Malaysia Tour Package from Kerala — 4 Days in Kuala Lumpur

Day 1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and your first evening

Land at KLIA2 at about 5.30 am and meet our representative after immigration. Breakfast at an Indian restaurant, then Putrajaya — the rose-pink Putra Mosque, Perdana Putra, the lake and the bridge — followed by Thean Hou Temple, the six-tiered Chinese temple looking over the city. Lunch, then check in at the hotel from 3 pm. In the evening your tour manager takes the group by metro to KLCC for the Twin Towers, the park fountains and the Saloma Link bridge, and the day ends with a Malay dinner.

Day 2: Genting Highlands, Batu Caves and Jalan Alor

Breakfast at the hotel and a 9.30 am start for Genting Highlands, high in the Titiwangsa range. The two-way cable car is included, with the Chin Swee Caves Temple on the way up, SkyAvenue mall, the outdoor view over Genting SkyWorlds and the casino floor to walk through. Lunch at the Genting food court. Coming down, a stop at Batu Caves — the limestone cave temple behind its rainbow staircase, under the golden statue of Murugan. The evening is Bukit Bintang and the Jalan Alor food street, with Malaysian, Chinese and Thai stalls, and dinner at an Indian restaurant.

Day 3: Kuala Lumpur on foot

A walking day through the old city, starting at 10 am: the King's Palace, the National Monument, Merdeka Square with the Sultan Abdul Samad building, the National Mosque, Masjid Jamek where the two rivers meet, the River of Life, Chinatown and Petaling Street, Pasar Seni, Central Market and Kasturi Walk, with a stop at the chocolate factory. At 3 pm the group goes up KL Tower for the view across Kuala Lumpur, and has lunch there. Dinner at an Indian restaurant.

Day 4: One last walk, then home

Breakfast and check out. The morning is for shopping — local products and souvenirs around the market streets. Lunch at an Indian restaurant, then the National Museum for Malaysia's history, and a 4.30 pm drop at KLIA2 for the flight home.

What the ₹49,500 covers

₹49,500 per person covers the whole trip from Kochi: return flights with 20 kg of check-in baggage, three nights in a Kuala Lumpur hotel, every meal from the first breakfast to the last lunch, a private 17-seater vehicle with all airport transfers in Malaysia, the attraction tickets including the Genting two-way cable car, and a tour manager with the group from arrival to departure. What is not in it: getting yourself to Kochi airport, travel insurance — which is compulsory for this trip and you arrange it yourself — extra baggage, and personal spending.

Why this trip is different

Most Kuala Lumpur tours are a coach and a checklist. This one is built to be walked — the metro to KLCC on the first evening, Jalan Alor at night, Merdeka Square to Central Market on foot, and Indian food every day so nobody spends the week hunting for a meal. The group travels in one 17-seater with a tour manager, so there is no waiting around for a large coach to fill.

Questions we are often asked

Do Indians need a visa for Malaysia?

No. Indian passport holders can enter Malaysia without a visa until 31 December 2026, for up to 30 days as a tourist. You must submit the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online within three days before you fly, and carry a return ticket and your hotel booking. We check this for every traveller before departure — see our Malaysia visa page for the full rules.

How much is the Kuala Lumpur package from Kerala?

₹49,500 per person, and that includes the return flights from Kochi with 20 kg of check-in baggage. Also included: three nights’ hotel, all meals, a private 17-seater vehicle, every airport transfer in Malaysia, the attraction tickets including the Genting two-way cable car, and a tour manager throughout. You arrange your own way to Kochi airport and your own travel insurance, which is compulsory for this trip. Call or WhatsApp us on +91 80756 31568 to book.

When and where does the group depart?

There are three fixed departures — 4 October, 13 October and 13 November 2026 — and all of them fly from Kochi (COK). Each trip is four days and three nights. If none of those dates suits you, we can run the same itinerary for your own family or group on a date you choose.

The flight is from Kochi — how do we get there?

Getting to Kochi airport is your own arrangement, and it is the one part of the trip not in the price. Kozhikode to Kochi is a few hours by road or train, so most travellers come down the evening before or take an early service, depending on the flight time. We give you the exact flight timings with your ticket so you can plan it, and we will help you work out when to leave.

Is the food suitable for Indian travellers?

Yes. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all included, and most meals are at Indian restaurants. The exceptions are the Malay dinner on the first evening and the street-food night at Jalan Alor, where Malaysian, Chinese and Thai stalls sit side by side. Tell us about any dietary requirement when you book and we pass it to the restaurants.

What is the weather like in Kuala Lumpur?

Kuala Lumpur sits close to the equator and stays warm all year — about 32°C by day and 24°C at night. Rain comes as short heavy afternoon showers rather than all-day drizzle, so it rarely costs you a day out. Carry light cotton clothes, a small umbrella and shoes you can walk in. Genting Highlands is much cooler, often under 20°C, so take a jacket for that day.

Is this trip suitable for children and older parents?

Yes, and families make up most of our groups. It is a walking tour, so there is a fair amount on foot each day, and Batu Caves has a long staircase that is optional. Tell us the ages when you enquire and about any mobility need, and we will tell you honestly which parts will suit.

How to book

Prices depend on your travel dates, hotel category and group size. Call or WhatsApp Albah Holidays, visit our office at EPM Tower, Eranhipalam, Kozhikode, or send the enquiry form on this page and we will send you the price and available dates. Every package can be changed to suit you.