance is not included in the package.
Any other services not mentioned under inclusions
5% Gst & 5% TCS
Itinerary
Day 1- Arrival in Singapore – City Tour & Gardens by the Bay
- Arrival at Singapore Changi Airport
- Warm reception and transfer for Singapore City Tour
- Drive past iconic landmarks, heritage zones & waterfront views
- Lunch at local restaurant
- Hotel check-in and short rest
- Visit Gardens by the Bay
- Explore Supertrees & conservatories
- Enjoy illuminated skyline views
- Dinner
- Overnight stay in Singapore
Day 2-Universal Studios Singapore
- Breakfast at hotel
- Transfer to Universal Studios Singapore
- Enjoy themed rides & attractions
- Experience live shows & entertainment
- Lunch inside or near the park
- Evening return transfer
- Dinner
- Overnight stay in Singapore
Day 3 - Shopping & Sentosa Island
- Breakfast at hotel
- Free time at Singapore shopping districts
- Lunch
- Transfer to Sentosa Island
- Explore attractions & scenic island areas
- Enjoy leisure ambience
- Dinner
- Overnight stay in Singapore
Day 4 - Singapore to Malaysia Transfer
- Breakfast at hotel
- Hotel check-out
- Coach journey from Singapore to Malaysia
- Cross-border travel formalities
- Lunch en route
- Arrival and hotel transfer in Malaysia
- Relaxation time
- Dinner
- Overnight stay in Malaysia
Day 5 - Kuala Lumpur City Tour & Petronas Twin Towers
- Breakfast at hotel
- Kuala Lumpur City Tour
- Explore modern infrastructure & historic landmarks
- Visit Petronas Twin Towers
- Lunch
- Continue city sightseeing
- Return to hotel
- Dinner
- Overnight stay in Kuala Lumpur
Day 6- Genting Island & Batu Caves
- Breakfast at hotel
- Excursion to Genting Island
- Cable car ride with panoramic views
- Visit Batu Caves
- Lunch during excursion
- Return transfer to hotel
- Dinner
- Overnight stay in Kuala Lumpur
Day 7 - Putrajaya Tour & Departure
- Breakfast at hotel
- Free time for shopping or personal exploration
- Putrajaya city tour
- View planned boulevards & architecture
- Airport transfer
- Departure flight
Location
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Do I need a visa tovisitSingapore and Malaysia?
- Singapore: Yes, apply for a tourist visain advance
(Online or via an agent). - Malaysia: Yes, apply for an eVisa or eNTRI before
travel.
Q2. What is the best time to visit?
- Singapore:Year-round, but March to August is
drier. - Malaysia: December to April (west coast like
Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi), May to September (east
coast like Perhentian Islands).
Q3. What documents should I carry?
- Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
- Singapore & Malaysia visa printouts
- Hotel bookings & flight tickets
- Travel insurance (recommended)
- Emergencycontact numbers
Q4. Do I need travel insurance?
- Not highly recommended for medical emergencies, trip delays, and loss of belongings.
Q5. What currencies are used?
- Singapore: Singapore Dollar (SGD)
- Malaysia: Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
Q6. Can I use international cards?
- Yes, Visa/Mastercard are widelyaccepted.
Carry some cash for local markets, taxis, or street
food.
Q7. How do I get around Singapore?
- MRT (Metro) – Clean, safe, efficient
- EZ-Link Card – For buses & MRT
Taxis, Grab app (ride-sharing)
Q8. How do I get around Malaysia?
- Kuala Lumpur: LRT, MRT, Monorail
Grab app is very popular
Buses and intercity trains are also available
Q9. What types of accommodations are available?
- Budget hostels to 5-star hotels
- Airbnbs are available in both countries
- Book early, especially for peak seasons or festivals
Q10. Is vegetarian food available?
- Yes, both countries have Indian restaurants and
vegetarian options.
Try Little India (Singapore) & Brickfields (Kuala
Lumpur).
Q11. Is street food safe?
- Generally safe in both countries.
Drink bottled water, avoid raw/uncooked street food
Q12. Should I buy a local SIM card?
- Yes, cheap tourist SIMs are available at the airport city.
Singapore: StarHub, Singtel, M1
Malaysia: Digi, Maxis, Celcom
Q13. Is Wi-Fi easily available?
- Yes,most hotels,cafes,andmalls offer
free Wi-Fi.
Q14. What are must-visit places in Singapore?
- Marina Bay Sands &Gardensbythe Bay
- Sentosa Island (Universal Studios)
- Chinatown, Little India
- Night Safari
Q15. Top attractions in Malaysia?
- Kuala Lumpur:Petronas Towers, Batu Caves, KL Tower
- Langkawi: Beaches, cable car
- Genting Highlands
- Malacca: Heritage sites
Q16. Is it safe to travel?
- Yes, both are among the safest countries in Asi
Stay alert in crowded places for pickpockets.
Q17. Emergency numbers?
- Singapore: Police – 999,Ambulance/Fire – 995
- Malaysia: All emergencies – 999
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Cancellation Policy: This booking is non-refundable. Once a reservation is confirmed, no cancellations or refunds are permitted.