Now that travel restrictions has eased up for Singaporeans, we can now revisit our friendly neighbour, Malaysia! Know the travel requirements, what you can do, and where you should go for your next trip.

Our neighboring country has amazing traveling destinations that are waiting for you to explore! You can go shopping, city sightseeing, visit historical sites and many more.

Not only do you get to enjoy bustling city life in Kuala Lumpur, but Malaysia also offers you the beauty of mother nature. If you would like to experience what mother nature has to offer, Malaysia is the perfect destination.

It is not the recommended mode of transportation, but if you like to get the road trip experience, you can travel by car, bus, or train:

Booking a car in Singapore to Kuala Lumpur trip would not be ideal as the car rental prices are higher in Singapore. Instead, take a rental car when you're in Johor Bahru.

For those who are not keen on flying or driving on their own, you can opt for a bus or train.

There are numerous buses that depart from Singapore on a daily basis with flexible rates.

Things to know:

If taking a bus is not your cup of tea, you can try the train.

There are both day and night trains available departing from Singapore. It is recommended for you to opt for the night train, where you can sleep your way to KL Sentral as the trip will take around five to six hours.

Nevertheless, the day train also has its upsides. You get to enjoy the view of the quaint villages along the Singapore – KL route.

If you are worried about the cost, fret not. National carriers like AirAsia and Malaysian Airlines offer low-cost flights for those who are on a budget.

If you are looking for the perfect window to get the best fare, either plan ahead or be on the lookout for limited-time flight promotions.

There are six international airports that provide direct flights from Singapore:

The traveling hours might differ depending on your destination. However, the usual traveling route from Changi International Airport to KLIA will take around only one hour and 10 minutes.

Some of the leading airlines that offer direct flights from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur are Jetstar Asia Airways, Scoot, Singapore Airlines, AirAsia, Malaysian Airlines, and Malindo Air.

The usual price usually ranges from around SGD 80 to SGD 215. If you are lucky, you could get flight tickets as low as SGD 70 for an economy seat.

Be mindful of the booking policies on both airlines and whichever booking platform your purchase your ticket from.

During these unexpected times, it is always best to double-check the refund and rescheduling policies before you make any flight booking.

If you are booking with us (hopefully!), you can always keep up to date with our booking policies from our Traveloka Lifestyle SuperApp website or our 24/7 customer service that is up and ready to assist you.

Despite being a small country, Malaysia has everything you need for a perfect getaway with your family, friends, or alone!

Rich with its cultural diversity and the numerous destinations that draw people worldwide to come and set foot in Malaysia.

Known as the tallest twin towers in the world amidst the bustling city life of Kuala Lumpur, the Twin Towers is an iconic landmark for Malaysia.

Both international and local tourists flock here to marvel at the panoramic view of the city from the sky bridge that connects the towers.

While admiring the 425 meters high skyscraper, you can also shop until you drop at Suria KLCC located next to the towers.

The towers are also equipped with a 50-acre KLCC Park, Petrosains Discovery Centre, and Aquaria KLCC aquarium in the building itself. It is a perfect place for some family time, don’t you think?

Things to know:

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, only adults who are already fully vaccinated and have completed 14 days quarantine from their second dose are allowed to be admitted.

For children under the age of 18, they must be accompanied by fully vaccinated adults with them.

NOTE: In compliance with the new SOPs on the COVID-19 pandemic, precautionary measures will be implemented where slots are being limited to only 50% of its capacity. You might want to book the tickets earlier to reserve your slots.

Langkawi has it all. If you would like to escape from city life and relax on a tropical island – head to Langkawi.

The crystal clear water with powdered-like sands made the long trip to Kedah worth every bit.

After almost two years of lockdown, sunbathing at Tanjung Aru feels like a dream come true. Enjoy the picturesque view while eating Langkawi’s famous local cuisine, mee gulung, at the nearby stalls.

Did you know that Langkawi has a duty-free status? This means you need to come here with an extra empty suitcase because you will find a lot of things at cheaper prices.

As of the day this article was published, Langkawi is already open to international tourists under standard operating procedures during this pandemic, including:

A'Famosa Fort is one of the oldest European architectural remains in Asia. History has it, the fortress held the entire Portuguese administration that has its own hospital, churches, and officers’ residences.

After invading Malacca and defeating Malacca’s Sultanate, Alfonso de Albuquerque built the fortress near the sea.

This powerful fortress was used to protect Malacca from foreign invasion. In 1961, the Dutch stole control from the Portuguese and drove them away from the city.

You will find buildings in Malacca with some architectural influence from the Portuguese and the Dutch.

There is still a lot of history after the conquer of Dutch.

If you are curious to learn how Malacca gained its independence from foreign powers and became one of the most precious historical sites in Malaysia? Come on down!

Georgetown is listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites as it reflects the diverse communities that can be seen in the town itself.

The most interesting part of Georgetown is that everything can be reached within walking distance.

The town is very pedestrian-friendly!

Enjoy its vibrant and colorful culture that can be seen when you are walking throughout the town. Take a stroll by the streets, and you will see fascinating artworks down Georgetown's streets.

If walking sounds tiring, a trishaw is an excellent transportation to get around the town where you can explore the interesting attractions here like Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Clan Jetties, Kek Lok Si Temple, and many more.

To ensure everyone’s safety during these times, tourists must abide by the standard operating procedures being implemented throughout their stay in Penang.

Travelers and tourists should always take extra precautions to be safe even though they are vaccinated. Malaysia has implemented travel requirements for international tourists to Malaysia.

Not to end on a somber note, but with COVID-19 and its variants still running around, we have to support each other in order to travel safely.

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