
Tours to Malaysia from Tashkent
40 tours found · from $805 per person
Kuala Lumpur for the city and shopping, Langkawi for the island and the sea.




5 nights






What’s included
Common questions
Yes. Every price is valid as you see it — don’t wait too long to book, places go fast. The operator confirms availability and the exact amount when calling you back.
No. The request is free and non-binding — just your name and phone. Payment comes after the contract, in office or online.
We have 25 teams across Uzbekistan, 20 of them are walk-in offices. An operator from the nearest one will contact you.
Malaysia holidays: what to know before you go
When to go
Malaysia is warm year-round, around 30°C, with rain arriving as short heavy downpours. Langkawi is best from December to March (dry season); September–October is wettest. For Kuala Lumpur the season matters less — it is a city trip, and rain sends you to malls and museums. Humidity is high all year: pack light clothes and carry water.
Kuala Lumpur or Langkawi
Kuala Lumpur means the Petronas Towers, malls, cheap delicious food and the Batu Caves — a city and shopping trip. Langkawi is the island: beaches, a cable car, waterfalls and duty-free status (so some goods are notably cheaper). The popular route combines both: 2–3 days in the capital, then the island. They are an hour apart by air.
Visa and documents
Uzbek citizens travel to Malaysia visa-free for tourism. An online arrival card may be required before entry — your operator will tell you and help fill it in. Keep comfortable passport validity and your return ticket ready. Procedures can change — your operator checks for your dates.
Food and money
Malaysia is one of the few destinations where halal food is easy: most of the population is Muslim and “halal” signage is everywhere. That is a real convenience for family trips. Food is cheap — lunch at a local place is 3–5 dollars. The currency is the ringgit; cards work everywhere in the city. 25–45 dollars a day per person is enough.
Getting there
Tashkent–Kuala Lumpur is usually one stop, 10–13 hours in total. Time difference: plus three hours. Given the distance, a 9–12 day trip makes sense — enough for both the city and the island.