Long weekend getaway to fully enjoy Malaysia and Singapore
The long weekend is here, and a 7-day tour of Malaysia and Singapore is just right! An amazing itinerary to explore the charm of both countries, don’t miss it!
📅 Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive at Kuala Lumpur Airport 🛬, with private transfer service to comfortably take you to the hotel. Rest up and get ready for the exciting journey ahead!
Day 2: Explore the multicultural Kuala Lumpur! Batu Caves 🕳️ to experience the mysterious natural wonder — visit the National Palace to admire the Malaysian royal heritage — stroll through Merdeka Square and immerse yourself in rich history — appreciate the exotic architectural beauty in front of Sultan Abdul Samad Building — wander around Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown - Petaling Street to savor authentic local snacks — as night falls, head to the Petronas Twin Towers to admire this magnificent modern architectural marvel.
Day 3: Depart for the breathtaking Malaysia Sky Mirror 🌅, feel the magic of nature as if walking on clouds.
Day 4: Visit the historic St. Paul’s Church ⛪, Dutch Red House, and Dutch Square to trace the history of Malacca — stroll among Malacca’s murals and experience the fusion of art and history.
Day 5: Visit Merlion Park 🐟 and take photos with Singapore’s iconic symbol — stroll through Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay and feel the charm of this garden city — explore Little India to experience exotic culture — wander around Kampong Glam to feel cultural fusion — finally, enjoy authentic Singaporean cuisine in Chinatown.
Day 6: Enjoy a full day of free activities in Singapore! You can choose to visit Universal Studios Singapore 🎢 on Sentosa Island, explore the aquarium, or watch the spectacular Wings of Time show, making the day full of fun and surprises.
Day 7: The final stop is Jewel Changi Airport, experience Singapore’s modern vibe and shopping delights, concluding this unforgettable journey. 🌟
Recommended Attractions:
🌟 Gardens by the Bay, Singapore 🌟🌟
Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
Opening Hours: 09:00-21:00
Duration: 2-3 hours
Gardens by the Bay was a filming location for the movie "Avatar," strolling here feels like being inside the movie scenes!
🌟 Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur 🌟🌟
Address: Lower Ground (Concourse) Level, PETRONAS Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-21:00 (Closed on Monday)
Duration: 1-2 hours
An iconic city landmark of Kuala Lumpur, experience the prosperity and charm of a modern metropolis!
🌟 Jewel Changi Airport 🌟🌟
Address: 78 Airport Blvd, Singapore 819666
Opening Hours: Open 24 hours
Duration: 3-5 hours
A one-stop experience combining entertainment, shopping, leisure, and gardens, showcasing Singapore’s diverse charm!
🌟 Merlion Park 🌟🌟
Address: 1 Fullerton Rd, Singapore 049213
Opening Hours: Open 24 hours
Duration: 1 hour
Singapore’s symbol and icon, take photos with the Merlion to record your Singapore trip!
🌟 Malaysia Sky Mirror 🌟🌟
Address: Jalan Sultan Mahmud, Kuala Selangor
Opening Hours: 06:00-22:00
Duration: 1 day
Experience the magnificent and tranquil natural scenery of tidal flats reflecting the sun, and enjoy the wonderful sight of marine life dancing!
Travel Essentials: 🧳 For your Malaysia and Singapore trip, don’t forget to bring these!
📞 SIM card, plug adapter: When traveling abroad, internet and charging are crucial, so remember to prepare local SIM cards and plug adapters.
🪪 Documents, cash, bank cards: Although visa-free is convenient, always carry your passport. Also bring some cash and bank cards for emergencies.
👕 Clothing: March in Malaysia and Singapore has pleasant weather, bring some short sleeves and shorts, and don’t forget sun protection clothing and a sun hat.
🔋 Chargers, power banks: In this era of always-on phones, these are lifesavers!
That’s it! Travel light and easy, Malaysia and Singapore are waiting for you to have fun!
The Malaysia and Singapore trip is full of excitement, with food, scenery, and culture all in one! Pack your bags, see you in Malaysia and Singapore, don’t miss it!
The Dutch billion house in Malacca is definitely a stunning travel destination! The red house was originally the colonial Dutch Governor's Mansion, and the exterior wall was a striking orange color, with the bell tower in the small square and the church marking these historical relics together, becoming a cultural heritage for all mankind. The Dutch Red House is worth a visit.
Such a lovely place to take a stroll. It is nearby the river and most famous attractions of Melacca. You can also find funny people in costumes here. Highly recommend
It was a trip to Malaysia with family. we visited Stadthuys. We had good time there and really enjoyed the atmosphere and ambiance there
There are many red houses on the Dutch Square, which are historical buildings. There are many people checking in, and the tour takes about half an hour. Next to it is the Malacca River, and opposite is Jonker Street, also known as Chinatown. There is St. Paul's Church on the back hill, and you can see the Strait of Malacca.
Malaysia has Malacca as our tour group of New Matai. Malacca is the blending place of Malaysian foreign cultures, with the cultural imprints of Europe, Asia, the Middle East and other places. The Dutch Red House is a historical evidence of the invasion of colonial Malaysia by the Dutch in Europe in that year. It is famous for its unique red peripheral bricks and tiles. There are precious historical relics in Britain, Malay, Netherlands, Portugal and other countries.
As a world cultural heritage city, the core landscape building of Malacca is the Dutch Red House. The former Dutch colonial governor's palace has now become the Malacca Museum of History. There are quite a lot of exhibitions and exhibits in it. Moreover, a museum is connected with a museum. You have to leave 2-3 hours to see it carefully. Ten ringgit tickets are obviously very worthwhile.
Malacca, an important maritime transportation route connecting East Asia and Europe, was once a Portuguese colony in history, occupied by Dutch ships, and impressed by the arduous struggle of Chinese people to go to the South China Sea. Malacca is not a big city. Almost all the so-called must-visit scenic spots found in the strategy are concentrated in this area. The Dutch Red House is the most prominent one. Even if you don't visit those museums, it's good to look around the Red Castle and enjoy the shining old buildings.
She is the symbol of Malacca, and she says vividly "If you haven't been here in Malacca, you've basically been there in vain". Red House in Holland, Christian Church in Holland, Bell Tower in Holland and Victoria Fountain all constitute the red square complex in front of us. However, we need to do a science popularization. In the middle of the square, the spire with a cross and three arches is actually a Dutch Christian church. Facing the right hand side of the church, the building in the first picture is the Dutch Red House. It used to be a colony governor's palace, and the reason why it was painted red was because the local people loved to eat betel nut, chewed it and painted it with red spots everywhere. The Dutch had a headache. Fortunately, to solve the problem thoroughly, the whole building was painted red.