Malaysia & Thailand Tour
7 Days Private Tour of Kuala Lumpur - Malacca - Phuket
Type: Private guided tour, flexible and customizable
Transportation: Air-conditioned private car
Hotel: 4- to 5-star selected hotels, open to your own choice
Meals: 6 breakfasts
Code: TICN29
Transportation: Air-conditioned private car
Hotel: 4- to 5-star selected hotels, open to your own choice
Meals: 6 breakfasts
Code: TICN29
This trip can be customized to meet your individual needs!

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Trip Highlights
- Enjoy the stunning urban skyline from iconic Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur.
- Soak up Hindu and Islamic religious vibes at Batu Caves and National Mosque.
- Visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple and Dutch Red Square to trace Malacca’s diverse cultures.
- Discover authentic Malaysian cuisine at Petaling Street and Jonker Street.
- Savor breathtaking seascapes and try various water activities in Phuket.
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Day 1 Kuala Lumpur Airport Pick-up
Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur
► Travel Hacks:
1. It’s advisable to purchase a SIM card at the counters near the baggage claim at Kuala Lumpur Airport. The operator Maxis offers a tourist SIM plan with 100GB in 30 days, available in both Malaysia and Thailand, as well as Indonesia and Singapore, priced at RM 66 (USD 16).
2. For ride-hailing apps in Southeast Asia, Grab comes highly recommended for its safety, convenience, and various payment methods available, including cash, credit cards, and PayPal. Just note that fares will soar higher during rush hours and rainy periods.
► Recommended Nighttime Activities (at your own cost):
If you can’t wait to experience local energetic nightlife, walk 10 minutes from your hotel to Jalan Alor Food Street by yourself. The over 1,000-foot-long street brims with 100+ food stalls serving fresh seafood, satay BBQ, Malaysian-style stir-fried noodles, oyster omelets, and durians. It’s better to buy fruit at supermarkets instead of streetside stalls, because the latter tends to be pricier.
Accommodation: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur (5 stars)
Day 2 Kuala Lumpur: Batu Caves, Independence Square, National Mosque, Petronas Twin Towers
After breakfast, let’s head to Batu Caves, a Hindu sanctuary tucked away in a karst cave. There, your driver guide will tell you that the religious site was once a settlement of native Malaysians, and later in 1890, an Indian merchant dreamed of the goddess who asked him to erect a temple for her son, hence the birth of Batu Caves. You may be surprised to hear roosters crowing here, as Hindus regard releasing a rooster in front of the deities as a return for their blessings.
Next up is Independence Square, also known as Dataran Merdeka, which witnessed Malaysia’s Independence on August 31, 1957. Pay special attention to the iconic pink Neo-Moorish Sultan Abdul Samad Building to the southeast, which saw the Malaysian flag being raised for the first time. Then, we’ll dive into Petaling Street, where the restaurants and shops from different countries lend multicultural charm to the famous Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur. Further inside, discover Chinese tofu pudding, Malaysian coconut rice, and Indian curry noodles, accompanied by a babble of different languages in the air. If you like, try some for lunch at your own expense.
Later, lose ourselves in the pure white National Mosque of Malaysia, enhanced by an umbrella-shaped blue roof, a lofty minaret, and a crystal-clear pool. Entering the holy site requires wearing clothing that covers your arms and knees, and if you haven't prepared for this, you can rent an ankle-length robe for free at the entrance. Then, let’s proceed to King’s Palace, the office and dwelling of the head of the state. In addition to admiring its majestic appearance from the outside, you can also behold the stunning city panorama at the square near the palace.

► Recommended Nighttime Activities (at your own cost):
Consider staying alone at KLCC Park under Petronas Towers after the tour for a beautiful sunset, followed by a dinner at Tea Garden Permata Sapura on Floor C in KLCC. For RM 20-40 (USD 5-10) per person, you can enjoy a decent environment and large portions of various affordable delicious dishes. Herbal Chicken with Noodles and Salted Egg Chicken Chop with Rice are worth tasting. Admire neon-lit nightscapes and the park’s Symphony Lake Water Show (19:30-20:30), and finally make a 15-minute taxi trip back to your hotel by yourself.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur (5 stars)
Next up is Independence Square, also known as Dataran Merdeka, which witnessed Malaysia’s Independence on August 31, 1957. Pay special attention to the iconic pink Neo-Moorish Sultan Abdul Samad Building to the southeast, which saw the Malaysian flag being raised for the first time. Then, we’ll dive into Petaling Street, where the restaurants and shops from different countries lend multicultural charm to the famous Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur. Further inside, discover Chinese tofu pudding, Malaysian coconut rice, and Indian curry noodles, accompanied by a babble of different languages in the air. If you like, try some for lunch at your own expense.
Later, lose ourselves in the pure white National Mosque of Malaysia, enhanced by an umbrella-shaped blue roof, a lofty minaret, and a crystal-clear pool. Entering the holy site requires wearing clothing that covers your arms and knees, and if you haven't prepared for this, you can rent an ankle-length robe for free at the entrance. Then, let’s proceed to King’s Palace, the office and dwelling of the head of the state. In addition to admiring its majestic appearance from the outside, you can also behold the stunning city panorama at the square near the palace.

Batu Caves near Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur Petronas Twin Tower, Malaysia
★ Overlook Urban Skyline from Petronas Twin Towers
Our journey will culminate at the 88-story Petronas Twin Towers, the world’s tallest twin building. Hit the 41st-floor Sky Bridge, the planet’s highest skywalk and a hotspot for blockbuster movies and games, and get a bird’s-eye view of the most prosperous cityscapes in Malaysia. Continue up to the circular observation deck on the 86th floor, whose telescope offers you a clearer picture of the surrounding renowned landmarks. After the visit, your driver guide will escort you back to your hotel.► Recommended Nighttime Activities (at your own cost):
Consider staying alone at KLCC Park under Petronas Towers after the tour for a beautiful sunset, followed by a dinner at Tea Garden Permata Sapura on Floor C in KLCC. For RM 20-40 (USD 5-10) per person, you can enjoy a decent environment and large portions of various affordable delicious dishes. Herbal Chicken with Noodles and Salted Egg Chicken Chop with Rice are worth tasting. Admire neon-lit nightscapes and the park’s Symphony Lake Water Show (19:30-20:30), and finally make a 15-minute taxi trip back to your hotel by yourself.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur (5 stars)
Day 3 Kuala Lumpur - Malacca City Tour - Kuala Lumpur
Today, your driver guide will accompany you on a 2-hour ride to Malacca, Malaysia’s oldest city famous for breathtaking strait scenery and historic sites.
Upon arrival, we’ll make a beeline for Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Malacca’s first Chinese temple built in the 17th century. Feast your eyes on the lifelike statues of mythical figures and animals crafted from porcelain shards on its roof, vibrant paintings and murals on the walls, huge shiny pillars of rare Chinese hardwood, and gold leaf-clad carvings, all steeped in layers of historical and artistic heritage.
After crossing the Malacca River, we’ll arrive at Stadthuys on Dutch Red Square, the classic Dutch-style architecture characterized by thick red-brick walls, stout hardwood doors, and broad stone steps. With its surrounding complex in typical red as a backdrop, stand at the square center and snap Instagram-worth photos against the cloud-flecked blue sky. Afterward, follow your guide through the path behind Stadthuys to the ruins of St. Paul’s Church atop St. Paul Hill. While observing the Statue of St. Francis Xavier and weather-beaten tombstones of bygone Dutch nobility, you may peer into the vicissitudes of the ruins as a crucial outpost in the Strait of Malacca, one of the world’s most essential strategic spots. What’s more, visit the terrace outside the church for a superb panoramic view of Malacca.
Going past A Famosa (Porta de Santiago), a Portuguese fortress reportedly Asia’s earliest European architecture, let’s immerse ourselves in Jonker Street. Saunter through the colorful arcades for a taste of local Peranakan culture and multiple specialty snacks. If time permits, you can pay for yourself to experience a one-stop service of traditional Peranakan costume, makeup, and photography at a highly-rated styling studio here. If you like, have lunch at the gourmet-beloved restaurant Hoe Kee Chicken Rice here. Spend RM 20-40 (USD 5-10) treating yourself to smooth, tender chicken rice balls plus a portion of tangy and spicy Asam Fish.
Ultimately, your driver guide will escort you back to your hotel in Kuala Lumpur in 2 hours. Sleep well!
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur (5 stars)


Upon arrival, we’ll make a beeline for Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Malacca’s first Chinese temple built in the 17th century. Feast your eyes on the lifelike statues of mythical figures and animals crafted from porcelain shards on its roof, vibrant paintings and murals on the walls, huge shiny pillars of rare Chinese hardwood, and gold leaf-clad carvings, all steeped in layers of historical and artistic heritage.
After crossing the Malacca River, we’ll arrive at Stadthuys on Dutch Red Square, the classic Dutch-style architecture characterized by thick red-brick walls, stout hardwood doors, and broad stone steps. With its surrounding complex in typical red as a backdrop, stand at the square center and snap Instagram-worth photos against the cloud-flecked blue sky. Afterward, follow your guide through the path behind Stadthuys to the ruins of St. Paul’s Church atop St. Paul Hill. While observing the Statue of St. Francis Xavier and weather-beaten tombstones of bygone Dutch nobility, you may peer into the vicissitudes of the ruins as a crucial outpost in the Strait of Malacca, one of the world’s most essential strategic spots. What’s more, visit the terrace outside the church for a superb panoramic view of Malacca.
Going past A Famosa (Porta de Santiago), a Portuguese fortress reportedly Asia’s earliest European architecture, let’s immerse ourselves in Jonker Street. Saunter through the colorful arcades for a taste of local Peranakan culture and multiple specialty snacks. If time permits, you can pay for yourself to experience a one-stop service of traditional Peranakan costume, makeup, and photography at a highly-rated styling studio here. If you like, have lunch at the gourmet-beloved restaurant Hoe Kee Chicken Rice here. Spend RM 20-40 (USD 5-10) treating yourself to smooth, tender chicken rice balls plus a portion of tangy and spicy Asam Fish.
Ultimately, your driver guide will escort you back to your hotel in Kuala Lumpur in 2 hours. Sleep well!
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur (5 stars)

Dutch Red Square, Malacca

St. Paul's Church
Day 4 Fly from Kuala Lumpur to Phuket of Thailand
After breakfast, your driver guide will see you off to Kuala Lumpur Airport for a 1.5-hour flight to Phuket. The go-to resort, Thailand’s largest island, is well-known for its azure seas, fine white beaches, and tree-cloaked mountains. Once landing, your local driver will greet you at the arrival hall, and then accompany you to your hotel.
► For Your Information:
Our handpicked hotel is located at Patong Beach, Phuket’s top-notch seafront commercial district, offering the perfect base for the rest of your day. You can relax on the beach, followed by a hearty dinner at a celebrated seafood restaurant or the bustling Patong Night Market. As night falls, enjoy a professional Thai massage, or hit an atmospheric bistro at the popular bar street, such as Barfunk with amazing aerial acrobatics, New York boasting a live house band, or Illuzion reportedly Asia’s No.1 bar.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: The Charm Resort Phuket (4 stars)


► For Your Information:
Our handpicked hotel is located at Patong Beach, Phuket’s top-notch seafront commercial district, offering the perfect base for the rest of your day. You can relax on the beach, followed by a hearty dinner at a celebrated seafood restaurant or the bustling Patong Night Market. As night falls, enjoy a professional Thai massage, or hit an atmospheric bistro at the popular bar street, such as Barfunk with amazing aerial acrobatics, New York boasting a live house band, or Illuzion reportedly Asia’s No.1 bar.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: The Charm Resort Phuket (4 stars)

Jonker Street, Malacca

Phuket Beach, Thailand
Day 5 Free Day in Phuket
There are no scheduled activities today, so feel free to dive into the island’s excellent seas and local cultures at your own pace.
► Recommended Option 1: Karon Beach
For a wide selection of thrilling water sports, why not take a 20-minute taxi ride from your hotel to Karon Beach, a surfing hotspot with jet skiing, parasailing, and underwater walking? Another big draw here is numerous cliffside cafes, where you can grab an open-air table by the sea and enjoy your meal with a cold drink, while watching faraway surfers riding the waves amid breathtaking ocean scenes. Tann Beach Club is a nice pick for dinner, highlighted by two splendid fire shows at 19:00 and 21:00. Finally, hail a taxi to your hotel.
► Recommended Option 2: Phuket Old Town
If you wish to stroll along romantic Thai-style streets, be sure to check out the lively Phuket Old Town, which is a 40-minute taxi ride from your hotel. Befitting a charming place shaped by Eastern and Western cultures, it packs vibrant Portuguese and British structures on Thalang Road and Phangnga Road, from the attractive Tiffany blue Sino-Portuguese Building to the elegant The Memory at On On Hotel, and to the light yellow Peranakan Museum. What’s more, ubiquitous street performances, varied food stalls, and handicraft stores await your exploration.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: The Charm Resort Phuket (4 stars)


► Recommended Option 1: Karon Beach
For a wide selection of thrilling water sports, why not take a 20-minute taxi ride from your hotel to Karon Beach, a surfing hotspot with jet skiing, parasailing, and underwater walking? Another big draw here is numerous cliffside cafes, where you can grab an open-air table by the sea and enjoy your meal with a cold drink, while watching faraway surfers riding the waves amid breathtaking ocean scenes. Tann Beach Club is a nice pick for dinner, highlighted by two splendid fire shows at 19:00 and 21:00. Finally, hail a taxi to your hotel.
► Recommended Option 2: Phuket Old Town
If you wish to stroll along romantic Thai-style streets, be sure to check out the lively Phuket Old Town, which is a 40-minute taxi ride from your hotel. Befitting a charming place shaped by Eastern and Western cultures, it packs vibrant Portuguese and British structures on Thalang Road and Phangnga Road, from the attractive Tiffany blue Sino-Portuguese Building to the elegant The Memory at On On Hotel, and to the light yellow Peranakan Museum. What’s more, ubiquitous street performances, varied food stalls, and handicraft stores await your exploration.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: The Charm Resort Phuket (4 stars)

Enjoy a Professional Thai Massage

Beautiful Scenery around Phi Phi Islands
Day 6 Free Day in Phuket
Today, keep discovering the hidden gems of Phuket on your own.
Consider planning a fantastic tour of Phi Phi Islands, accented with emerald waters, dazzling coral reefs, and unique limestone landscapes, to get your ocean fix:
Start with a 45-minute taxi journey from your hotel to Rassada Pier, where you’ll take a ferry (1.5-2 hours) or speedboat (45-60 minutes) to Tonsai Pier. Once boarding, charter a long-tail boat to visit a few islands you’re interested in. Monkey Beach hosts many naughty and cute monkeys, who show no fear of people and may snatch your food in a twinkling. Viking Cave features crystal-clear waters, ideal for snorkeling to appreciate clownfish and even small sharks. Maya Bay is the best-loved spot due to its gorgeous scenery, but an additional landing fee of THB 400 (USD 12) is required. You can also ask the boatman for more details ahead of time, and choose a suitable itinerary according to your preferences. Please note that the last ferry departs at around 17:00 from Tonsai Pier.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: The Charm Resort Phuket (4 stars)
Consider planning a fantastic tour of Phi Phi Islands, accented with emerald waters, dazzling coral reefs, and unique limestone landscapes, to get your ocean fix:
Start with a 45-minute taxi journey from your hotel to Rassada Pier, where you’ll take a ferry (1.5-2 hours) or speedboat (45-60 minutes) to Tonsai Pier. Once boarding, charter a long-tail boat to visit a few islands you’re interested in. Monkey Beach hosts many naughty and cute monkeys, who show no fear of people and may snatch your food in a twinkling. Viking Cave features crystal-clear waters, ideal for snorkeling to appreciate clownfish and even small sharks. Maya Bay is the best-loved spot due to its gorgeous scenery, but an additional landing fee of THB 400 (USD 12) is required. You can also ask the boatman for more details ahead of time, and choose a suitable itinerary according to your preferences. Please note that the last ferry departs at around 17:00 from Tonsai Pier.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: The Charm Resort Phuket (4 stars)
Day 7 Phuket Airport See-off
As your tour draws to a close today, your driver will escort you to the airport based on your flight time. Thank you for travelling with us!
Meals: Breakfast
Meals: Breakfast
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This trip can be customized to meet your individual needs!
Tour Prices
Christmas & 2027 Specials: 12% off - Book before Oct 31, 2026
| Travelers | 2-3 travelers | 4-5 travelers |
|---|---|---|
| Year Round | USD1759 USD1547 | USD1549 USD1363 |
- Prices are per person on twin sharing.
- The prices in red reflect 12% discount.
- If you are a group of 6 people or more, we will offer a more favorable price by your group size.
- The above prices are not applicable for public holidays and festivals.
Price Includes
- Economy class airfare of Kuala Lumpur/Phuket
- Accommodation with daily breakfasts at selected hotels
- Services of English speaking driver guide and A/C vehicle in Malaysia
- Private car airport pick-up and see-off in Phuket
- Entrance fees for mentioned sights visited
Price Excludes
- International airfares
- Entry visa fee if applicable
- Holiday peak season supplement
- Gratuities
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