7-day trip across Singapore and Malaysia: a comprehensive guide to help you enjoy the trip

This cost-effective 7-day trip to Singapore and Malaysia is compact and enjoyable. You will definitely fall in love with the delicious food and beautiful scenery here! I recommend this to everyone who loves traveling: let’s take a flight to explore together! -- Singapore🇸🇬, known as the Garden City in the world, is a small island country, but it is a country with high technology, high flexibility and high quality of life. Malaysia 🇲🇾, the generous Japan 🏝️, is a wonderful fusion of nature and history, covering tropical rainforests 🌳, mountains, coconut trees and historical relics 🗿, which is so beautiful that it makes people intoxicated! -- 🌈💼Route Overview: D1: Special car pick up and arrive at Kuala Lumpur, Now we are finally going to start our trip to Malaysia. After arrival, the special car will pick us up and take us to the hotel~ D2: Batu Caves - National Palace - Merdeka Square - Sultan Abdul Samad Building - Kuala Lumpur Chinatown - Petaling Street - Petronas Twin Towers, The bustling Kuala Lumpur is waiting for us, and various attractions allow us to appreciate the charm and characteristics of Malaysian culture. D3: Free activities all day, Now it is a free activity day, you can arrange the itinerary according to your own interests~ D4: St. Paul's Church - Dutch Red House - Dutch Square - Malacca Mural - Malacca River, Tour Malaysia in depth and enjoy the ancient charm and painting tour of Malacca together. D5: Merlion Park - Gardens by the Bay - Kampong Glam - Chinatown - Orchard Road - Clarke Quay, Singapore, here we come! Let's explore this modern city together! D6: Free time in Singapore, You can choose to go to Sentosa to enjoy the beach, or go to Universal Studios to experience the charm of movies~ D7: Special car to the airport, Say goodbye to Singapore, the journey home begins, looking forward to meeting you again. -- 📱- First, don’t forget to bring an international calling card so you can always contact your family, find travel information, and use mobile data. 🔌- Second, be sure to bring a plug converter. The voltage in Malaysia and Singapore is generally 240 volts, and the socket type is G, which is different from most countries. 📜- Thirdly, although both Singapore and Malaysia have visa-free travel, you must prepare your passport and other necessary documents, such as your Chinese identity card, driver’s license, etc. before going abroad. 👗- Fourthly, Singapore and Malaysia have a tropical climate in January, so comfortable T-shirts, shorts and sandals are sufficient, and hats and sunscreen are also necessary. 🔋- Finally, with so many fun places, you must capture the wonderful moments, and don’t forget to bring enough chargers and batteries. -- 🌏I hope this guide can help you travel around Singapore and Malaysia easily, making every trip full of expectations and surprises! 💕