Malaysia Tour Packages

Divided into two by the South China Sea, Malaysia is almost like a continent in itself with its multicultural base. The country is a true melting pot, with not only a diverse ethnic culture but also a varied geography which caters to all kinds of travellers. This tropical nation has become a traveller’s favorite with a high demand for Malaysia packages and Singapore-Malaysia tour packages over the years.

This picturesque nation is flanked by Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia and Brunei. The two parts of the half, Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia, are almost like two opposite sides of a coin. While bustling cities with colonial architecture earmark most parts of Peninsular Malaysia, East Malaysia travel showcases lush green tropical forests with exotic flora and fauna including the world famous orangutans. The two regions host an impressive diversity - from skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur to the indigenous village longhouses in the rural areas of Sarawak. Malaysians are easy-going people with a hospitable attitude. The currency of Malaysia is the Malaysian Ringgit - MYR. The country celebrates many colorful festivals which can form a part of Malaysia packages.

Indians enjoy Malaysia travel on account of its numerous beaches, lively cities, amazing food and great shopping. Whether you are a solo traveller seeking adventure, a couple exploring a Malaysia honeymoon package, or whether you looking for a Singapore Malaysia family package, you will find a wide range of Malaysia holiday options at MakeMyTrip.

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Best time to visit Malaysia

The Malaysia weather doesn't seem to vary much all year round. Treat yourself to Malaysia holiday packages anytime between February to early October. With the Chinese New Year and the Hindu celebrations of Thaipusam, February is the month of festivities, hence making it very favorable for Malaysia travel. Post the rainy season, the country drapes up and makes for a beautiful sight, with a vibrant green countryside and enthralling waterfalls - a highlight of a Malaysia tour package. When traveling to Malaysia, it’s advisable to consider travel insurance for Malaysia to ensure peace of mind, covering everything from medical emergencies to travel disruptions.

How to reach Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia is well connected by air, sea and road to different parts of the world. For travelers from India, there are direct daily flights to Kuala Lumpur from Delhi and Mumbai on Malaysian Airlines, Malindo, Indigo and Air Asia. Flights to Kuala Lumpur are also available from other Indian cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Tiruchirappalli, Amritsar and Cochin.

There are also daily rail services from Singapore, taking about 7-10 hours from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur. Daily buses also ply to Malaysia from Singapore and Thailand. You can also reach Malaysia by ship from Thailand.

Places to visit in Malaysia

If you are looking for a travel package to relax and at the same time indulge, then a Malaysia tour package is perfect for you! The greatest deals could be availed on some of the packages offered by MakeMyTrip.

Some of the most famous places to visit in Malaysia are as follows:

Kuala Lumpur

The capital of Malaysia is a place earmarked by culinary exploits and a culture as diverse. A tour of the city could be availed as part of any Malaysia tour package. The colorfully chaotic Central Market sells handcrafted artifacts and is a big hit with tourists, while the tall Petronas Twin Towers add to the city skyline! The city is lined in colonial architecture highlighted in the Merdeka Square, and the famous Chinatown bustles with people and business. In Kuala Lumpur’s urban face, the Golden Triangle, Petronas Twin Towers still stands out as an unusual benchmark of Malaysia’s modern architecture. It is also the most popular of all places to visit in Malaysia.

Langkawi

The ultimate island getaway of Malaysia, Langkawi is wrapped in legends. Off the coast of Kedah, this cluster of 99 islands offers the best of worlds, with beautiful beaches, exotic mangroves, as well as world-class infrastructure. The peaceful landscapes of Langkawi Malaysia are the perfect place to unwind. Scaling the summit of Mount Mat Cincang and trekking through the rainforest are some of the adventurous must-dos when in Langkawi. The Field of Burnt Rice, Telega Tujuh, Beach of Black Sand, Tasik Dayang Bunting Lake, Gua Certia and Gua Langsir Caves and the giant underwater aquarium are the other interesting sights of Langkawi Malaysia that can be included in the list of places to visit in Malaysia.

Genting

Covered in a 100 million year old majestic rainforest, Genting is a cool hill station tucked away in the Titiwangsa Mountains. Just an hour away from Kuala Lumpur, Genting is one of the top Malaysia attractions with theme parks and casinos and can easily be covered as a part of Singapore-Malaysia tour packages. The theme park in Pahang is perched atop the Gunung Ullu Kali peak, and on a clear sunny day, the lush valleys stretching towards Kuala Lumpur make for a breathtaking sight! The night life of Genting is quite happening. It is the only place in Malaysia where gambling is legal.

Penang

One of most picturesque places to visit in Malaysia, Penang is an island located off the western coast of Malaysia. The capital city, George Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with historic old colonial style buildings and a multicultural present reflective in its cuisine. A rickshaw ride around George Town offers a view of the local Chinese and Indian temples. The Cameron Highlands are a hiker’s paradise, while the Perhentian Islands laden in white sandy beaches host crystal clear teal waters and dense forests.

Kota Kinabalu

Facing the South China Sea, Kota Kinabalu is the capital of Malaysia’s Sabah state. Be it lush rainforests, sandy beaches with crystal clear waters, tall mountain peaks or the city’s heritage architecture, Kota Kinabalu has something to offer every kind of traveller. While adventure lovers can hike up Mount Kinabalu which is one of the highest trekkable peaks in the world, nature lovers can make their way to the Mount Kinabalu Park Botanical Garden. One can visit the Mari Mari Cultural Village that showcases the traditional lifestyle of Sabahan tribes, the City Mosque with its contemporary Islamic architecture, and the Muzium of Sabah which showcases Sabahan culture. One can also enjoy shopping at the Gaya Street Sunday market, and unwind at the Kota Kinabalu Waterfront.

Malacca

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malacca is a quaint city known for its rich tapestry of history, diverse culture, and traditions. Malacca is adorned with colonial architecture from the Dutch, Portuguese and the British era, offering a window into Malaysia’s diverse past. One can visit the Dutch Square, surrounded by terracotta-red coloured Dutch style buildings, or explore the ruins of a Portuguese Fort. At the Temple Street, one can see a Hindu Temple and a Buddhist Temple standing next to a Mosque. There are also museums that tell stories of Malaccan past. Apart from its cultural and historical attractions, one can also enjoy various other experiences. You can visit Jonker’s Street which is lined with antique shops and vibrant cafes and truly comes alive at night with unlimited street food. With so much to do and see in Malacca, it is a must-visit place on your Malaysia holiday.

Johor Bahru

A popular border town between Malaysia and Singapore, Johor Bahru is one of the largest cities in Malaysia. Johor Bahru is home to a number of historical and cultural Malaysia attractions, shopping malls, fascinating museums, amazing eateries and bars. To get a glimpse into the Malaysian culture, you can visit the Hakka Heritage Gallery, take a blissful stroll amidst the lush gardens of The Istana Bukit Serene, or hike to the beautiful Pulai Waterfall and swim in its clean waters. For a fun and exciting experience, you can visit the Legoland theme park, or the Johor Zoo to witness animals like tigers, flamingos, and deers. The Sultan Abu Baker Mosque, Puteri Harbour and the Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple are some of the Malaysia attractions that must not be missed while exploring Johor Bahru.

Ipoh

Ipoh is known for its picturesque scenery, incredible temples and spectacular architecture from the colonial era. Visit the Cameron Highlands, known for sprawling tea plantations, pleasant climate and scenic hiking trails. Surrounded by lofty cliffs, Ipoh has many Buddhist cave temples like Perak Tong, Sam Poh Tong, and Kek Lok Tong that can be explored by tourists. Apart from the cave temples, one can also visit the Tabun Cave paintings and see the awe-inspiring Neolithic Paintings that were drawn around 5000 years back. Get an insight into the colonial past through the stunning architecture of the Railway Station, Ipoh Town Hall, Birch Clock Tower, the Old Post Office and the mysterious Kellie’s Castle. Street art and many museums will equally delight you as much as the charming heritage structures of the city. Wander into the narrow alleys of Mural’s Art Lane and witness the colourful street art and graffiti that illustrates the local lifestyle, culture and traditions of Malaysia.

Taman Negara 

Taman Negara is one of the oldest rainforests in Malaysia and was established as a National Park in 1938. With an abundance of natural beauty, it offers a blissful retreat to nature lovers who can visit this place to relax and revel in the serene atmosphere. The park also offers a wide range of outdoor activities to its visitors. You can enjoy a canopy walk above the lush rainforests, witness the spectacular wildlife from Observation hides, and take a delightful river cruise. Adventure lovers can make their way through the scenic trek trails under the canopy of rainforest and also experience a unique stay inside one of the caves that are located deep inside the jungle. If you wish to stay in comfortable accommodation, then there are simple huts that are established high above the rainforests from where you can also spot various animals in their natural habitat.

Putrajaya

Malaysia’s federal capital, Putrajaya is famous for its impressive architecture and greenery. Putrajaya, once a rubber and oil-palm plantation estate, is today a modern city studded with well-engineered architecture and landscaped gardens. You can walk through the European style streets and discover the government buildings which showcase a mix of modern and Islamic styles of architecture. Visit Malaysia tourist places like the Iron Mosque, the Moroccan Pavilion and the Putra Mosque, as well as an artificial lake in the heart of the city, with activities like standup paddling and delightful boat rides. Nature lovers can explore the Putrajaya Botanical Garden and birdwatchers can head to the Putrajaya Wetlands to spot birds like flamingos, swans, pelicans and many other species. Watch the city come alive at night as the buildings and bridges are illuminated vibrantly, a completely fascinating sight to behold.

The most important Malaysia attractions 

Petronas Twin Towers

The 88-storey high Petronas Twin Towers is one of the iconic landmarks of Kuala Lumpur. This is one of the Malaysia tourist places that must not be missed on your Malaysia holiday. The highlight of this attraction is the two-storey Twin Towers Skybridge which is situated between the 41^st and 42^nd floor and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city, especially at night when the city’s buildings are sparkling with vibrant and colourful lights. You can also visit the Suria KLCC at the base of the towers, where you can shop from many international and luxury brands. There are also various restaurants and a food court where you can stop by to eat after shopping around the mall.

Batu Caves

Batu Caves is one of the top tourist attractions of Kuala Lumpur and must not be missed on your Malaysia trip. This 400 million-year old limestone hill is home to a 100-year old temple devoted to a Hindu deity, Lord Murugan. It consists of three main caves and various other small caves, with numerous idols and statues along with limestone formations within and around the major caves. The largest and most popular cave is the Cathedral Cave which has numerous Hindu shrines. The other two caves are located at the base of Batu Hill, the Art Gallery Cave and Museum Cave, and exhibit many Hindu paintings and statues.

Kuala Lumpur Tower

Located in the heart of the city, the Kuala Lumpur Tower is a 421 meters high skyscraper and counts among the popular Malaysia tourist places. Built above the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, the tower represents an amalgamation of Malaysian and Persian styles of architecture represented by classic Islamic floral patterns, decorative ‘Muqarnas’ and a spherical pinnacle showcasing the Malaysian rotating top. The main attraction here is the Observation Deck which is located at a height of 276 meters and offers a spectacular 360-degree view of the city and its iconic landmarks. The view is even more mesmerising at night when the city is illuminated with colourful lights. If you are visiting Malaysia, then you must add this attraction to your Malaysia package.

Langkawi Cable Car

A thrilling and exciting Cable Car ride with your loved one is a perfect activity to add to your Malaysia honeymoon package. You can opt between a standard cable car ride and a glass bottom cable car ride.  Enjoy the cool breeze of the mountains along with the magnificent views of lush rainforests, rolling hills, stunning skyline and the island’s scenic landscape. You can also take stunning pictures against the backdrop of a clear blue sky. At the end of the cable car ride there are small stalls from where you can buy some souvenirs or relish savoury snacks and beverages.

LEGOLAND Malaysia

If you want to add some fun and excitement to your Malaysia trip, then do not miss Legoland, a theme park in Johor in Malaysia. Popular among kids and adults both, Legoland is sprawling over an area of 76 acres with thrilling rides and exciting activities. The park is divided into seven theme parks- The Beginning, LEGO Kingdoms, Imagination, MINI LAND, LEGO City, LEGO Technic, and Land of Adventure. The prime attraction here is the MINILAND which is constructed with more than 30 million LEGO bricks. Witness the LEGO version of Star Wars movie and miniatures of Taj Mahal and Petronas Towers. Drive LEGO cars, splash into the water as you speed down the Slide Racers and venture off for a treasure hunt in the Lost Kingdom rides.

Langkawi Sky Bridge

The Sky Bridge in Langkawi is a major attraction of Langkawi Island and is suspended at a height of 2300 feet above sea level. The 124-meter long curved bridge can be reached by a cable car ride which offers a stunning view of the lush rainforests and sparkling waterfalls below and Mount Raya, Telaga Harbour, and Pantai Kok in the distance. The cable car drops the visitors at the Top Station from where you can walk over the sky bridge and soak in the picturesque landscapes, and a variety of flora and fauna from a completely different perspective. Apart from enjoying the breathtaking views all around, you can also click amazing pictures with your family and friends. At the Top Station, there are small shops from where you can buy souvenirs and other food stalls that serve snacks and beverages.

Sunway Lagoon

Located in Petaling Jaya, the Sunway Lagoon Theme Park is known for its exciting water rides and fun activities. Sprawling over an area of 80 acres, the park is divided into the Water Park, Scream Park, Amusement Park, Extreme Park and Wildlife Park. Get completely drenched with excitement at the water park as you slide through a six lane Congo Challenge ride, scream at the top of your lungs as you make your way through a landscape filled with zombies at the Scream Park, live the adventure of your lifetime with the Grand Canyon Rapid Falls or the 360 degree rotating pirate ship. Get your adrenaline rushing at the Extreme Park which has Malaysia’s longest flying fox ride and check out a variety of animals at the Wildlife Park. For a day filled with endless fun and entertainment, this is one of the best places in to visit in Malaysia.

Bako National Park

Covering an area of 27 square kilometres, the Bako National Park is a heaven for wildlife lovers and nature enthusiasts. Although considered among the smallest national parks and lesser known than some other Malaysia tourist places, it offers an amazing experience to its visitors. The park is known for its lush rainforests, tropical beaches and a variety of species of flora and fauna. Follow any of the scenic trails dotted with charming waterfalls, natural pools and pristine beaches as you make your way through the refreshing foliage of the rainforests. You can spot a variety of plant species like the carnivorous pitcher plants and beautiful orchids and encounter amazing wildlife including silver leaf monkeys, pangolins, bearded pigs, flying lemurs, and the wild proboscis monkeys among many others.

Kuala Lumpur Bird Park

A bird watcher’s paradise, the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is the main attraction within the famous Lake Gardens in Kuala Lumpur. Home to over 3000 colourful and vibrant birds from 200 exotic species, the park covers an area of 21 hectares and has various sections such as Brahminy Land, World of Parrots, Flamingo Pond, Hornbill Park etc. The free-flight, walk-in aviary is a favourite among visitors as it offers a wonderful opportunity to get an up close encounter with the Indian blue peacock, crowned pigeon and many other local and foreign birds. People can add this attraction to Malaysia packages and spend a day getting close to a variety of spectacular birds.

KLCC Park

Spread over an area of 50 acres, the KLCC Park is located just outside the Suria KLCC shopping centre. The park has well-paved walking paths and perfectly manicured greenery. Studded with trees, elegant sculptures and cascading pools scattered all around, the park is an ideal place to refresh your senses. The prime attraction of the park is the beautiful lake where the Lake Symphony show is held every noon and evening. Visitors love the show of dancing fountains and colourful light effects, which is an awe-inspiring sight to behold. Add this spot to your Malaysia sightseeing while booking your Malaysia package.

Aquaria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur

The Aquaria KLCC is one of the most popular aquariums in Malaysia. The Aquaria is home to around 150 species of sea creatures but its major attraction are the tiger sharks, blue rays, sea snakes, coral fish and seahorses. Immerse yourself in the marine life of the region and uncover the spectacular underwater world at the Aquaria KLCC. Get an opportunity to feed fishes or even try the thrilling experience of diving with the sharks. Add this attraction to your Malaysia tour package and make the best of your Malaysia travel.

What to eat in Malaysia

Visitors to Malaysia are in for a culinary treat, with a combination of Chinese, Indian and Malay food to pick from. Gastronomy is an essential part of Malaysia tourism!

There is the Chinese-Malay ‘Nonya’ fare, a mix of Indian curries and Chinese buffets, and Malay and Dayak specialties, along with quite a few Western-style food items. When in Malaysia, don’t forget to indulge in these delicacies.

Nasi Dagang, a Malaysian brunch, consists of rice steamed in coconut milk, fish curry, along with sides like hard-boiled eggs, solok lada, vegetable pickle and fried shaved coconut.

Roti Canai is a grilled flatbread usually served with a curry and dhal dip. Its popularity has created a variety to choose from, with stuffing ranging from savoury egg to sweet banana filling, making it a timeless favorite!

Satay is grilled chunks of meat marinated with a blend of spices.

Asam pedas is a fish dish served with rice, and is a mouth-watering tantalizing combination of flavors.

Nasi Kandar is a steamed rice dish with several Malay-Indian dishes, and its specialty lies in its preparation with the mixture of curries poured on top of the rice.

Rice served on banana leaf is quite a delicacy, along with a combination of curries, vegetables, pickles and papadom, altogether making it finger-licking good.

Fun Things to Do In Malaysia

There are a large number of interesting things to do in Malaysia for every kind of traveller, apart from the usual Malaysia sightseeing tours.

Kuala Lumpur Hawker Centre and Street Food Tour by Night

Any trip to Malaysia is incomplete without trying the local delicacies. Visit some of the local restaurants, and stop by street vendors at a Hawker Centre to try the mouthwatering Malaysian food which has been influenced by Chinese and Indian cuisine. This tour will also give you the opportunity to meet friendly locals and get to know about Malaysian culture and traditions. Try the flavourful Penang Assam Laksa (Rice Noodles in Fishy Soup), the satiating Nasi Lamak, mostly eaten as breakfast, Apom Balik, a pancake made from sticky rice with peanut filling inside, and the Malaysian dessert, Chendol. If you love food then you must add this experience to your Malaysia tour package.

4-Hour Georgetown Food Tour

Savour a variety of delightful food while exploring the heritage area of Penang’s Georgetown with this unique Malaysia sightseeing option. Enjoy a guided tour of the town, visiting historical places including the St. George’s Church, Chinese Clan Houses, Goddess of Mercy Temple and many more heritage buildings. You can stop by the various food outlets and try Georgetown’s local and heritage food. Roti Canai, Penang Laksa, Hainan Chicken Rice, Oyster Omelet are some of the Malaysian foods that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you satisfied to the fullest as the guide will narrate the flavourful history of the Malaysian cuisine.

Dining Experience at Atmosphere 360 restaurant in Menara Kuala Lumpur

Enjoy a fine dining experience at Atmosphere 360 restaurant, a revolving restaurant in Menara Kuala Lumpur Tower. Ideal for date nights, this exquisite restaurant offers an assortment of international cuisines and spectacular views of the city as the restaurant rotates slowly. Indulge in mouth-watering delicacies with wine while enjoying the soft classical music in the background and the stunning views of the city’s skyline along with the Petronas Twin Towers. If you are visiting Malaysia for your honeymoon, we recommend adding this experience to your Malaysia honeymoon package.

KL by Night

Kuala Lumpur is a beautiful and lively city during the day but as the sun goes down, the city transforms into an even more vibrant place. At night, the sparkling high-rise skyscrapers and sky touching buildings are sure to mesmerise your senses. You can take a stroll around the Merdeka Square which is lined with many historical buildings dazzling with colourful lights. Explore the happening streets of Jalan Alor, illuminated with vibrant Chinese lanterns and lined with several small restaurants and hawker stalls offering delicious local food. You can also enjoy shopping at Chinatown’s Night Market which sells a wide variety of souvenirs, clothes, bags and other items at an affordable price. Don’t forget to visit the Petronas Twin Towers in their illuminated glory and witness a magnificent view of the sparkling city.

Papar White Water Rafting and Klias Wildlife Safari River Cruise

Apart from heritage sightseeing in Kota Kinabalu, you can also experience a mix of thrill and excitement with the Papar White Water Rafting and Kilas Wildlife Safari River Cruise. Enjoy an exhilarating white water rafting over the Kaiduan River and raft over its varying currents that will have your adrenaline rushing and leave you breathless. Embark on another adventure to explore the flora and fauna of the region through the Klias Wildlife Safari Cruise. Cruising down the Klias River surrounded by the forest will give you an opportunity to witness the endangered species of Proboscis monkeys. For nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, this is an offbeat side of Malaysia tourism that can be enjoyed in Kota Kinabalu.

Petaling Street Market

A shopper’s paradise and a food lover’s delight, the Petaling Street market is located in the heart of Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur and is one of the liveliest and most vibrant markets in Malaysia. The streets are lined with many shops and food stalls. Mostly known for its fake branded items, the market sells almost everything at very low prices. Other than shopping, you can also indulge in a variety of Thai and Chinese seafood dishes and local snacks at affordable prices. If you are on a tight budget, then this market is an ideal place to visit in Malaysia.

Tandem Skydiving

If you crave an adrenaline rush on your Malaysia trip, try Tandem Skydiving. This is sure to satisfy your appetite for adventure and can be done even by beginners. You can head to Segamat in Johor, or Taiping in Perak for that heart racing experience of skydiving. In tandem skydiving, the participant is accompanied by an instructor during the activity. Enjoy this thrilling experience as you free fall 10000 feet above sea level in the sky and witness a breath-taking view of the stunning geography below. You can also select packages which offer high resolution pictures and videos of you participating in this activity.

Paragliding, Kuala Kubu Baru

Enjoy a thrilling paragliding experience in Kuala Kubu Baru, which is known for its abundance of natural beauty.  Paragliding across the vast sky will offer you with some of the best natural vistas of Kuala Kubu Baru’s picturesque landscape. Soak in the stunning views of rolling hills, lofty mountains, lush jungles and breath-taking waterfalls cascading down to the magnificent Selangor River as you slowly paraglide under the canopy of the clear blue sky. Add a touch of adventure to your Malaysia trip by including this experience in your Malaysia tour package.

White Water Rafting, Selangor

White Water rafting is one of the major adventure activities in Malaysia tourism. With steep and short drops along the Selangor River, this 7-kilometre long exhilarating journey is sure to fill you with a thrilling experience. Rafting down the picturesque river will offer you with a wonderful opportunity to witness the natural scenic beauty of the dense rainforests that surround the river. Get completely soaked in adventure with cold water splashing all around you. It is an excellent water sport to enjoy with friends and get your adrenaline rushing.

Microlight Flying, Kuala Lumpur

Microlight Flying is one of the most popular adventure activities in Kuala Lumpur. A Microlight flight has 1 or 2 seats with a fixed-wing aircraft, which can be taken solo or with an instructor. It offers an unforgettable experience of flying high in the sky like a bird and gives you a fantastic opportunity to explore the clear blue skies and witness enchanting views of the city down below. If you are an adventure enthusiast and enjoy the idea of gliding across the vast sky like a free bird, then you must include this experience in your Malaysia trip.

Hot Air Ballooning, Putra Jaya

Experience a fun ride in a vibrant hot air balloon as you soar high in the sky, above the impressive landscape of Putrajaya. Witness a breathtaking panoramic view of Putrajaya’s manicured gardens, the magnificent lake, stunning architectures like the Iron Mosque and Moroccan Pavilion, and the Putrajaya Wetlands. Capture amazing pictures of the striking view below and click wonderful selfies against the backdrop of clear blue sky. For honeymooners, it is a perfect experience to add to their Malaysia Honeymoon package and enjoy a romantic ride high up in the sky.

Helicopter Sightseeing of Kuala Lumpur

Helicopter Sightseeing is one of the best ways to enjoy sightseeing in Kuala Lumpur. The exciting helicopter ride will offer you stunning aerial views of the city’s landscape as you fly over the majestic landmarks like the Petronas Twin Tower, the National Palace and Batu Caves. Marvel at the striking skyline as the professional pilots navigate you through the air as you capture amazing photographs and videos. You can add this experience to your Malaysia sightseeing to make the best of your Malaysia holiday.

Whether you wish to enjoy the KL night life or the fun at the amusement parks in the Genting highlands, shop at the state-of-the-art urban centers in Kuala Lumpur like the KLCC, or score the famous food street of Jalan Alor, Malaysia tourism indeed has something for everyone! Check out the best Malaysia holiday packages on MakeMyTrip today!

Malaysia holidays are perfect for all kinds of travellers as it has the most picturesque beaches, lush rainforests, exotic islands and distinct flora and fauna. Book Malaysia tours and witness some of the best beaches and waterfalls in the world. There are numerous Malaysia packages with MakeMyTrip to help you choose the right one. Visit one of the main attractions in the country, the Petronas Twin Towers in the capital city Kuala Lumpur and enjoy the breathtaking views of the cityscape. Experience the ultimate island getaway at Langkawi, a cluster of 99 islands, and unwind amidst its stunning landscapes. Include Genting, one of the top tourist attractions, in your Malaysia tours to enjoy various theme parks. You can indulge in gambling too, which is legal in Genting. Your Malaysia tour is incomplete without soaking in the picturesque beauty of Penang. Feast your eyes on the ancient colonial style buildings at the UNESCO World Heritage Site in George Town. Nature lovers can explore the Putrajaya Botanical Garden and Putrajaya Wetlands from Malaysia packages. Do include one of the top attractions, Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur in your itinerary of Malaysia packages. Shop at the ultra-modern urban centres in Kuala Lumpur like the KLCC. Malaysia offers a multitude of adventurous activities for thrill seekers like paragliding, white river rafting, microlight flying and more. Indulge in the delectable cuisine of Malaysia and experience a world of flavours. Whether you are looking for a laid-back holiday or an action-packed vacation, Malaysia has it all! Check out the best Malaysia packages on MakeMyTrip today!