Excursion from Phuket to Kuala Lumpur

Excursion from Phuket to Malaysia for 2 days
Tours in Phuket are not limited to just nearby provinces and islands. You can book a trip to other cities and countries, one of which is the trip from Phuket to Malaysia. By visiting Kuala Lumpur, you can see historical landmarks, twin towers, religious temples, and other attractions. But let's go through everything in order.

Day one

Around 5 AM, a minibus picks you up from the hotel to take you to the airport. At 8:10 AM, the flight to Malaysia departs (departure time may vary). The cost of the trip includes airline tickets, so the departure time and exact time of leaving the hotel will be communicated the day before the trip.

In 1 hour and 30 minutes the plane will land at Kuala Lumpur airport, where you need to go through passport control. A Russian guide will meet you at the exit and the sightseeing trip begins.

Chinese temple
The first stop will be the sacred Chinese temple The Thean Hou. This month hosts the main cultural celebrations of the Chinese community in Malaysia. For example, it is during this month that they gather to celebrate the Chinese New Year. In the building, besides the temple, there is a restaurant and a wedding palace.

The entire building is designed in traditional Chinese style with decorations in the form of dragons. On the street, there are statues of the 12 zodiac signs, against which you can take great photos.

Royal Palace
The next stop is the royal palace. The construction of this building was allocated 250 million dollars in 2006, and after 4 years, the palace was fully completed. Access to the territory is prohibited, so you admire the beauty and grandeur of architectural thought from the outside, take photos against the backdrop, and move on.

National parks
Another attraction of Malaysia is the national monument, which is one of the largest bronze statues in the world. The sculpture depicts 7 people, each symbolizing the best aspects of human character: leadership, vigilance, self-sacrifice, strength, courage, endurance, and unity.

Nearby is the national mosque with a capacity of 15,000 people. This mosque has become a symbol of Malaysia's independence, making it a significant landmark with a unique structure and design.

Unique architectural attractions
The old railway station is a building with unique architecture combining Eastern and Western styles. After half a century, the station could no longer handle the load of incoming trains and was replaced by a newer building. Now it is used as offices.

The heart of the historical part of the city is Merdeka Square, also known as Independence Square. This month, old architectural structures have been preserved that attract with their appearance. The highlight of the month is the administration palace built by the British during the development of their colony.

The highlight of the first day's trip program is the Petronas Towers located in the city center. The height of the twins is 452 meters and 88 floors. The two buildings are connected by a skybridge built on the 42nd floor, from which there is a great view of the city.

End of the day
After the tour, there will be lunch, check-in at the hotel, and free time. You can consult with the guide on how to best spend the evening in Kuala Lumpur or look in the local attractions guide.

Day two

After breakfast, the first half of the day is completely at your disposal. You can choose your own leisure activities and visit local cultural and entertainment venues.

At 2:30 PM, we meet with the guide and head to two more attractions according to the trip program.

The first stop will be the Batu Caves, where a 43-meter statue of Murugan - the god of war in Hinduism - is located at the entrance. To reach the first cave, you will have to climb a staircase 243 meters high.

In the center of Indian culture in Malaysia, there are temples and natural caves that are 130 million years old. The Batu Caves represent a religious complex, which you will study.

Before the transfer to the airport, there is one last place to visit – Putrajaya, where all the executive power of Malaysia is concentrated, along with a mosque, administrative buildings, and an international conference center.

Return to Phuket
At 20:40, a plane departs from Kuala Lumpur airport, and in a couple of hours you will be in Phuket.

Don't hesitate, book the trip from Phuket to Kuala Lumpur on our website and head towards new experiences!