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Day 1-> Arrival at Kuala Lumpur

Your Malaysia package holidays commence with your arrival at Kuala Lumpur airport. We start our first day by heading straight to Batu Caves temple by cab. Batu Caves temple bears a gigantic golden statue of Murugan Swami at the gate. Also, these 140 feet (42.67m) tall statue is adorned with 270+ steps, which leads to the cave’s entrance… After a pleasant time at Batu Caves and Kuala Gandah, we returned back to KL city, because how can Day-1 be over without the icon of Malaysia. In the evening, it was time for the capital city’s most famous attraction – the iconic Petronas Towers! These silver skyscrapers are 88 – storey tall and connected with a Skybridge on 41st and 42nd Floors, the observation deck is on the 86th floor. Dinner near Petronas Tower can be checked out at best-rated KL restaurants at Petronas towers. The popular one’s Little Penang Café, Lai Ho peen, Madam Kwans..

Overnight at Hotel

Day 2-> KL Tower/ Bukit Bintang

Today after breakfast at hotel start your day from KL Tower and the area surrounding it. KL Tower is another tourist attraction which specifically, is a communications tower. This is 7th tallest freestanding tower, which has a high-speed elevator to take visitors from the base to top. The observation deck offers a 360-degree view of KL city and also has a revolving restaurant. At the base, there is an Upside-Down House, forest park, F1 experience and a mini-zoo. KL Forest Eco-park, a great family-friendly destination, is few meters from KL tower..After that visit Bukit Bintang district. This is the heart of KL city, where you will see malls everywhere. Here, you can shop for souvenirs, trinkets, and ever-changing fashionable clothing, electronics and accessories.. This is a heaven for the shopaholics!!. Check out Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Lot 10, Sungei Wang Plaza, Starhill Gallery, Berjaya Times square. ..

End your day with Jalan Alor Food Street – must-visit for a complete KL experience. This street is the hub of street food in KL. Here, you can try dimsums, grilled skewers and handcrafted famous fried-ice-creams, which are some of the Best Things to Eat in Malaysia.

Overnight at Hotel

Day 3-> Langkawi Island tour

Today after breakfast head towards KL Airport to board a flight to Langkawi island.. The flight will cost you in between 3k to 5k per person estimated as price may vary.. It’s an 1 – 1.30 hrs flight .. After landing check in to your hotel get refreshed and enjoy a number of water sport activities along with a peaceful time in the clutches of the sea.

Overnight at Hotel

Day 4-> A visit to Sky Bridge

Have breakfast in the morning from where your Kuala Lumpur tour package will further proceed to the famous Sky Bridge. Enjoy the cable car ride which will take you to the sky bridge, offering a view like never seen before. In a single view, one can see an abundance of lush green forest, a large view of the sea as well as a majestic view of the clouds.

Overnight at Hotel

Day 5-> Langkawi to Genting

This morning after breakfast You’ll be transferred to the airport to board a flight back to Kuala Lumpur. Transfer to Genting from Kuala Lumpur and enroute enjoy the well known Cable Car which offers magnificent views of nature’s beautiful bounties..

Overnight at Hotel

Day 6-> Genting to Kuala Lumpur

Morning after breakfast head towards Kuala Lumpur, but before that if any activities or sightseeing left at Genting cover those first ..

Overnight at Hotel

Day 7-> Airport Drop

This amazing Kuala Lumpur tour package ends on this day. Enjoy breakfast in the morning and after that, you’ll be transferred to the airport to board the departure flight to your respective destinations.

Dos

Smile when meeting people. Malaysians are renowned for their sunny personalities. Reciprocating their warmth will be appreciated.
Dress appropriately. Malaysians are generally accepting of hot pants, slippers and tank tops, but in the right locations and on the right occasions.
Shake hands with men when greeting them, but not women unless they offer to do so first.
Do remove your shoes when entering homes in Malaysian homes. This is fairly common in most African and Asian countries. It’s a sign of respect.
Do use your right hand to receive or give something. The right hand should also be used for eating. It is considered discourteous in Malay custom to use your left hand when you hand over or receive things.
Do use all four things on either hand when pointing at people, places or objects. It is considered rude to use the forefinger on the right hand to point at people or things.

Don’ts

Do not take pictures of people unless you ask first.
No need to give tips in restaurants as service is applied to the receipt as is a government tax.
Do not publicly humiliate anyone. This action directly conflicts with cultural principles of respect and is likely to make a Malaysian think less of you.
Do not criticise Malaysia or the Malay royal family. A Malaysian may do so themselves, but it is best to listen to their opinion without indicating agreement or disagreement.
Do not wear hot pants and vests at mainland beaches if you are female. Topless sunbathing is a not allowed. Malay women usually go swimming fully dressed and some keep their scarves on.
Do not kiss in public. Public behaviour is important in Malaysian culture. Most Malaysians refrain from displaying affection such as embracing or kissing in public.
Do not drink alcohol in public. The country’s large Muslim population is forbidden by law to consume alcohol.
Don’t attempt to bring drugs into the country. The law are hash when it comes to punishment as in there is a death penalty drug trafficking. If you are in possession of 200g of Marijuana, this is considered trafficking. Unless you want to do 10 years or even death I would recommend staying away from this. Also make sure you are not bringing in oils derived from Cannabis.