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SINGAPORE & MALAYASIA

2N Kuala Lumpur > 3N Singapore
 

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Package Inclusion

Airport Transfer
Deluxe Stay
Buffet Breakfast
Local Sightseeing

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Tour Highlights

Tour
Kuala Lumpur City Tour
architecture & cultural heritage
Tour
Sunway Lagoon
amusement park
Tour
Singapore City Tour
architecture & cultural heritage
Tour
Sentosa Island Tour
resort island
Tour
Wings of Time
laser & water fountain show
Tour
Universal Studio
theme park

4.8

RATING

modernism

TOUR TYPE

All ages

Activity Level

24/7

Assistance

What’s Included in Your Trip



"Welcome to Kuala Lumpur!"
Upon arrival at the airport, pick up from the airport and transfer to your hotel. Check in at hotel (standard time approx. 1400 hrs.).
Proceed for Kuala Lumpur city tour, this tour offers Marvel at the towering KL Tower, dive into the history at Tugu Negara, and admire the architectural beauty of the National Mosque of Malaysia. Next, you'll be transferred to the Petronas Twin Towers for stunning panoramic views of the city skyline. From historic temples to modern skyscrapers, enjoy the rich cultural tapestry of Malaysia's vibrant capital.
Overnight stay at Kuala Lumpur.


Breakfast at the Hotel
Proceed for Sunaway Lagoon.
Sunway Lagoon is an amusement park in Sunway City. It is voted as Asia's Best Attraction, our award-winning theme park is a one-stop place for fun with over 90+ attractions that features seven distinct adventure experiences: Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park, XPark, Sunway Lost Lagoon, Scream Park, & Captain Quack Land.
Overnight stay at Kuala Lumpur.


Have your morning meal at the hotel and check out.
Transfer to airport & fly to Sinagpore
Upon arrival at the Singapore airport, pick up from the airport and transfer to your hotel. Check in at hotel (standard time approx. 1400 hrs.).
Proceed for Sinagpore city tour.
Singapore city tour offers Discover the best of Singapore on this free 2.5-hour city tour, showcasing the city's remarkable blend of modern architecture and lush green spaces! Stroll through the historic Civic District, soak in panoramic views at Marina Bay and capture memorable photos with the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands and the iconic Skyline.
Overnight stay at Sinagpore.


Enjoy buffet breakfast at the Hotel.
Afternoon, proceed for Sentosa Island Tour.
Sentosa Island, a recreational island off the coast of Singapore, offers a variety of tours and attractions. A typical Sentosa tour includes a cable car ride, a visit to the Madame Tussauds and sentosa beach
Evening enjoy Wings of Time Show.
Overnight stay at Singapore.


Savor a delightful breakfast at the hotel.
Proceed for Universal Studio.
Universal Studios Singapore is a theme park located within the Resorts World Sentosa integrated resort at Sentosa in Singapore. It features 24 rides, shows, and attractions in seven themed zones. It is one of the five Universal Studios theme parks around the world.
Lunch at Universal Studio
Overnight stay at Sinagpore.


Breakfast at the Hotel.
Check out from the Hotel.
Transfer to Airport as per flight schedule.

HOTEL
CITY COMFORT CLASS 3 Star 4 Star
SINAGPORE IBIS Budget / Similar IBIS Novena / Similar Boss / Similar
KUALA LUMPUR Arena Star / Similar Ramada / Similar Furama Bukit Bintang / Similar
 
 
GROUP ACCOMMODATION COST
ROOM TYPE Comfort 3 Star 4 Star
SINGLE 118500.00 123900.00 138850.00
DOUBLE / TWIN 59870.00 62550.00 69700.00
TRIPLE 59000.00 62000.00 69000.00
CHILD (5 - 11 yrs) WITH MATTRESS 51600.00 53850.00 59250.00
CHILD (5 - 11 yrs) NO MATTRESS 45900.00 46700.00 53650.00
INFANT 2800.00 3200.00 3600.00
  • 02 nights’ accommodation at Kuala Lumpur
  • 03 nights’ accommodation at Singapore
  • Daily breakfast at Hotel
  • Sightseeing (SIC) - KUALA LUMPUR CITY TOUR, SUNWAY LAGOON WITH LUNCH, BATU CAVE, SINGAPORE CITY TOUR, SENTOSA ISLAND TOUR (Madame Tussauds and cable car at Sentosa), WINGS OF TIME SHOW, UNIVERSAL STUDIO WITH LUNCH.
  • Meals mentioned as per itinerary
  • All airport transfer will be pvt basis
  • All transfers and sightseeing by AC vehicle
  • Airfare or any train fare
  • Extra 5% GST on the total billing amount
  • Extra TCS applicable as per govt. rule
  • Tourist VISA
  • Extra activity excluded for sightseeing
  • Early Check in / Late Check out
  • Entrance tickets to attractions other than those mentioned above or optional tours or wherever specified
  • Rates are not valid during the Festivals, New Year, Christmas, and trade fairs
  • Any kind of facilities not mentioned above in the Top Value Inclusions.
  • The quote does not include any other expenses of personal nature such as Passport charges, portage at hotels, Insurance, POE, wines, mineral water, tips, room service, food & drink, laundry, telephone bills, etc not specified in the itinerary and anything not specified under ‘Top Value Inclusions”.
  • Any incidental expenses not mentioned in “Inclusions” above will have to be paid directly.
  • All hotels charge a refundable security deposit in cash or credit card at check-in time. This is refunded by the hotel provided there are no incidental purchases or damages

  • Any change in the number of passengers would lead to a change in the cost.
  • Tour cost is subject to change with respect to any sudden increase in visa charges, airfare, taxes and/or any other cost factor that is not within Need A Holiday control at the time of giving this cost.
  • The names/passports of all qualifiers need to give to Need A Holiday one month prior to the date of departure.
  • The passport must be valid for minimum 6 months from the date of return.
  • We are not holding any reservations for the above group. Confirmation is subject to availability on clients preferred dates, failing which there will be a supplement cost.
  • Standard Check In/ Check Out time: 1400hrs/1200hrs.
  • All Hotels do not have tea/coffee making facility in room. The same differs hotel to Hotel and city to city
  • The above quotation is based on the hotel stated above and is dependent on availability at the time of reservations.
  • If the hotel is not available we reserve the right to offer an alternative of a similar standard
  • If passengers depart or arrive separate to the group, additional charges will be levied
  • In case of currency fluctuations of more than 2% or amendment in local Government taxes, we reserve the right to adjust the tour price accordingly.
  • Cost does not include any surcharges due to high season/ block out dates/festivals/Public Holidays.
  • Should the group arrive during a trade fair/festival or high demand period, we reserve the right to amend the prices accordingly or offer an alternative location.
  • We are not holding any reservations for the above group. Confirmation is subject to availability on clients preferred dates, failing which there will be a supplement cost. Alternative dates will be provided on which the same price can be maintained.

Travel Checklist & FAQs


1. Marina Bay Sands SkyPark – Get a panoramic view of the skyline from the world-famous infinity pool (pool access for hotel guests only, but the observation deck is open to all).
2. Gardens by the Bay – Don’t miss the Supertree Grove light show and the Cloud Forest with its indoor waterfall.
3. Singapore Flyer – One of the world’s largest observation wheels.
4. Chinatown – Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and try local delights at the Chinatown Food Street.
5. Little India & Arab Street – Colorful, vibrant neighborhoods with beautiful temples, mosques, and fantastic shopping.
6. Kampong Glam – Explore the Sultan Mosque and indie boutiques along Haji Lane.
7. Singapore Botanic Gardens (UNESCO – A tranquil escape with lush gardens and a stunning orchid collection.
8. MacRitchie Reservoir – Go hiking or walk the Treetop Walk for a rainforest experience in the city.
9. Sentosa Island – Home to beaches, Resorts World, and attractions like Adventure Cove Waterpark and S.E.A. Aquarium.
10. Orchard Road – Singapore’s iconic shopping boulevard.
11. Clarke Quay & Boat Quay – Nightlife, riverside dining, and buzzing bars.
12. VivoCity – A mega-mall with a monorail connection to Sentosa.
13. Hawker Centres – Don’t leave without trying: Chicken rice at Maxwell Food Centre, Chili crab at East Coast Lagoon Food Village and Laksa at Katong Laksa.
14. Michelin-Star Street Eats – Try Hawker Chan (the world’s first Michelin-star hawker stall).
15. National Gallery Singapore – Southeast Asian art in a stunning colonial building.
16. ArtScience Museum – Where art meets tech, with mind-bending exhibits.
17. Night Safari & Singapore Zoo – One of the world’s best nocturnal wildlife parks.
18. Petronas Twin Towers – Iconic skyscrapers with a skybridge and stunning views.
19. Batu Caves – Hindu temple set inside a giant limestone cave with a colorful stairway.
20. KL Tower (Menara KL) – Observation deck offering panoramic city views.
21. Bukit Bintang – Trendy shopping and nightlife district.
22. Merdeka Square & Sultan Abdul Samad Building – Historical colonial architecture.
23. Langkawi – Island paradise with beaches, cable car, Sky Bridge, and duty-free shopping.
24. Cameron Highlands – Cool-climate hill station with tea plantations and strawberry farms.
25. Taman Negara – One of the world’s oldest rainforests with jungle treks, canopy walks, and wildlife.
26. Kinabalu Park (Sabah) – UNESCO site and base for climbing Mount Kinabalu.
27. Bako National Park (Sarawak) – Known for wildlife like proboscis monkeys and stunning coastal cliffs.
28. Perhentian Islands – Crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling and diving.
29. Redang Island – Popular for luxury resorts and underwater adventures.
30. Tioman Island – Scenic, lesser-known island with coral reefs and lush jungle.
31. Sipadan (Borneo – World-renowned diving site for marine life lovers.
32. George Town (Penang – UNESCO heritage site with street art, colonial buildings, and multicultural food.
33. Melaka (Malacca – Historical town showcasing Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences.
34. Islamic Arts Museum (KL – One of the best museums in Southeast Asia.
35. Thean Hou Temple – Beautiful Chinese temple in KL.
36. Penang Street Food (George Town – Try char kway teow, nasi kandar, and Penang laksa.
37. Jalan Alor (KL – Night food street famous for grilled seafood, satay, and local desserts.
38. Local Must Try :
  • Nasi lemak (national dish)
  • Roti canai (Indian flatbread)
  • Laksa (spicy noodle soup)
  • Teh tarik (pulled milk tea)
    39. Pavilion KL / Suria KLCC – Upscale malls in the heart of KL.
    40. Central Market & Petaling Street – Souvenirs, local crafts, and bargain shopping.
    41. Sunway Lagoon – Massive theme park with water rides and wildlife zone.
    42. Firefly Watching (Kuala Selangor – Magical boat rides to see fireflies light up the river.
    43. Hot Springs (Ipoh & Sabah – Relaxing natural hot springs in scenic areas.
    44. Homestay in a Traditional Malay Village – Experience local life and hospitality.
  • Documents - Some of the essential documents you need to carry are a Passport and visa(Pre-approval or on arrival), Flight tickets, itinerary, Travel insurance, and Money for expenses during your stay
  • Clothing - When visiting Singapore & Malaysia, it is important to pack for the weather, which can vary from hot to warm during the day, and moderate at night. Therefore, it is recommended to bring multiple sets of light cotton clothes, including long-sleeves, short-sleeve T-shirts, Bikinis and shorts. It's also essential to bring multiple sets of undergarments, a pair of socks, a small towel, a windcheater jacket (deserts can be cold at night), conservative clothing, and a shawl or scarf to cover the head.
  • Sunglasses and Sun cap - A lightweight sun cap and sunglass with side flaps are perfect to keep your head cool and avoid sunburns on a sunny day
  • Cold Cream & Sun Screen (SPF 40+): To avoid sunburns and chafing, you need to put on sunscreen as well as cold cream.
  • Footwear - A comfortable shoe is required when traveling outdoors. They shouldn’t be chunky, instead, they should be lightweight and sturdy. Also advised to carry some sandals it will help you in spending your day at leisure.
  • Water Bottle 1 Ltr.: Hydration is extremely important when it comes to traveling. Carrying a water bottle that you can refill.
  • Medication - It is advisable to pack some essential medications, such as glucose powder, medicines for headaches, diarrhea, and motion sickness, Dettol (an antiseptic liquid), bandages, cotton, and sanitary napkins.
  • Bag for all your Toiletries: A bag with all your essentials including napkins, toothpaste, sanitizers, paper soap, etc. should be carried in a ziplock bag.
  • Original passport with minimum 6 months validity from the date of tour arrival.
  • A confirmed return ticket is required to prove your intent to leave Singapore & Malaysia.
  • A valid Tourist Visa for the duration of the tour.
  • A booking confirmation or reservation for your hotel or other accommodation in Sinagpore & Malaysia.
  • 1. Where is Singapore located?
    Singapore is a sovereign city-state and island country in Southeast Asia, located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula.
    2) What is the official language of Singapore?
    Singapore has four official languages: English, Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil. English is the main language used in business, education, and administration.
    3) What currency is used in Singapore?
    The official currency is the Singapore Dollar (SGD).
    4) What is the time zone in Singapore?
    Singapore Standard Time is GMT +8, and there is no daylight saving time.
    5) Do I need a visa to visit Singapore?
    Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Citizens of many countries can enter visa-free for short visits. Check the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) website for details.
    6) What is the best time to visit Singapore?
    Singapore is a year-round destination with a tropical climate. However, February to April is often considered the most pleasant time.
    7) Is Singapore safe for tourists?
    Yes, Singapore is one of the safest countries in the world with strict laws and very low crime rates.
    8) What should I wear in Singapore?
    Light, breathable clothing is ideal due to the hot and humid climate. Modest dress is appreciated in religious places.
    9) Are there any cultural dos and don’ts?
  • Avoid chewing gum in public (it's banned for sale).
  • Don’t litter or jaywalk – fines are heavy.
  • Respect queueing and personal space.
  • Remove shoes when entering homes or certain temples.
  • 10) What is the best way to get around Singapore?
    The MRT (Mass Rapid Transit), buses, and taxis are efficient and reliable. The EZ-Link or NETS FlashPay card makes public transport seamless.
    11) Is Singapore walkable?
    Yes, especially in areas like the city centre, Marina Bay, and Orchard Road. It's clean, pedestrian-friendly, and well-signposted.
    12) Are credit cards widely accepted in Singapore?
    Yes, credit and debit cards are accepted at most businesses. Mobile payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayNow) are also common.
    13) Are there ATMs available?
    Yes, ATMs are easily found in malls, banks, and MRT stations.
    14) Is the tap water safe to drink?
    Yes, Singapore’s tap water is safe and clean to drink.
    15) Do I need travel insurance?
    It’s not mandatory, but travel insurance is highly recommended for medical coverage and emergencies.
    16) What should I do in a medical emergency?
    Call 995 for an ambulance. Singapore has excellent healthcare facilities, including public and private hospitals.
    17) Can I use my mobile phone in Singapore?
    Yes. You can buy a local prepaid SIM card at the airport or telecom shops. Roaming also works, but may be costly.
    18) Is Wi-Fi available in Singapore?
    Yes, free Wi-Fi is widely available in public areas, malls, and on public transport via Wireless@SG.
    19) What are some important laws tourists should know?
  • No smoking in public indoor areas (fines apply).
  • Drug trafficking carries the death penalty.
  • Vandalism and spitting are punishable offenses.
  • Chewing gum sales are restricted.

  • 20) What is the best time to visit Malaysia?
    The best time to visit Malaysia is between the months of December to February.
    21) What documents are required to visit Malaysia?
    Your visa, passport and tickets are required to visit Malaysia. Note that you must apply for your visa at least 6 months prior to your date of travel.
    22) Is visa on arrival available for Indians in Malaysia?
    No, you cannot obtain visa on arrival in Malaysia. However, you can apply online for a Tourist Visa to Malaysia
    23) How long can I stay in Malaysia for as a tourist?
    On a visitor visa, you can holiday in Malaysia for up to 90 days.
    24) What is the time difference between India and Malaysia?
    The time difference between India and Malaysia is 2 hours and 30 minutes.
    25) What is the best way to travel to Malaysia?
    The quickest way to travel to Malaysia is by booking a flight from India to New Zealand. The journey takes about 3 hours and 50 minutes from Chennai to Kuala Lumpur. Flights to Malaysia are available from all major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai.
    26) What is the currency of Malaysia?
    The Malaysia Ringgit is the official currency of Malaysia. You can buy Malaysia Ringgits from Thomas Cook India.
    27) Can I travel to Malaysia by sea?
    You can take a cruise to Malaysia only from Singapore, Thailand or Phuket.
    28) What are some of the common greetings in Malaysia?
    Hello in Malaysia is usually Selamat pagi. While Good Afternoon is Selamattengahhari and Good night is elamat Malam.
    29) Will I get Indian food in Malaysia?
    Yes, there are quite a few restaurants and eateries that prepare Indian cuisine. However, Thomas Cook India will take care of all your food and accommodation needs.

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