5 Days in Malaysia and Singapore: Your Best Itinerary Decoded

If you are planning to visit a tropical destination this year, then we highly recommend you begin with Malaysia and Singapore in Asia. Discover the best of Kuala Lumpur and near by areas in 3 days, and then head to Singapore to experience a cosmopolitan twist in Asian culture. Here's a five-day itinerary that will help you cover the best places to visit and things to do in Malaysia and Singapore.

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Day 1: Explore the Urban Delights and Food in Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur has a unique culture, urban vibe and typical food specialities. They say you must never leave the city before attempting a Nyonya lunch followed by a Korean dinner. Begin your holiday with a Nyonya lunch at "Limapulo Baba Can Cook" restaurant, located a 10-minute drive from the famous Petronas Twin Towers. Next, spend your evening exploring glamorous malls, galleries, theatres, diners, parks and aquariums. Likewise, the unique day and night food markets provide a glimpse into the local Southeast Asian lifestyle.

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Day 2: Soak in Malaysian Culture

On the second day of your trip, explore the myriad Buddhist temples of KL including the gorgeous Batu Cave Temples, and shrines built in honour of Lord Murugan. Other renowned temples worth visiting are Thean Hou, Sri Maha Mariamman, Sin Sze Si Ya, Guan Di, Kun Yam Thong and Buddhist Maha Vihara. You can spend the second half of the day going around Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Lake Symphony, Merdeka Square or Kasturi Walk. Do take the  Klang River Tour if you can make time for it. End your day with a Korean dinner at the city's finest Korean cuisine restaurant—Da On Fine.

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Day 3: Explore the Historical Sights

On your final day in Malaysia, check out early to tour historic sites such as Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman, Istana Negara, Kelab Sultan Sulaiman and Royal Selangor Club. Boasting of 18th-century architecture, these places have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site to protect the relics for future generations. In the evening, travel to Singapore by your desired mode of transport. A rental car will get you to Singapore in 5 hours, a flight in 50-minutes, while a bus or a train will take about 8 hours.

Insider Tips: Genting Highlands is a famous hill-top resort and amusement park close to Kuala Lumpur. If you wish, consider staying here to enjoy a relaxing vacation with phenomenal views and activities. Party hoppers should pay a visit to Zouk Club Kuala Lumpur, View Rooftop Bar, GTOWER, Havana Bar & Grill, Play Club and Zion.

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Day 4: Sightseeing in Singapore

Singapore is a dazzling city-state that features some of the best iconic landmarks of Asia. Therefore, in contrast to KL's Buddhist Temples, here you will find plenty of architectural marvels and glass facades. This is where you will experience the finest culinary trials, nightlife, nature parks, museums, wellness centres and various landmarks worth discovering. On your first day in Singapore, visit the Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Cloud Forest and SuperTree Grove. In the evening, drive through Marina Bay, Waterfront Promenade and Singapore Flyer to capture mesmerising pictures of the city by night. We suggest you dine at Patara Fine Thai Cuisine, Din Tai Fung or Wing Seong Fatty's Restaurant to taste authentic Asian flavours.

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Day 5:  Discover the Hidden Gems of Singapore

There's more to this city than just the luxurious shopping malls! On your last day, you must take a tour through the vibrant history of this futuristic city. Start your day by exploring historic sites such as Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion, Boat Quay, Fountain of Wealth, Victoria Theatre and Old Supreme Court Building. Enjoy an Asian lunch at Pagoda Street, and finish your day by visiting the Chinese Heritage Centre, Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle and Sago Street Of The Dead. Those craving authentic Asian cuisine must try local delicacies like Wanton Mee, Bak Kut Teh, Curry Fish Head, Oyster Omelette and BBQ Sambal Sting Ray.

Alternatively, you could spend your evening at Sentosa which offers activities such as Underwater World, panoramic cable car ride, Dolphin Lagoon Show, and Songs of the Sea.

Insider Tips: If you are a family travelling with kids, visit Legoland, Universal Studios, Sentosa SEA Aquarium, KidZania, and take the fabulous Singapore Night Safari—the young ones are sure to be enthralled!

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Next morning, board a flight back home! Malaysia and Singapore contain a treasure of panoramic beauty and oriental flavours, which will tempt you to plan another vacation here soon.

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