
Singapore & Malaysia Kochi to the Peninsula
Through the garden domes and Universal Studios of Singapore, across the border by coach, and up to the twin towers, the golden Murugan statue, and the casino hills of Malaysia.
Singapore Airlines flights, 4-star hotels, all meals, the Singapore visa, entry tickets and tips — all in one booking.
The Journey in One Look.

Six days departing Kochi on set group dates through the year, flying Kochi to Singapore on Singapore Airlines and returning from Kuala Lumpur. Two nights in Singapore, two in Kuala Lumpur and one in Genting Highlands, in 4-star or premium hotels. Singapore to Malaysia is by coach across the land border. Continental buffet breakfast, with lunch and dinner at Indian restaurants. The Singapore visa cost, entry tickets, tips, drinking water, airport taxes and GST are included, with travel insurance up to age 70 and a Malayalee tour manager plus local guides in every city.
Duration
6 Days
Countries
Singapore & Malaysia
Route
Singapore · Kuala Lumpur · Genting
Hotels
4-Star / Premium
Visa
Singapore Visa Included
Flights
Singapore Airlines
Day by Day
Singapore's gardens and Universal Studios, the border crossing by coach, Kuala Lumpur end to end, Batu Caves and Genting, and Putrajaya home.

The group assembles at Cochin International Airport, meets the Fortune tour manager, and completes check-in and emigration formalities for the flight to Singapore.
Land in Singapore, the island nation just north of the equator off the tip of the Malay Peninsula. After a breakfast stop, the half-day guided city tour covers the Merlion, the Esplanade, Parliament House, the Supreme Court, the harbour view from Mount Faber, Orchard Road, Raffles Place, the giant observation wheel and the Westin Stamford, with check-in after lunch. The evening opens at Gardens by the Bay, with entry to the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest, where a 42-metre green mountain rises indoors beside a 35-metre waterfall, and closes on the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark deck with the lit city below.
Overnight in Singapore. Meals: lunch, dinner.
A full day inside Universal Studios Singapore, riding Transformers, Revenge of the Mummy, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure and Shrek 4-D, with lunch in the park on a meal voucher and free time for repeat rides. In the evening, Sentosa stages Wings of Time, a night show of water screens, lasers, flames and fireworks set on the open sea.
Overnight in Singapore. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
The morning belongs to the Singapore Oceanarium on Sentosa, reopened in 2025 at three times its earlier size, with 22 themed zones, vast jellyfish displays, deep-sea habitats and a viewing panel 36 metres wide. After lunch, the coach heads north, crosses the border into Malaysia, and reaches Kuala Lumpur by evening, where the 451-metre Petronas Twin Towers rule the skyline.
Overnight in Kuala Lumpur. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
The half-day guided city tour runs through the Golden Triangle and the commercial centre, the King's Palace, the National Mosque, Lake Gardens, the National Monument and the grand buildings of Independence Square, then climbs the 421-metre KL Tower. After lunch comes the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, a covered aviary among the largest anywhere, holding more than 3,000 birds across over 200 species. The evening ends beneath the Petronas Twin Towers at their brightest after dark.
Overnight in Kuala Lumpur. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Take the road to the hills. En route stands Batu Caves, where the world's tallest Murugan statue rises 42.7 metres in gold beside the Sri Murugan Perumal Kovil at the foot of the limestone caves, unveiled at the Thaipusam festival of 2006. The drive then climbs past palm and paddy country to the cable car, which glides over green slopes into the cool air of Genting Highlands in the Titiwangsa mountains. Check in, take free time, and spend the evening at the Genting casino, one of the largest in Asia.
Overnight in Genting. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Come down to Kuala Lumpur for the Putrajaya city tour, the planned city 25 kilometres south that became the seat of Malaysia's government in 1999. By evening, transfer to the airport for the flight home, carrying sweet memories of the Fortune Tours Singapore Malaysia tour.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner on board.
What's Covered & What's Not

Before you fly
Visas & Papers, the Essentials
The Singapore visa cost is inside the package and Fortune processes the papers with you.
01
Singapore visa
The Singapore visa cost is part of the package, and Fortune processes the papers with you.
02
Malaysia entry
Malaysia's entry rules for Indian passport holders are confirmed at booking, since requirements change from time to time.
03
Valid passport
Passports need six months of validity beyond the return date, four blank pages and no damage; a damaged or short passport risks denied boarding with no refund.
04
Visa granting
Granting rests with the consulate; visa fees and issued flight tickets are non-refundable in all cases.
05
Check your visa
Visa copies are emailed — check the sticker details as soon as they arrive; where an e-visa or visa on arrival applies, travellers verify their own documents before departure.
06
Insurance
Travel insurance covers Indian residents only; foreign passport holders arrange their own cover.
Cancellation Policy
| When you cancel | Charge |
|---|---|
| 30 days before departure | 50% of the tour cost |
| Within 15 days of departure | 100% of the tour cost |
| Booking deposit | Non-refundable in all cases |

Pack Once, See Both Sides of the Border.
Thirty seats a batch, set dates through the year, and every connection booked before you zip the bag. Send your month and headcount, and the desk starts holding places.







