Best Singapore & Malaysia Tour Packages from Delhi (2026): Family, Honeymoon & Budget Options
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We’ve guided 500+ Delhi families to Southeast Asia over the past eight years, and one question comes up every single time: “Should we do Singapore, Malaysia, or both?”
The honest answer? Both — and here’s why.
Singapore and Malaysia are two of the most traveler-friendly destinations in Asia. Indian nationals get 30-day visa-free entry into Malaysia, and Singapore’s e-visa process takes less than three working days. Add direct flights from Indira Gandhi International Airport, Hindi-speaking local contacts, and a cuisine scene that feels genuinely familiar, and you have the cleanest first international trip a Delhi family can take.
At TravelsYatra, we’ve built our Singapore & Malaysia Tour Packages from Delhi from the ground up based on real feedback from Delhi travelers — not from brochures. What you’ll find in this guide is everything you need: itinerary options, pricing in INR, visa steps, and the honest ground-reality details that other travel sites skip.
Let’s get into it.
Why Delhi Travelers Keep Choosing Singapore and Malaysia
Before we get to packages and prices, it helps to understand why this particular corridor has become the default first international destination for North Indian families.
Familiar food, genuinely. Both countries have large Indian Tamil and Punjabi communities. Little India in Singapore and Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur serve proper dosas, butter chicken, and biryani. Your kids will not go hungry.
English everywhere. No language barrier at airports, hotels, or tourist attractions. Even in smaller towns like Georgetown, Penang, English signage is the norm.
Climate consistency. Both destinations are warm year-round. Unlike Europe or Central Asia, you don’t need to pack heavy winter gear. A light summer wardrobe works across both countries.
Flight frequency from Delhi. IndiGo, Air India, and Singapore Airlines operate multiple daily flights. Travel time to Singapore is roughly 5.5 hours; to Kuala Lumpur, about 5 hours. Neither requires a layover by default.
Value for INR. The Singapore Dollar and Malaysian Ringgit both offer reasonably favorable exchange rates for Indian travelers. A full sit-down family meal in Penang costs less than ₹800 per person. Malaysia, in particular, is one of the most affordable international destinations for Indian tourists in terms of daily spend.
Our Singapore and Malaysia Tour Packages from Delhi
TravelsYatra offers four core package tiers for Singapore and Malaysia travel from Delhi. Each is customizable — dates, hotel categories, add-on experiences, and group sizes can all be adjusted. Here is what is included in each.
Package 1: 7-Day Singapore and Penang Tour (Most Popular)
Best for: First-time international travelers, families with school-age children, mixed groups
This is our most booked package. Seven days gives you the right balance — enough time to cover Singapore’s main attractions without rushing, plus a meaningful two-day leg in Penang that most travelers say is the highlight of the trip.
Day-by-day sketch:
- Day 1: Departure from Delhi (IGI) → Singapore Changi Airport. Check-in at 4-star equivalent hotel in central Singapore.
- Day 2: City tour — Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands observation deck.
- Day 3: Universal Studios Singapore (full day). This is the bucket-list day, especially for kids.
- Day 4: Sentosa Island — beaches, cable car, optional sea aquarium.
- Day 5: Flight to Penang. Check-in. Afternoon explore of Georgetown’s street art and heritage shophouses.
- Day 6: Penang Hill, Kek Lok Si Temple, Batu Ferringhi beach. Street food evening — char kway teow, laksa, and Penang rojak.
- Day 7: Return flight to Delhi.
Pricing Table
| Package | Per Person (₹) | 2 People (₹) | Family of 4 (₹) | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7-Day Singapore & Penang | 42,000 | 84,000 | 1,68,000 | Flight, Hotel, Breakfast, City tours |
What’s included: Return flights from Delhi, 4-star equivalent hotels throughout, daily breakfast, all city tours and transfers mentioned above, Universal Studios entry, travel insurance, and a dedicated TravelsYatra contact number active 24/7 in English and Hindi.
What’s not included: Personal shopping, dinners (unless specified), optional premium experiences like the Singapore Flyer or Wings of Time show.
Package 2: 8-Day Luxury Singapore and Langkawi (Premium Experience)
Best for: Honeymooners, anniversary couples, premium family travelers who want resort-level comfort
Langkawi is what people mean when they say “hidden gem.” It is a duty-free island off the northwestern coast of Malaysia with a beach scene that rivals the Maldives at a fraction of the price. This package pairs Singapore’s urban energy with Langkawi’s total relaxation.
If you’re on a romantic getaway, our Honeymoon in Malaysia package offers villa stays and spa experiences that make this particular combination unforgettable.
Day-by-day sketch:
- Days 1-3: Singapore — Marina Bay, Universal Studios, Clarke Quay evening, shopping at Orchard Road.
- Day 4: Flight to Langkawi. Beachfront resort check-in. Spa afternoon.
- Days 5-6: Langkawi — Pantai Cenang beach, island hopping tour, Eagle Square, Langkawi Sky Bridge.
- Day 7: Free day in Langkawi. Optional mangrove kayaking.
- Day 8: Return to Delhi via Kuala Lumpur.
Pricing Table
| Package | Per Person (₹) | 2 People (₹) | Family of 4 (₹) | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8-Day Luxury (+ Langkawi) | 58,000 | 1,16,000 | 2,32,000 | Premium flights, 4-5 star hotels, spa |
What’s included: Premium economy or business class option, 4-5 star hotels including beachfront resort in Langkawi, daily breakfast, airport-to-hotel transfers in private vehicles, Singapore city tour, island hopping in Langkawi, one spa session per person, travel insurance.
For beach lovers, it’s also worth comparing Langkawi with our Andaman beach packages — both are exceptional, but Langkawi wins on international experience and resort variety.
Package 3: 6-Day Singapore City Essentials (Budget-Conscious)
Best for: Solo travelers, young couples, first international trip on a tighter budget
Six days in Singapore only — ideal for travelers who want a focused, no-fuss international experience without the complexity of multi-city movement. Singapore is compact and extremely well-connected by MRT (subway), so you can cover a remarkable amount in six days.
Day-by-day sketch:
- Day 1: Arrival in Singapore. Check-in. Evening at Clarke Quay.
- Day 2: Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Merlion Park.
- Day 3: Universal Studios Singapore — full day.
- Day 4: Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam (Arab Street). This day is as much cultural immersion as sightseeing.
- Day 5: Sentosa Island and optional day trips to Johor Bahru (just across the causeway in Malaysia — easily done in a day).
- Day 6: Return to Delhi.
Pricing Table
| Package | Per Person (₹) | 2 People (₹) | Family of 4 (₹) | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6-Day Singapore City | 35,000 | 70,000 | 1,40,000 | Flight, Hotel, Breakfast, Day trips |
What’s included: Return flights, 3-4 star hotel in central Singapore, daily breakfast, city tour, Universal Studios entry, transfers, travel insurance.
Our budget family tour guide breaks down expenses across destinations if you want to compare per-day spends before deciding.
Package 4: 10-Day Grand Southeast Asia (Multi-Country)
Best for: Experienced travelers, extended families, those who want the complete Southeast Asia experience in one trip
This is our flagship itinerary. Ten days covering Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Langkawi — a genuine Southeast Asia circuit that would typically require months of independent planning to book and execute smoothly.
Day-by-day sketch:
- Days 1-3: Singapore — all highlights, Universal Studios, Sentosa.
- Day 4: Train or flight to Kuala Lumpur. KLCC Twin Towers evening visit.
- Day 5: KL city tour — Batu Caves, Central Market, Bukit Bintang for shopping.
- Day 6: Flight or drive to Penang. Georgetown exploration.
- Day 7: Penang in depth — temples, Penang Hill, street food night market.
- Day 8: Flight to Langkawi. Beach resort check-in.
- Days 9-10: Langkawi island — beach time, mangroves, duty-free shopping. Return to Delhi.
Pricing Table
| Package | Per Person (₹) | 2 People (₹) | Family of 4 (₹) | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10-Day Grand SE Asia | 72,000 | 1,44,000 | 2,88,000 | All-inclusive multi-country |
What’s included: All internal flights within Southeast Asia, return flights from Delhi, 4-star hotels throughout, daily breakfast, all guided city tours mentioned, Universal Studios entry, Langkawi island hopping, Batu Caves tour, dedicated TravelsYatra guide for the Singapore leg, 24/7 Hindi support line, travel insurance.
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Best Time to Visit Singapore and Malaysia from Delhi
Both Singapore and Malaysia are year-round destinations, but timing matters depending on which regions you are visiting.
November to February is the peak travel season from India — Delhi winters push families abroad, flight prices rise, and Universal Studios gets crowded. Book at least 6-8 weeks in advance for this window.
March to June is arguably the sweet spot. School holidays aside, this period offers lower airfares, good hotel availability, and relatively dry weather across Peninsular Malaysia. Langkawi can see occasional afternoon showers but mornings are consistently clear.
July to September coincides with Indian school holidays. Prices are mid-range, and this is an excellent time for family travel. Singapore’s heat is manageable with indoor attractions and air-conditioned transport.
October is the shoulder of Malaysia’s northeast monsoon. The west coast (Langkawi, Penang, KL) remains largely unaffected, but travel to the east coast of Malaysia is best avoided.
We’ve guided Delhi travelers across all seasons. If your dates are fixed, let us assess the weather and pricing situation at TravelsYatra before you commit.
Visa and Documentation for Indian Travelers
This is where many first-time international travelers feel anxious. Here is the straightforward truth.
Malaysia: Indian passport holders get visa-free entry for up to 30 days. You need a valid passport (at least 6 months validity beyond travel dates), a return flight ticket, and hotel booking confirmations. That is it. No visa fee, no embassy appointment.
Singapore: Indian nationals require a Singapore Tourist Visa. The good news is that this is processed electronically and usually approved within 3 working days. Our team handles the application on your behalf as part of the package — you just provide your passport scans and recent photo.
Documents you need for the full trip:
- Valid Indian passport (6+ months validity)
- Confirmed return flight tickets
- Hotel booking confirmations
- Travel insurance (included in TravelsYatra packages)
- Bank statement (last 3 months, showing sufficient funds — roughly ₹1,00,000 or more for a family)
- Leave letter from employer or school (for children traveling during term time)
See our step-by-step Passport and Visa Guide for complete international travel documentation — especially useful if this is your family’s first time applying for any foreign visa.
Our Penang team has 12 local guides, and our Singapore ground contact handles airport pickups directly. You will not be navigating Changi Airport alone on your first international trip.
What to Expect: Honest Ground-Reality Notes
After running 500+ Delhi family groups through these itineraries, here is what we tell people directly rather than letting them discover it on arrival.
Singapore is expensive — but manageable with a plan. Hawker center meals (the local food courts) are cheap, often ₹300-600 per person. Full restaurant meals are pricier. Our packages include breakfast, which takes care of the morning. Budget roughly ₹1,500-2,500 per adult per day for lunches, dinners, and incidentals.
Universal Studios needs a full day — minimum. Do not try to squeeze it into a half day. If you have young children, budget for Express Passes — the queue times during peak season can run 60-90 minutes per ride without them.
Penang is best explored on a motorbike-sidecar or in a tuk-tuk. Georgetown’s alleyways are too narrow for standard tour buses. Our local guides take small groups through the street art, clan jetties, and heritage trails on vehicles that actually fit the streets.
Langkawi’s duty-free status is real. Chocolate, alcohol, cosmetics, and electronics are meaningfully cheaper. Stock up if that is relevant to you.
Currency exchange: Exchange INR to SGD and MYR before leaving India for a better rate. Delhi’s Karol Bagh and Connaught Place money changers typically offer better rates than airport counters or ATMs abroad.
Cost Breakdown: What You’ll Actually Spend
Beyond the package price, here is a realistic additional daily spend estimate per person:
| Expense | Singapore (₹/day) | Malaysia (₹/day) |
|---|---|---|
| Lunch + Dinner (hawker/local) | 1,000-1,500 | 600-900 |
| Local transport (MRT/taxi) | 400-700 | 300-500 |
| Entry tickets (non-included) | 500-1,500 | 400-1,000 |
| Shopping | Variable | Variable |
| Total estimate | ₹2,000-3,700 | ₹1,300-2,400 |
Malaysia, especially Penang, is noticeably more affordable than Singapore for day-to-day spending. This is part of why our 7-day combined package offers better overall value than a 7-day Singapore-only itinerary.
Real Traveler Stories
Sharma Family, Vasant Kunj (Family of 4) — 7-Day Singapore and Penang “Our kids (ages 9 and 13) still talk about Universal Studios three months later. Penang’s street food was an unexpected highlight — my husband and I were not expecting to enjoy a food tour that much. TravelsYatra’s local guide in Penang was outstanding, genuinely knowledgeable about everything from George Town’s history to where to find the best char kway teow. Seamless trip from IGI to the return flight.” ★★★★★
Mehta Couple, Gurugram — 8-Day Luxury Langkawi “We booked this for our 10th anniversary. The resort in Langkawi was exactly what we needed after a stressful year — beachfront villa, spa, and total quiet. Singapore leg was energetic and fun. The shift from urban Singapore to island Langkawi in one trip is a perfect combination for couples. Highly recommend through TravelsYatra for the seamless arrangements.” ★★★★★
Kapoor Group, Greater Kailash (7 Adults, Mixed Ages) — 10-Day Grand SE Asia “We were nervous about coordinating a multi-city trip for a mixed group — ages ranging from 22 to 67. TravelsYatra handled everything. The pacing was thoughtful, the hotels were comfortable (not too basic, not unnecessarily extravagant), and the 24/7 Hindi support was used more than once. Batu Caves on a weekday morning was uncrowded and genuinely spectacular. Would absolutely book again.” ★★★★★
FAQ: Singapore and Malaysia Tour from Delhi
Q: Do I need a visa for Malaysia as an Indian citizen?
No. Indian passport holders can enter Malaysia visa-free for up to 30 days. You need a valid passport, confirmed return tickets, and hotel bookings. No visa fee or embassy visit required. Singapore does require a tourist visa, but TravelsYatra processes this for you as part of your package — turnaround is typically 3 working days.
Q: What is the best Singapore Malaysia package for families with young children?
Our 7-Day Singapore and Penang package is built around families. Universal Studios, Gardens by the Bay, and Sentosa are all child-friendly. Penang adds cultural depth without overwhelming younger kids. The itinerary is paced to avoid exhaustion — a common mistake in self-planned trips. Price starts at ₹42,000 per person or ₹1,68,000 for a family of four.
Q: Can I extend my Langkawi stay beyond the package duration?
Yes, absolutely. We can add 1-3 extra nights in Langkawi to any package that includes it. The island is genuinely worth the extra time, especially for couples and families who want beach days without a schedule. Contact us at TravelsYatra and we will reprice with the extension.
Q: Is Singapore and Malaysia safe for solo women travelers from India?
Both countries are consistently ranked among the safest in Asia for solo women. Singapore in particular has extremely low crime rates, excellent public transport, and no cultural hostility toward lone female tourists. Penang and Langkawi are both relaxed and safe. Our packages include airport pickups and hotel check-ins — you are never navigating alone at the vulnerable points of a trip.
Q: What is the cancellation policy for TravelsYatra packages?
Cancellations made 30+ days before departure receive a full refund minus visa processing fees. Cancellations 15-29 days before departure receive a 50% refund. Within 14 days, the package is non-refundable but we offer date rescheduling in most cases. Travel insurance is included in all packages to cover unforeseen medical or emergency cancellations.
Q: Can TravelsYatra customize an itinerary for a group of 10 or more?
Yes. Group bookings of 8 or more travelers receive custom pricing, a dedicated trip coordinator, and access to our private vehicle fleet for all in-country transfers. We have managed groups as large as 45 travelers across Singapore and Malaysia. Contact us directly for a group quote.
Q: What is the minimum age for international packages?
There is no minimum age restriction on our packages. We have managed trips for families with infants as young as 4 months. For very young children, we recommend the 7-day or 6-day packages over the 10-day circuit, as multi-city movement can be tiring. We will give you honest advice based on your family’s specific situation.
Q: Are vegetarian and Jain food options available in Singapore and Malaysia?
Yes, more reliably than in most international destinations. Singapore’s Little India neighborhood alone has dozens of South Indian vegetarian restaurants. Malaysia has a large Hindu Tamil community, particularly in Kuala Lumpur’s Brickfields. Jain food (without root vegetables) requires slightly more advance planning but is available at selected restaurants — our local guides can direct you to them.
Why Book Through TravelsYatra and Not Directly?
This is a fair question and one we are happy to answer directly.
Booking flights and hotels independently might save you 5-8% on paper. In practice, self-planned international trips carry hidden costs: wrong airport terminals, hotel cancellation policies you did not read carefully, attraction tickets that sell out online, and most critically — no one to call at 11pm local time when something goes wrong.
We have a 24/7 support line in both English and Hindi. Our Penang office has 12 local guides on the ground. Our Singapore contact handles direct airport-to-hotel pickups. When a family from South Delhi called us because their return flight was delayed during monsoon season and their visa was about to lapse, we had the hotel extension and airline rebooking handled within two hours.
That is the difference.
We also know Southeast Asia’s seasonal quirks well enough to steer you away from bad timing decisions — like booking Langkawi beach accommodation during the northeast monsoon, or scheduling Universal Studios on a Singapore public holiday when queue times triple.
TravelsYatra is not a booking aggregator. We are a travel operations team that has been running Delhi-to-Southeast-Asia packages for eight years with a ground presence in the countries we send you to.
How to Book Your Singapore and Malaysia Package
Booking is straightforward:
- Choose your package — 6-day, 7-day, 8-day, or 10-day from the options above.
- Share your travel dates and group size via our website or WhatsApp.
- Receive a customized quote within 24 hours with a confirmed itinerary.
- Pay a 25% deposit to hold your dates and initiate the visa process.
- Remaining 75% is due 21 days before departure.
We handle flights, hotels, visa applications, travel insurance, and all in-country logistics from pickup to drop-off.
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Final Thoughts: Your First International Trip Should Feel Effortless
Singapore and Malaysia are the right combination for a reason. Urban energy, beach relaxation, street food culture, heritage sightseeing, and family-friendly attractions — all in one loop, with no language barrier, familiar food options, and straightforward visa requirements for Indian travelers.
We’ve watched this trip transform Delhi families who had never left India into confident international travelers who start planning their next trip on the flight home. That outcome does not happen by accident. It happens when the logistics are handled properly and you can focus entirely on experiencing the destination.
At TravelsYatra, we’ve been making that possible for Delhi families since 2017. Let us do the same for yours.
