Ans. No. A Tourism Tax of RM 10 is imposed by the Malaysian Government on each room on a nightly basis. This is what has to be paid by the guest directly to the hotel when they check in.
Kuala Lumpur 4N-5D Tour Package
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Overview
Explore the rainbow of Southeast Asia in our Kuala Lumpur 4N5D Tour Package. This tour will be the ideal combination of city life and nature. Whether it is the legendary Petronas Twin Towers or the cool, hazy mountains of the Genting Highlands, Kuala Lumpur’s diversity will make it a top destination.
Visit the KL Tower and experience the way of life of the Batu Caves, which are the most ideal spots of the Malaysian hills, and shop and have fun at the international standards and Kuala street food.
This package is targeted to families, couples, and friends who want to have a comfortable vacation without the hassle of making arrangements to vacate.
Highlights
The deck of the KL Tower is above the city with panoramic views.
Photo stop at the legendary Petronas Twin Towers.
The mountain air in the Genting Highlands resort is cool.
Aerial cable car tour of the rainforest.
Explore the Batu Caves shrine, which is a good icon.
Tour of the city, the National Mosque and Palace.
Package Features
| Feature Category | Details |
| Duration | 4 Nights / 5 Days |
| Accommodation | 3 star Hotel (Kuala Lumpur) 4 Nights stay. |
| Meals Included | 4 Buffet Breakfasts |
| Transfers | SIC Transfers + Pick-Up/Drop-Off Airport sightseeing. |
| Guide/Driver | Tour guide-cum-English speaking driver. |
| Activities | City tour, KL Tower visit, Batu Caves Visit, Cable Car. |
Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- Accommodation: 04 Nights stay in a 3-star hotel (KL).
- Meals: Daily Buffet Breakfast provided at the hotel.
- Transport: Airport Pick-up/Drop and Tour Transfers.
- Sightseeing: KL City Tour, Genting Highlands Day Trip.
- Tickets: KL Tower Observation Deck entrance ticket.
- Tickets: 2-Way Cable Car (Awana Skyway) ticket.
- Stops: Photo stop at Batu Caves (20 mins).
- Guide: Professional English-speaking tour guide.
- Taxes: Local taxes included (Excluding Tourism Tax).
Exclusions
- Flights: International Airfare to/from Kuala Lumpur.
- Tax: Tourism Tax (RM 10 per room/night) payable at the hotel.
- Visa: MDAC registration or Malaysia Visa fees.
- Meals: Lunch and dinner, except where mentioned.
- Tickets: Genting Indoor/Outdoor Theme Park tickets.
- Personal: Laundry, telephone, minibar, and shopping.
- Insurance: Travel Insurance (Highly recommended).
- Surcharges: Midnight transfers or peak season charges.
- Taxes: Government Taxes (GST & TCS) on the package.
Tour Itinerary
Day 1 – Airport to Hotel
The Malaysia Airport will be used to collect the pickup. The driver will be waiting at the arrival gate, where he will have a placard bearing the name of the client. It will take about 40 minutes or 60 minutes between the airport and the hotel area, depending on the traffic and the location of the hotel.
Day 2 – KL tower, Half-day tour and KL tower Entry ticket
The tour of the city will include Petronas Twin Towers (photo stop), Cocoa Centre, King’s Palace (photo stop), National Monument (photo stop), national mosque(photo stop) and Independence Square.
A KL Tower entrance ticket will be bought to provide access to the observation deck, where one can have a panoramic view.
Day 3 – Genting Day trip, 2 way Cable car to Batu Cave
Take a full day Genting Day, go deep into Genting Highlands, where the air is clean and pure as opposed to the surrounding Kuala Lumpur. Other than its resort life, tourists come to the hill station to experience lower temperatures, mountain scenery and relatively undisturbed and natural rain forest. We shall also stop at the famous Batu caves on the way where we will take a 20-minute photo stop.
Day 4 – Leisure
Breakfast and then spend your time alone and sightsee the surrounding beautiful environment.
Day 5 – Hotel to Airport
Breakfast at the hotel, and then check out and head to the airport with Sweet Memories.
Tips Before You Go
Tourism Tax: You must be ready to pay RM 10/per room per night in cash at the reception desk. This is a requirement for foreign tourists.
MDAC: 3 days before arrival, the travellers are required to complete online Malaysian Digital Arrival Card (MDAC).
Dress Code: In the case of the Batu Caves visit, no short skirts or shorts can be worn. Shoulders and knees are to be covered.
Currency: The currency is Malaysia Ringgit (MYR). One should always be advised to carry USD to exchange in the city, where one will get better rates as compared to the airport.
Plugs: Plugs are of the Type G (three rectangular) and are used in the UK, as well as in Malaysia.
Genting Weather: Weather in the Genting Highlands can be chilly (around 15C -25C). Always take a light jacket or sweater.
FAQs
Q1. Does the package include the Taxation of Tourism?
Q2. Is a Malaysian visa free for Indian citizens?
Ans. Presently, Indian citizens have Visa-Free entry (according to the recent government regulations). You have to fill out the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online 3 days prior to travel, however.
Q3. Is airfare included?
Ans. No, international airline tickets will not be provided under this package. We are also able to help you book flights individually.
Q4. Are lunch and dinner included?
Ans. No, only breakfast is provided daily. Malaysia is a food heaven, and there are cheap food items starting with the street food (about RM 10-20) up to the fine dining.
Q5. What is the dress code for the trip to Genting Highlands?
Ans. Genting is not as hot as the city. We suggest that one carry a light jacket or sweater. Wear comfortable walking shoes also.
Q6. Do theme park tickets form a part of the trip to Genting?
Ans. No, this is only a package that covers the return Cable Car ride. More tickets will be required to reach Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park or SkyWorlds Outdoor Theme Park.
Q7. Any vegetarian food in Kuala Lumpur?
Ans. Kuala Lumpur is home to a big Indian population. South Indian and North Indian vegetarian restaurants are very easily found, particularly in Little India (Brickfields).
Q8. Do Batu caves have a dress code?
Ans. Yes, it is a religious site. Tourists should wear clothes covering their shoulders as well as their knees. When you are not dressed in the right way sarongs may be hired at the entrance.
Q9. What is the size of the luggage allowed on the transfers?
Ans. The general baggage is 1 bag and 1 handbag per person check-in. In case you carry additional luggage, then it is better to notify us early enough so that we can hire a bigger vehicle (there might be a surcharge).
Q10. Is the hotel near the city centre?
Ans. Yes, we have 3-star hotels within the city centre (such as within the Bukit Bintang or Pudu areas) so that shopping malls and public transport are easy to reach.
