Kuala Lumpur in three full days, which is about right for it. The colonial core around Merdeka Square and the High Court, the King’s Palace from the gates, the National Monument. Then the modern city: the Saloma Link bridge, Bintang Walk, Pavilion KL and the Twin Towers from the park below.
The quieter half is better. Chan See Shu Yuen, the Cantonese clan temple from 1906 with the ceramic roof. Petaling Street and its art lane. REXKL, the old cinema turned vertical bookshop and maze. Central Market, and Jalan Alor at night, which is where you actually eat.
Cebu Pacific flies you both ways. Note the timings: you leave Manila at 8:15 in the evening and land after midnight, and you fly home at five to one in the morning. That is what makes a five day trip out of three nights.
Six departures between January and April 2027, all ₱29,185 per person, which is USD 449, with every entrance fee included.
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Booking Information – Upon booking, please expect an email from us with your voucher, your reminders and what happens next.
Airfare – This package does not include your flights. Book your own, then tell us your arrival and departure times so we can set your transfers and your tour around them.
Hotel – Rooms are twin sharing. Standard check-in is 2PM and check out is 12NN unless the itinerary says otherwise. Early check-in and late check-out are subject to availability and fees. Children are arranged in the same room as their parents. If an extra room is needed, or for special requests, additional costs will apply.
Dates – The rate holds until 31 December 2026 and is not available over Christmas, New Year or public holidays. Rates are subject to change and all rooms are subject to availability.
All six departures are the same, ₱29,185 per person on twin sharing, which is USD 449. The dates are 22 to 26 January, 19 to 23 February, 12 to 16 March, 2 to 6 April, 9 to 13 April and 23 to 27 April 2027.
No. The fare has 10kg of hand carry only and nothing in the hold. For four days that may be enough, but tell us when you book if you want a checked bag added.
Philippine passport holders have not needed one for short tourist stays, but entry rules change and it is your passport, not ours. Check the current position with the Malaysian Embassy before you fly. Nothing in this price covers a visa if one turns out to be needed.
Because both flights are overnight. You leave Manila at 8:15 on the evening of Day 1 and land after midnight. You fly home at five to one in the morning after a full Day 4. So you get three full days on the ground and five calendar days off work. Plan the first and last days as travel days.
No, they are the optional at USD 80 per person, about ₱5,200, which covers the Genting Highlands cable car and Batu Caves together. If the rainbow steps are the picture you want, say so when you book.
RM 10 per room per night, which Malaysia charges foreign guests. You pay it at the hotel directly, not through us. Three nights comes to RM 30 a room, about ₱390.
Children cost more than adults on this tour, which surprises people. A child from 8 to 18 with their own bed is USD 579 and a child from 2 to 7 without a bed is USD 539, against the adult USD 449. That is the hotel bed charge. Tell us the ages when you book.
Breakfast at the hotel each morning plus the meals listed on each day. Dinner is mostly yours, which in Kuala Lumpur is the right way round. Jalan Alor on the last evening is on the programme and is the best street food in the city.
The supplier has not quoted a single supplement for this tour. Tell us when you enquire and we will get the figure before you commit.
