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Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the “powerful” duo of Singapore – Malaysia in 6 days and 5 nights, an itinerary that our partner “chosen” because of its convenience and interesting cultural similarities between the two countries. This trip promises to be a memorable journey, bringing you unforgettable experiences and a “mountain” of virtual photos with millions of likes.
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Located in the central of Southeast Asia, Singapore and Malaysia are always ideal destinations for young families who love to travel and young travelers. From diverse cuisine to unique culture, these two countries have never disappointed visitors. What are you waiting for? “Make” the 6D5D Singapore – Malaysia exploration itinerary suggested by Klook, ensuring you will have a “fun-filled” trip without worrying about “burning your pocket”!
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6 Days 5 Nights Singapore Malaysia Travel Itinerary
Singapore and Malaysia, two brilliant tropical gems, are always ready to welcome you with warm sunshine all year round. But to fully enjoy the trip, avoid monsoons and crowded holidays, choose the best time to visit from November to March!
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With a Singapore Malaysia itinerary 6 days, Klook suggests you spend 3 days exploring vibrant Singapore before continuing your journey to beautiful Malaysia in the North. Traveling between these two countries is extremely convenient, whether by bus, train, car or plane. But to save precious time for interesting experiences, we will “fly” by plane! Although there will be immigration checks, don’t worry, everything will happen quickly.
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Now, let’s get ready for a trip filled with fun and unforgettable memories!
Day 1: Explore Singapore’s Heritage
We’ve landed in Singapore! As soon as you step off the plane, you’ll be overwhelmed by the modern beauty of Changi Airport. But don’t get too carried away, because a whole day of exploring Singapore awaits us!
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After checking in at the hotel and recharging, you will begin our journey to explore the unique heritage of the lion island. Don’t forget to fully charge your phone and camera, because you’ll definitely want to capture every exciting moment of this trip!
Visit Chinatown – Singapore’s Famous Chinatown
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Chinatown in Singapore is not only considered a heritage but also a culinary paradise for food lovers. To get here, take the MRT and get off at Chinatown stop (DT19), on the Downtown Line.
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Chinatown is a great place if you want to immerse yourself in the multicultural identity of Singapore. Visit the street market after 9.30am to explore the seemingly endless rows of stalls and shops. Everything from clothes to souvenirs is on sale here, so you can choose freely! If you haven’t had breakfast yet, this is your chance to explore the food court. Go where the scent leads you!
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Chinatown Food Tasting & Walking Tour
Explore Keong Saik street (#Singapore Malaysia itinerary 6 days)
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Keong Saik Street is home to old shophouses, some modern eateries with creative designs. A famous breakfast spot on Keong Saik Street is Tong Ah Dining House, a traditional coffee shop with 80 years of history. Many tourists and locals come to this nostalgic space to enjoy coffee and toast every morning.
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But if you’re not hungry, you can skip Tong Ah Dining House and enjoy the beautiful Peranakan architecture of the shophouses on the street. To spice up your team’s adventure, go on a treasure hunt to find all the murals scattered around the area.
Everton Park & NUS Baba House
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After exploring the bustling Keong Saik Road, take a walk to Everton Park. This is considered to be the oldest residential area in Singapore. Like Keong Saik Road, this area also has preserved old shops and cafes. Stop by NUS Baba House along Neil Road, and take a tour inside the bright blue traditional Peranakan house with over 2,000 Peranakan artefacts on the first and second floors.
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Ji Xiang Confectionery – Enjoy Delicious Singaporean Specialties
Want to spice up your Singapore heritage exploration? Don’t forget to stop by Ji Xiang Confectionery to enjoy Ang Ku Kueh – a traditional Nyonya pastry that translates to “Red Turtle Cake”. The name comes from the round, cute shape of the cake, symbolizing luck and longevity.
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Take a bite of Ang Ku Kueh, and you will feel the soft, sticky rice crust melt in your mouth, revealing the sweet, fatty filling inside. The traditional red bean filling will surely satisfy those with a sweet tooth. If you want to try something new, choose the fragrant peanut filling or the refreshing green bean filling.
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Check-in Singapore Zoo
The Singapore Zoo is a great place to visit on a cool afternoon, especially if you are an animal lover! Getting there by MRT can be a bit confusing, so here are the directions:
Return to Botanic Garden MRT Station to take the Loop Line. Take MRT to CC19 stop and get off at Bishan MRT Station (CC15). This is where you will need to transfer to the North South Line and alight at Ang Mo Kio MRT Station (NS16). Take Bus 138 and you are at your destination.
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The Singapore Zoo is home to over 2,800 species, with habitats dedicated to different animals from all over the world. You can find your favorite creatures, learn about new ones and raise your awareness of protecting nature.
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Day 2: Experience the Exciting Differences on Sentosa Island
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On the second day, you will “change the wind” with a journey full of surprises and fun. Our next destination is Sentosa Island and Gardens By The Bay – two gems of Singapore!
To get to Sentosa, we will “fly” in the air by the Singapore Sky Pass cable car from VivoCity Station. Sitting in a transparent cabin, you will admire the panoramic view of the city from above, an experience not to be missed! Don’t forget to stop by Food Republic at VivoCity to recharge your batteries for a long day of exploration ahead. With countless attractive dishes, this is definitely an ideal stop for your breakfast.
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Madame Tussauds Museum
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Pose with lifelike wax statues of your favorite celebrities and movie characters when you are at this museum! Madame Tussauds Wax Museum has a range of film-inspired exhibits and attractions for visitors to enjoy. Don’t just get stuck taking photos with the wax figures and miss the Marvel Universe 4D Cinema. It’s an immersive movie-going experience that will blow your mind!
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For K-drama enthusiasts, head to the K-Wave Zone for a chance to meet your favourite Korean actors. Madame Tussauds Singapore features wax figures of Korean celebrities such as Bae Suzy, Lee Min-ho and more. There’s also a place for Bollywood fans with an exhibition dedicated to Indian cinema. But if you’re not a movie buff, no worries – Madame Tussauds has a multi-sensory boat ride to Singapore.
SEA Aquarium Singapore – Southeast Asia’s Leading Aquarium
The SEA Aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa is a fantastic display of the ocean and the sea. Get up close to over 100,000 marine animals from 45 diverse habitats. Watch sharks swim overhead in an underwater tunnel, explore the Coral Garden and the Marine Fossil Gallery. For a more unique experience, stop by the Shipwreck Habitat – a room that is dimmed to reveal a real shipwreck inside.
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Explore Universal Studios Singapore – World-famous Theme Park
Welcome to Universal Studios Singapore, Southeast Asia’s first and only Hollywood-style theme park where blockbuster movies come to life!
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Are you ready to step into the battle between the Autobots and Decepticons? Experience Transformers: The Ride at Sci-fi City, a thrilling and eye-catching 4D journey. Although there will be a bit of a queue, trust me, the feeling of fighting alongside Optimus Prime and Bumblebee will make you forget all your tiredness.
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But that’s not all! Universal Studios Singapore has many other 4D experiences waiting for you to explore. Join Shrek and Fiona on the Shrek 4D Adventure at Far Far Away, or face off against ancient Egyptian mummies in Revenge of the Mummy. But remember, this game is not for the faint-hearted!
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If you are a thrill-seeker, don’t miss Battlestar Galactica: Human vs Cyclon, one of the world’s scariest roller coasters. It’s guaranteed to be an unforgettable “heart-stopping” moment!
Day 3: Explore Jewel Changi
This is your last day in Singapore. You’ve packed your bags and now you’re waiting for your flight. It’s sad to leave Singapore, but this exciting adventure will cheer you up.