2-Week Malaysia and Thailand Tour Packages
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Insider tips: Recommended 2-week Malaysia And Thailand itineraries
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14 Day Southeast Asia Itinerary, incl. Bangkok and Singapore
A 14-day adventure through Malaysia and Thailand's premier destinations takes you snorkeling in Ang Thong Marine Park, through George Town's UNESCO heritage zone, along Cameron Highlands' tea trails, and to Kuala Lumpur's iconic Petronas Towers. The journey includes a traditional homestay at Chenderoh Lake.
- Days 1-2
Bangkok, Thailand
Get to Wat Pho by 8 AM to beat the crowds. "It's best to travel around by water taxi since the streets are so crowded. We recommend Chao Phraya River for excellent views." After exploring temples during the day, check out the lively Khao San Road area before taking an overnight train south.
- Days 3-5
Southern Thailand
From Surat Thani, make your way to Khao Sok National Park to see impressive limestone cliffs and jungle scenery. Take a trip to Lake Cheow Lan for swimming and hiking. Next, take a ferry to Koh Samui for beaches and snorkeling at Ang Thong Marine Park. The park closes during monsoon season from mid-October to mid-December. "Book the Ang Thong day trip early in your stay in case weather causes cancellations."
- Days 6-7
Penang, Malaysia
Cross into Malaysia to explore George Town's street art and food scene. The historic area is easy to walk but gets very hot during midday. "The street art is best photographed early morning or late afternoon when the harsh sun won't wash out your photos. Save the middle of the day for exploring the air-conditioned Peranakan museums."
- Days 8-9
Malaysian Highlands
Stay at a homestay on Chenderoh Lake to experience local life before heading to the Cameron Highlands. The cool weather makes it perfect for hiking and visiting tea plantations. Bring warm clothes for chilly evenings. Look for the giant Rafflesia flower if it's in season.
- Days 10-11
Kuala Lumpur
You'll need two full days in Malaysia's capital. Start with the Batu Caves in the morning before the heat kicks in. The 272 steps are much easier then. Take time to explore the local food scene. "Don't miss the night market - it's a local institution since 1928. Try the nasi lemak, Malaysia's national dish made with coconut rice."
- Days 12-13
Melaka & Singapore
Visit Melaka's canals and Peranakan heritage sites before going to Singapore. Border crossing takes 1-2 hours depending on traffic. Make the most of your time in Singapore by focusing on Gardens by the Bay and the hawker centers. "Book an extra night in Singapore if possible - there's too much to squeeze into just one day."
- Day 14
Singapore Departure
Spend your final morning exploring before heading to Changi Airport. It's rated the world's best, so arrive early to check out its attractions.
14 Days in Southeast Asia, incl. Bangkok and Singapore
This 14-day route from Bangkok's vibrant streets to Langkawi's pristine beaches showcases the best of Malaysia and Thailand. The trip features stops at Khao Sok National Park, Krabi's dramatic coastline, and Penang's UNESCO sites. Accommodations range from jungle lodges to city hotels, with 12 breakfasts included.
- Days 1-2
Bangkok
Begin your journey in Thailand's vibrant capital. Take your first day to explore the Khao San Road area and adjust to the time zone. On day 2 visit the Grand Palace complex first thing in the morning. One traveler noted, "Getting to the Grand Palace early is key - it gets incredibly hot and crowded by mid-morning." Spend the afternoon exploring local markets before catching the overnight train south.
- Days 3-4
Khao Sok National Park
From Surat Thani station make your way to this stunning rainforest park. A recent visitor shared: "Khao Sok was definitely the highlight - such a beautiful place, the lake views and jungle lodge experience were incredible." Take a long-tail boat across Cheow Larn Lake and visit Pakarang Caves. Pack quick-dry clothes and good walking shoes since the humidity makes regular cotton uncomfortable.
- Days 5-6
Krabi
Spend two nights enjoying coastal Thailand. Take the first afternoon to unwind by the pool or browse local markets. Plan an island-hopping tour to Railay Beach on day 6. "The half-day cruise of the islands was worth every penny," according to one traveler. Visit beaches early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak sun hours.
- Days 7-8
Langkawi
Take the ferry to Malaysia's Langkawi Island. The two-hour journey offers great views from the right side of the boat. Use these days for beach time and relaxation. A traveler noted: "Don't miss the sunset dinner cruise in Langkawi - the views of the archipelago are spectacular."
- Days 9-10
Penang
Discover Malaysia's food paradise Georgetown. "Penang was a really cool city and the street food was next level," one reviewer shared. Rent bikes to explore the UNESCO heritage zone and try local favorites like char kway teow and assam laksa. The evening hours offer cooler temperatures and beautifully lit street art.
- Days 11-12
Kuala Lumpur
Take a morning train from Penang and book first class for comfort. Start with the Batu Caves before it gets too hot. "The Batu Caves were incredible, but watch out for the cheeky monkeys while taking photos," one traveler warned. Your second day is perfect for exploring the city center and enjoying local food at Jalan Alor night market.
- Days 13-14
Singapore
Book a morning flight from KL to maximize your time in Singapore. Visit Gardens by the Bay after dark and sample authentic dishes at various hawker centers. One visitor recommended: "End your trip with cocktails at Marina Bay Sands - expensive but worth it for the iconic views."
14 Day Southeast Asia Itinerary, incl. Singapore and Phuket
A grand 14-day tour stretches from Malacca's Christ Church to Phuket's James Bond Island. Visitors climb Batu Caves' 272 steps and marvel at Bangkok's Temple of Dawn. Luxurious stays at Meliá Kuala Lumpur and Burasari Phuket Resort complement visits to cultural landmarks.
- Days 1-3
Singapore
Begin your journey in modern Singapore. Plan an afternoon arrival at Changi Airport to skip rush hour traffic. Start day one exploring Arab Street, Little India and Chinatown. Visit Little India's bazaars in the morning before it gets too hot. Take a river cruise on a bumboat as the sun sets for beautiful city views. On day three, visit the UNESCO Botanic Gardens right when they open at 5 AM. The cool morning air and local joggers create a nice atmosphere.
- Days 4-5
Malacca
Take a 3-hour drive north to historic Malacca. Visit the red Dutch Square buildings early for the best photos. Wear good walking shoes for exploring Stadthuys and Christ Church. Visit Melaka Straits Mosque at sunset when it looks like it's floating on water. Find local food at Jonker Street Night Market on weekends or try restaurants in Little India during the week.
- Days 6-7
Kuala Lumpur
The drive from Malacca takes about 2 hours. Visit the National Monument early before crowds gather. Go to Petronas Towers in late afternoon when lines are shorter. Get to Batu Caves early to climb the 272 colorful steps. The steps get slippery in rain and very hot later in the day. Remember modest clothing that covers knees and shoulders for temples.
- Days 8-10
Bangkok
Fly to Thailand's vibrant capital. Get to the Grand Palace right at 8:30 AM opening time before tour groups arrive. Wear closed shoes since the marble gets very hot. Visit floating markets early as they start closing around 11 AM. Taking the James Bond Island trip from Bangkok is a long day but saves time compared to doing it from Phuket.
- Days 11-14
Phuket
Spend your final days relaxing in Phuket. Book a hotel on the west coast beaches if traveling during monsoon season (May-October). Take a luxury catamaran to James Bond Island instead of a crowded longtail boat. Keep one day free to enjoy your hotel or join a cooking class.
