Malaysia tour packages from Delhi

Non-stop Delhi to Kuala Lumpur flights take about 5 hours 30 minutes, with three or four departures a day across Air India, Malaysia Airlines, AirAsia X and Batik Air (schedules as of September 2026). Langkawi is a one-hour flight on from Kuala Lumpur.

Flights from Delhi leave from Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL). They are not part of the package price: the planner quotes them separately on request, so you choose the airline, the timing and the fare, and the trip starts from the airport transfer when you land.

The non-stop from Delhi takes about 5 hours 30 minutes, so most of the first day goes on the journey; a 5-day plan or longer leaves 3 full days on the ground.

8 plans fit that, from ₹35,499 per person: 6 Days Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Langkawi Escape (6D/5N, from ₹35,499); 6 Days Singapore Malaysia Escape (6D/5N, from ₹50,499); 7 Days Singapore Kuala Lumpur Genting Escape (7D/6N, from ₹54,600); 7 Days Singapore Malaysia Twin Country Escape (7D/6N, from ₹55,002).

6 Days Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Langkawi Escape6D/5N · ₹35,4996 Days Singapore Malaysia Escape from Chennai6D/5N · ₹50,4997 Days Singapore Kuala Lumpur Genting Escape7D/6N · ₹54,6007 Days Singapore Malaysia Twin Country Escape7D/6N · ₹55,002

The holidays Delhi travels on, and what Malaysia is like in those weeks:

• Holi (March): Malaysia in March is Kuala Lumpur's first wet spell, with short afternoon storms.
• Summer holidays (mid-May to June): Malaysia in June is hot and humid in Kuala Lumpur, with Genting Highlands cool all year.
• Diwali (October or November): Malaysia in November is Kuala Lumpur's wettest month.
• The winter break (late December to early January): Malaysia in December and January is the start of the driest stretch for Langkawi; Christmas and New Year are the busiest and dearest weeks; then the driest stretch for Langkawi, the best time to pair the city with the island.

December to February is the driest stretch for Langkawi and the best time to pair the city with the island; Christmas, New Year and Chinese New Year are the busiest and dearest weeks. Kuala Lumpur is hot and humid all year; its wettest months are March to April and October to December, with November the wettest, and the rain usually comes as short afternoon storms. Langkawi is wettest from August to October, when island-hopping boats can be called off, while Genting Highlands stays cool, about 12 to 22°C, in every month.

Malaysia packages from Delhi start at ₹17,999 per person: ₹17,999 for 4 days, ₹35,499 for 6 days and ₹54,600 for 7 days. That is a land package: the hotels, airport transfers, the sightseeing and activities listed on each trip page, and a planner on WhatsApp through the trip. Flights from Delhi are not included; they are quoted separately so you pick the airline and dates. Visa and entry fees are paid separately unless the trip page lists them.

Malaysia is one of the easiest foreign holidays from South India: visa-free for Indians until 31 December 2026 (as of September 2026), four to four and a half hours non-stop from Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, with a large Tamil community that makes vegetarian and South Indian food easy to find, and a city with a cool hill resort an hour's drive away and an island an hour's flight away. The price moves with the hotel category, the month and the group size, so share those three and you get an exact quote rather than a starting figure.

Visa: Indian passport holders can currently visit Malaysia without a visa for up to 30 days for tourism, business or social visits; the waiver runs until 31 December 2026 (as of September 2026), so check the rule again if you travel after that. Submit the free Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online within the three days before you land. Carry a passport valid for at least six months, a confirmed return ticket and a confirmed hotel booking, because immigration can ask to see them.

Money: Malaysian ringgit (MYR, written RM). Cards work in hotels, malls and most restaurants; carry cash for hawker stalls, night markets and small shops. India's NPCI International and Malaysia's PayNet signed an agreement in February 2026 to let Indian UPI apps pay at DuitNow QR codes, but no start date was announced and we could not confirm it is working as of September 2026, so do not count on UPI; take a forex card and some cash.

The longer answers, one page each: what the whole trip costs from India, the visa rules for Indian passports, the best months, a day-by-day itinerary and the comparison people ask about most.

Every destination we plan from Delhi, each on its own page with how to reach it from the city, what it costs and the trips that run there.