Private 2-Day Tour: Thailand, Malaysia & Indonesia (3 Countries) From Singapore

Travelers seeking a seamless and immersive exploration of Southeast Asia’s captivating cultural mosaic will find this private 2-day tour from Singapore to Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia an enticing proposition. Designed to maximize one’s time and experience, the meticulously curated itinerary promises a delightful blend of iconic landmarks, authentic culinary experiences, and serene natural wonders. Whether it’s marveling at the awe-inspiring Petronas Twin Towers, discovering the rich heritage of ancient temples, or indulging in the vibrant local flavors, this tour offers a comprehensive and unforgettable journey through the diverse tapestry of these three enchanting nations. Travelers can anticipate a seamless and luxurious exploration, complete with 5-star accommodations and seamless visa arrangements, setting the stage for an unforgettable adventure.

Good To Know

• A 2-day private tour covering Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, with a guaranteed visit to the Petronas Twin Towers skybridge.
• Includes visa arrangements, 5-star hotel accommodation, and a packed itinerary of cultural and historical landmarks across the three countries.
• Explore significant sites in Indonesia, such as the Pura Agung Amerta Buana temple, Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya, and the Grand Mosque of Batam.
• Visit iconic landmarks in Kuala Lumpur, including the Batu Caves, Istana Negara, and the Petronas Twin Towers observation deck.
• Discover unique experiences in Thailand, such as the Piyamit Communist Hideout Tunnels, the Piyamit Millennium Tree, and the Aiyerweng Skywalk.

Tour Overview and Details

This 2-day private tour offers a comprehensive exploration of Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, seamlessly connecting Singapore as the starting point.

Fully guided with all visa arrangements included, the tour guarantees a visit to the iconic Petronas Twin Towers skybridge.

Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off in Singapore, along with three available reviews, provide added convenience and assurance.

The tour starts at 7:00 am, ensuring a packed itinerary that includes cultural highlights, natural wonders, and architectural marvels across the three countries.

With a 5-star hotel stay and various inclusions, this tour promises an unforgettable immersion in the diverse wonders of Southeast Asia.

Day 1: Singapore to Indonesia and Malaysia

The tour begins at the Singapore Harbourfront Centre, where participants board a ferry for the 1-hour journey to Batam, Indonesia.

Upon arrival, they’ll visit the Pura Agung Amerta Buana temple, home to the highest Padmasana in Indonesia at 18 meters.

Next, they’ll explore the Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya, the largest Chinese temple in Indonesia featuring a 5m gold-plated statue of Maitreya.

After viewing the Grand Mosque of Batam, they’ll sample local Kueh Lapis at a bakery.

The tour then heads to the Tanjak Mosque and Garuda Park before flying to Kuala Lumpur.

In Malaysia, highlights include the Batu Caves, Istana Negara, Merdeka Square, and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers.

Exploring Indonesia

Travelers begin their Indonesian adventure by visiting the Pura Agung Amerta Buana temple, known for housing the highest Padmasana structure in the country at an impressive 18 meters. They’ll then explore the Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya, the largest Chinese temple in Indonesia, featuring a 5-meter gold-plated statue of Maitreya. The tour also includes a stop at the Grand Mosque of Batam, which can accommodate up to 15,000 people and boasts a 66-meter minaret. To enjoy local culture, travelers will sample the beloved Kueh Lapis at a nearby bakery.

Attraction	Height	Significance
Pura Agung Amerta Buana	18 meters	Highest Padmasana in Indonesia
Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya	5 meters	Largest Chinese temple in Indonesia
Grand Mosque of Batam	66 meters	Accommodates 15,000 people

Visiting Kuala Lumpur

After exploring the rich cultural heritage of Indonesia, the tour moves on to the vibrant city of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The first stop is the iconic Batu Caves, home to the tallest Lord Murugan statue in the world, standing at an impressive 42.7 meters.

Next, the tour visits the Istana Negara (National Palace) and the historic Merdeka Square, where Malaysia’s independence was proclaimed.

Finally, the highlight of the Kuala Lumpur leg is the awe-inspiring Petronas Twin Towers, where visitors can access the famous skybridge and observation deck, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline.

1. Visit the towering Batu Caves and Lord Murugan statue.
2. Explore the Istana Negara and Merdeka Square.
3. Experience the iconic Petronas Twin Towers and its skybridge.

Petronas Twin Towers Experience

A visit to the Petronas Twin Towers stands as the crowning jewel of the Kuala Lumpur leg of this private tour.

Guests will marvel at the iconic 88-story skyscrapers, once the world’s tallest buildings. The tour includes access to the skybridge connecting the two towers on the 41st floor and the 86th-floor observation deck, offering panoramic views of the city.

Visitors can explore the Petronas Towers’ extensive shopping mall, filled with high-end stores and dining options.

This guaranteed visit ensures travelers can tick off one of Malaysia’s most recognizable landmarks from their bucket list, capping off an immersive cultural experience across three countries.

Day 2: Malaysia to Thailand

The tour departs from the Pullman Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, heading towards the border with Thailand.

The first stop is the Piyamit Communist Hideout Tunnels, a 1,000-meter-long network used by insurgents during the past conflict.

Next, the group visits the 1,000-year-old Piyamit Millennium Tree, a natural wonder.

Finally, they experience the Aiyerweng Skywalk, the longest skywalk in Southeast Asia at 61 meters.

After exploring Betong City, including the Convention Hall and the largest mailbox in Thailand, the tour enjoys a traditional Thai massage before heading to the Clan Jetties of Penang for dinner.

The day concludes with a flight from Penang back to Singapore.

Discovering Thailand

Travelers next explore the vibrant Betong region of Thailand, nestled near the Malaysia border. They visit the Piyamit Communist Hideout Tunnels, an expansive 1,000-meter network used by insurgents.

The tour then stops at the magnificent Piyamit Millennium Tree, a thousand-year-old natural wonder. Guests experience the thrilling Aiyerweng Skywalk, the longest in Southeast Asia at 61 meters.

In Betong City, they marvel at the towering 9-meter mailbox, the largest in Thailand. The group visits Wat Phuttha Thiwat, home to an impressive 40-meter bronze Buddha statue.

After exploring the Betong Clock Tower and Mongkollit Tunnel, travelers unwind with a rejuvenating traditional Thai massage.

Returning to Singapore

With their exploration of Thailand’s Betong region complete, the group now makes their way back to Singapore.

The final leg of the journey begins with a flight from Penang International Airport, which takes them back to the island city-state in just one hour.

Along the way, they make a stop at the Clan Jetties of Penang, where they can experience the historical villages built on stilts.

Finally, before reaching their destination, the group visits the iconic Jubilee Clock Tower in Georgetown, a monument commemorating Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee.

As the tour comes to an end, the travelers reflect on the diverse cultures, stunning landscapes, and unforgettable experiences they’ve encountered across Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

1. Flight from Penang International Airport to Singapore (1-hour).
2. Visit to the Clan Jetties of Penang, historical villages on stilts.
3. Exploration of the Jubilee Clock Tower in Georgetown, Penang.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Make Changes to the Itinerary During the Tour?

Guests can make changes to the itinerary during the tour, though it’s subject to availability and the guide’s discretion. The tour company aims to accommodate reasonable requests to personalize the experience.

What Is the Maximum Group Size for the Private Tour?

The maximum group size for this private tour is not explicitly stated in the provided information. However, it is likely a small, intimate group given the "private" nature of the tour.

Are Vegetarian/Halal Meal Options Available During the Tour?

Yes, the tour provides vegetarian and halal meal options during the tour. Guests can request these dietary requirements when booking, and the tour operator will make the necessary arrangements to cater to their preferences.

What Happens in Case of Flight or Transportation Delays?

In case of flight or transportation delays, the tour provider will make necessary arrangements to ensure minimal disruption to the itinerary. They’ll rebook flights, provide alternate transportation, and keep guests informed throughout the process to maintain the tour’s smooth flow.

Is There a Cancellation Policy, and What Are the Terms?

There is a cancellation policy in place. Depending on the timing of the cancellation, guests may be eligible for a partial or full refund. Early notice is required to avoid fees.

Sum Up

This private 2-day tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to take in the vibrant cultures of Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. From the iconic Petronas Twin Towers to the serene temples, travelers will be captivated by the region’s breathtaking landscapes and rich heritage. With seamless logistics and 5-star accommodations, this fully guided adventure promises an unforgettable experience, concluding with a peaceful return to Singapore.