Tours to Malaysia from Almaty: prices from 634,000 ₸

Zaehal v agentstvo za vnoy dlya poezdki v Malaysia, hotel prosto otdohtnut ot vsego i kak raz byl bystry variant s Kuala Lumpur. Snachala dumal chto eto tolko gorod, no okazalos chto iz nego udobno vybiratsya k ostrovam, ya vzyal paket s ekskursiyami — ne pozhalel. V Kualu-Lumpur ochen ponravilis bashni-bliznetsy, vid s mosta pryamo duh zahvatyvaet, no samym krutym bylo plavanie s maskoy sredi rybok na okeane, takogo ya eshe ne proboval.

so we went to Malaysia, Penang, because my sister said it was cheap and food was good, and I just happened to want somewhere by the sea but without having to deal with visas myself thought it would be like some cheaper version of turkey, but no — the manager at the kazakhstan agency picked everything out just right, she kind of convinced me along the way not to book the first hotel I saw and surprisingly I listened to her I remember sitting in a taxi at Kuala Lumpur airport, for some reason thinking about my layovers and how I’d be walking the streets alone, but the driver turned out chatty, pointed at skyscrapers and in the end got me to the ferry—the ride with all those stops turned out surprisingly unnoticable.. on the island the first thing that hit me — even in the morning it’s like a sauna, but that’s for the better because you step into the sea like it’s warm milk, though sunscreen was still needed everywhere no matter what, otherwise you burn in seconds. spent a couple days just lying around on the pine trees by the beach, watching those macaques that run onto the property and rummage around, then I got used to it and found it cute, like our shymkent sparrows or something went up the hill on the funicular, stood in line for an hour but the view from the top was worth every penny — jungle spreads out in every direction, and the town like a patchwork quilt tossed between green humps touched the wall at the snake temple and that Kuan Yin with my hands, immediately regretted it and for about an hour after my hands nearly shook from the thought of what might have crawled on them, but overall it was funny. about the food, i’m being honest no lie — every day without fail ordered chicken with rice noodles from a stall, drank coconut with artificial sugar from a cart and was as happy as an elephant sometimes i regret not dragging myself around the cities more, spent half a day stuck on some retro street in georgetown but that seemed to be enough then we caught a local y. said thank you maybe it’s not about ticking boxes but something of your own, free, so a solid five.

Went to Kuala Lumpur through the agency and it was pure bliss — didn’t even expect it to hit this hard. Petronas Towers at night is just something else, I stood there staring up until my neck got stiff, and also in the park nearby there are these huge swings where you genuinely fly over the city, but the coolest part was the food, in 5 days I never ate at a restaurant, only on the street, and everything was bomb-level spicy and tasty; we took a tour to the Batu caves — there were sooo many monkeys, and one almost snatched my water bottle right out of my hand. Came back home completely satisfied, no complaints, except that the flight is long, but that’s not even an issue for such an amazing experience.

The manager handled all the paperwork properly, though I snagged the tour itself on a last-minute deal. Langkawi in December — that’s brutal humidity and the sea exactly like warm milk, but the cable car to the bridge really impressed, especially when clouds float right under your feet. We rode a rented scooter, got lost a couple of times, but that “three-wheeled contraption” pulled through any slope, no complaints about how the locals run things.

Came back and still high from it. Langkawi is not your Pattaya, even the monkeys here are polite, one literally grabbed granola out of my hands right by the temple, but I didn't mind, what stuck with me most was the cable car and that famous sky bridge.

Grabbed Malaysia on a whim, thought I'd just walk around, but ended up in their Kuala Lumpur.. and the coolest thing isn't even the twin towers, although they really give you goosebumps when you stand below and tilt your head up, but that moment at the market when I was bargaining for some fabric and the seller suddenly started recommending where to eat, and I left with a whole list of places that turned out to be bomb. came back happy as a clam, five out of five no doubts and already telling everyone I know not to be lazy and just fly

We went to this travel agency because we needed to urgently get the hell out before the end of August, and they were the only ones who didn't jack up the price for Langkawi — though flying there via Kuala Lumpur is quite the quest, but the island itself turned out to be just what we needed. A narrow road along the coast, jungle on one side, sea on the other, and me and my friend on a scooter almost crashed into a monkey that ran out for a banana from a roadside cafe, totally shameless. The coolest thing is the cable car up Mount Mat Cincang, the view from up there is insane, and also the local spicy noodles for three ringgit, though my stomach still remembers them with respect, so a solid four, but not without its quirks.

found it by chance on the agency site, a package with flight and hotel, never really thought about malaysia before, but my friend said the coffee in kuala lumpur is good and the malls are huge, so i decided to go, even though i was planning on turkey. the city really impresses – the petronas towers glow at night so bright it hurts your eyes, but the coolest thing is the park near the mosque, there squirrels eat right out of your hands, feels like i'm in the jungle not a megacity, though the heat is insane and i kept running to mcdonald's for cold coke, and after the temple complex tour i actually started crying, can you imagine – such beauty, and back home we have grayness and work, – anyway i was satisfied, but i won't give more than four stars because one day there was a tropical downpour and me and my husband sat in the room like idiots, but then he got us ice cream from the little cafe on the corner and it was even cozy)))

The manager picked the tour so well that even the connecting flight didn't throw me off, though the layover was short and I was running after my suitcases till the very last moment in Kuala Lumpur. Langkawi's nature itself is something else, palms right by the water and no crowds at all, but honestly the heat with the humidity is such that during the cable car walk I got wetter than after a shower. Came back happy beyond belief and on top of that ate rice with pineapple at the night market for next to nothing, only thing — the monkeys at the temple nearly snatched my sun hat, but that even added to the vibe.

түндегі петронас мұнарасы, бұл жай ғана бірдеме емес, мен жай тұрып басымды көтеріп ақымақша қарап тұрдым. сосын мұнаралардың арасындағы көпірге көтерілдік, ал жерден бүкіл қала алақандағыдай көрінеді, бірақ шынымды айтсам қорқынышты болды, биіктік елеулі. ботаникалық бақта такси жүргізушісі екі минут күтіп тұрды мен кесірткелерді суретке түсіріп жатқанда, ол тіпті кешке жергілікті тамақ қайда жеуге болатынын да айтып берді, міне сервис деген осы. агенттіктен гид сабырлы әрі уақытын дұрыс ұстайтын адам кезікті, бәрі уақытында және жүйкесіз, бірақ осындай ыстықта әрі ылғалдылықта мен олай істей алмас едім..

after the project deadline my nerves were shot i needed to get away somewhere far and preferably to a warm sea, so i asked the travel agency for something with a beach and cheap, my friend was recommending Langkawi specifically, though she couldnt get there herself back then. right off the bat, they put together tickets hotel and transfer for me in one day, which personally surprised me. the only rocky beach, but the cable car is something else to the bone. i was walking on that suspension bridge honestly saying goodbye to life, wind is strong and people stroll around in flip flops. the hotel had its own swing right by the pool, i climbed all over it. after the waterfall i felt like after a spa, locals sell coconut and mango across the road, we ate four pieces between two of us. i didnt deal with refunds or insurance so cant advise on that service but for the organisation itself a solid five. i bought myself tea with rice and a bunch of junk trinkets, barely fit it all in the suitcase. and how can you even be mad when you get two weeks of sun and not a drop of rain— i forgive everything for that))

Kuala Lumpur ponravilsya bolshe vsego – realno zhivoy gorod, a vot sam Langkavi pokazalsya slishkom spokoynym dlya menya, hotya vidy s kanatnoy dorogi, eto voobsche mosch, duh zahvatyvalo, no turistov bylo tolpy, i v ocheredi my prostoyali chas na zhare. Paru dney prosto valyalsya na plyazhe i nichego ne delal (kstati, nakupil kuchu shokolada v dute, kotoryy tut zhe rastayal v otele), v tselom dovolen, za svoi dengi poydet, tolko esli hotite dvizhnyaka – eto ne syuda.

We remembered our mom’s old dream to visit the towers with my sisters, so that’s why we went specifically to Kuala Lumpur, the manager put together our tour perfectly, and I didn’t even tnhik we’d get a room right from the airport. The city is actually interesting, but those constant humidity swings were killing us, though the air conditioning in the malls was so strong my elbows froze, well we didn’t really plan on swimming anyway although the hotel rooftop pool did make every evening nicer, or rather not even that I just hung out there with a book while my sisters hit the shops)).

the island won us over right away. went on excursions, but the main thing is the sky, we rode the cable car in real life we'd never seen such scale goosebumps ran when the cabin went into the clouds and under your feet the jungle—only wind and silence. the road was tiring, a long layover at the airport but it was worth it. nature here is clean, the water is warm and some spicy smell from the trees, i'd never met that in my life.. people are smiley and not pushy at all. the local food is fire, the rice with fish i still remember, came back and already want to go again

Ыбайым сатып алып, ұшқын деп айтқан жерге барып едім, Лангкавиге бұл жолы әжептәуір жайлы болды деп ойлаймын, бірақ турфирманың өзі емес, жолдағы бір оқиға көңілімді бөліп жіберді, кабельдік машинадан түскенде әйелімнің көзілдірігін ұмытып қалдырдық, сол ғана айыбы. Ал енді пляжы, суы, тамағы — бәрі де керемет, тіпті кешкі наубайхананың иісі есімде, жалпы алғанда риза болып қайттым, келесі жолы тура сол агенттікке тағы соғармыз, тек өзіммен бірге құжаттарымды мұқият тексеремін; сол тәжірбиеміз аз болды ғой.

Алматтағы турфирмадан Пенангқа билет алып бердірдім, мен өз бетімше баруға қаймықтым ғой... ұшақта үш сағатта шаршамасам да әуежайда ұзақ кезекте тұрғаным қиын болды, бірақ қаланың өзі нағыз той сияқты – улицадағы ескі ғимараттар мен муралдарға қарап күні бойы жүре бергің келеді. ең жақсы көргенім сол жергілікті тағамдар дүңгіршектері, әсіресе теңіз өнімдерінен жасалған нудлс – дәмі тілімде қалды, қайтадан барғым келеді.

sat at home during the new year holidays and realized i want sun and asian food. always look towards turkey but this time wanted something further and through the company on a friend's advice we booked Malaysia, the documents just barely got done in time so i went for it! flew in and first impression the humidity is such that clothes stick to you it's of course not a resort in the usual sense but inside the hotel the pool saved us, drove around the city a lot by taxi cheap and fast by the way drivers communicate fine through a translator. by the way food is a whole other story never thought i'd be such a fan of the local roti chanai, it's like a flatbread with curry, cheap and insanely tasty! we of course went to the Petronas towers but what impressed me most was the park next to them, the lighting in the evening is incredible although flying home was tough however the advice to pack fast on the spot that's our crew knows a thing or two about slacking off. overall i'm thrilled and want to go back, even a short trip of 5 days became the brightest spot of january. very glad i listened to my friend and took the risk instead of trhowing in the usual Egypt again, my rating is the highest and there were no issues with the organization..

An eagle flies right above your head, and this is not a restaurant with monkeys, but the real deal nature. The cable car to the second lift seemed pricey to me, but the view from it really pays back every penny — we got on it a couple of hours after check-in, by the way. The manager just happened to suggest we take a car for the first three days, and it was the best decision, without it you simply can't get around here. The beach near the hotel is clean, the water is warm, but in the evenings on the promenade it's better to walk with a mask on, lots of flies, but that's nothing compared to how happy I am with this trip. Came back home and still can't get over the wild monkeys that stole a pack of cookies from us right off the balcony))

went to this agency because my brother constantly buys tours there and I figured if it's fine for him then it's fine for me — I needed to go to Malaysia for a week, to Kuala Lumpur, and I wanted everything chewed up for me. bought the standard package, hotel, flight, a couple of excursions but honestly the tours there are so-so, so half the time I just wandered around the city on my own, though no, one tower they actually organized well, got me in without queues (that matters). the only thing that really pissed me off was the transfer from the airport, I thought they'd meet us with a sign, but they just sent an sms like "come out the doors" and I stood there like an idiot spinning my head around for like twenty minutes. the weather was crazy humid and I almost melted a couple of times while driving in the taxi, but at least the hotel had a really cool rooftop pool and I crashed there every evening. the local food totally knocked me off my feet, I couldn't even eat the spicy noodle soup properly, found some chain mcdonald's and smugly devoured a burger there.. money on the card ran out on the very first day because I'm an idiot and didn't calculate the exchange rate, had to carry around a pathetic handful of ringgit, but somehow didn't die). in the end I came back happy as a clam and would recommend the agency even with that stupid pickup, the main thing is it all actually came together without a hitch, and I'm used to the small flaws anyway — I've traveled my whole life like this

Applied for a visa and hotel selection for Penang — needed insurance specifically from a Kazakhstani agency, last time with self-search I got worn out, here at least it was settled in one package. Took a week-long tour, the hotel seemed good, sea nearby and old town within walking distance — in the end everything was just like that. Walked along the waterfront, ate local roti for breakfast every day, but with transport I had to sweat — buses run, but the schedule you only find out on the spot, not everything in the phone is up to date, came back satisfied, but spent one day on getting around.