Malaysia Tour Package from Delhi

Malaysia from Delhi: a short hop to Southeast Asia

For travellers in Delhi and the wider NCR, Malaysia is one of the most convenient international holidays on the map. Flights leave from Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) and land at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in around five to six hours, so a long weekend is enough for a first visit and a week lets you add the islands.

Malaysia runs 2.5 hours ahead of India, so jet lag is barely a factor. KLIA sits south of the city, roughly an hour away by road, and airport transfers are included in our featured package.

Packages departing from Delhi

These are starting prices per person and vary with season, hotel choice and flight cost. If you want airfare bundled into one price from the start, compare our Malaysia packages from Delhi with flight.

Featured 5-day itinerary from Delhi

This trip is built around a Delhi departure: return flights from IGI, an internal flight to Langkawi so you do not lose a day on the road, and 4★ hotels throughout.

Duration

5 Days / 4 Nights

Destinations

Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves, Genting Highlands, Langkawi

Hotels

4★

Meals

Daily breakfast

Price

From ₹48,500 per person, flights included

1. Day 1

   Delhi to Kuala Lumpur

   Fly from IGI Airport to Kuala Lumpur. After immigration, check in and rest, then take an evening drive through the illuminated city past Merdeka Square and the Petronas Twin Towers, with time for some street shopping.

2. Day 2

   Kuala Lumpur city tour

   After breakfast, a guided half-day tour covers the King's Palace, the KL Tower, the National Mosque and the main shopping districts. The evening is yours for the malls or a Malaysian dinner.

3. Day 3

   Batu Caves and Genting Highlands

   Stop at the Batu Caves on the way up to Genting Highlands, known for its mountain views, cable car, theme parks and casino. Return to Kuala Lumpur in the evening.

4. Day 4

   Fly to Langkawi

   A short flight takes you to Langkawi. Visit the Sky Bridge, stroll the beach, try a water sport if you like, and stay out for the sunset.

5. Day 5

   Langkawi sightseeing and departure

   Enjoy a final round of island sightseeing before transferring to the airport for your journey home, which connects through Kuala Lumpur.

Practical tips for travellers flying from Delhi

Before you leave IGI

Allow plenty of time for international check-in and immigration at IGI, typically around three hours before departure. Keep your passport, return ticket, hotel details and visa paperwork together in your hand luggage.

Packing for the change in climate

Unlike Delhi, Malaysia is warm and humid all year, with frequent showers. Pack light cotton clothing, beachwear, sunscreen and a compact umbrella or rain jacket. Add a light layer for Genting Highlands, which is noticeably cooler than Kuala Lumpur.

Where to stay in Kuala Lumpur

Hotels around KLCC or Bukit Bintang keep you close to the main sights, malls and food streets.

Starting from elsewhere in North India

Delhi is a practical gateway from neighbouring states. Coming from Rajasthan? See our Malaysia tour package from Jaipur.

Visa guidance for Delhi travellers

The featured Delhi package includes visa support. In general, Indian travellers apply with a passport, photographs, travel details and a return ticket, and processing is usually quick. Rules change, so read our Malaysia visa guide and confirm current requirements on official Malaysian government channels before you book.

Best months to fly from Delhi

For a good balance of pleasant weather and reasonable package prices, look at February to June or September to November. Beach lovers heading to Langkawi or Penang will find November to April the best stretch, while Kuala Lumpur is enjoyable year round, passing showers aside. Our best time to visit Malaysia guide has more detail.

Worth adding to a Delhi itinerary

With a day or two more, add Penang for George Town's murals and street food, or take an easy day trip from Kuala Lumpur to Putrajaya for its lakeside architecture and striking mosques. Browse all our Malaysia destinations for more ideas.