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China Tour Packages from Malaysia

China has become one of the easiest big trips a Malaysian can take. Malaysians can currently enter for short stays without a visa, flights from Kuala Lumpur take only around 4 to 6 hours, and the high-speed trains between cities are faster than most people expect. The harder part is deciding where to go, because the country is huge.

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Destinations

Where to go in China

Beijing.The Great Wall, the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and the Temple of Heaven. This is imperial China, and it’s the classic first stop.

Shanghai.The Bund at night, the Pudong skyline, Yu Garden and some of the best food in the country. Shanghai feels like the future, and it sits well next to Beijing’s history.

Xi’an.Home of the Terracotta Army, with an intact city wall you can cycle along. The Muslim Quarter is also one of the most famous food streets in China, which makes Xi’an popular with Malaysian Muslim travellers.

Zhangjiajie.Towering sandstone pillars, glass bridges and Tianmen Mountain. It’s the landscape that inspired the floating mountains in the film Avatar.

Chengdu and Chongqing. Pandas, hotpot and a slower, more relaxed pace in Chengdu. Chongqing adds steep streets, river views and a spectacular skyline at night.

Travel Info

China travel information for Malaysians

Visa

China and Malaysia have a mutual visa waiver in effect from 17 July 2025. Malaysian ordinary passport holders can stay up to 30 days for tourism, family visits and business, with a maximum of 90 days in any 180. Policies can change, so confirm before you book.

Best time to go

April to May and September to October are the most comfortable for most cities. Summer is hot and busy. Northern winters are very cold, though that suits snow lovers.

Flight time from KL

Roughly 4 hours to Guangzhou, 5 hours to Shanghai and 6 hours to Beijing. Exact times vary by airline and route.

Itinerary styles

One-city breaks, two-city highlights, multi-city circuits, nature and scenery routes, and family trips.

Who it suits

First timers who want a guided start, families, friend groups and anyone who likes food and history in equal measure.

Trip Length

How many days do you need for China

  • 5 to 6 days, one city. Beijing alone fills this comfortably, with the Great Wall and the main palaces.
  • 8 to 9 days, two cities.The sweet spot for most first timers. Beijing and Xi’an, or Beijing and Shanghai, which are about 4.5 hours apart by high-speed train.
  • 12 days or more, multi-city. Add Zhangjiajie, Chengdu or Chongqing and you start seeing how different the regions really are.

Want help picking? Our China travel guide 2026 explains which cities to combine and what each route needs.

Holidays

Planning China around a holiday

Many Malaysians travel in the school breaks and over year-end, and flights fill up early. Look at our school holiday deals and year-end deals to plan ahead. Travelling with colleagues? See group and incentive travel. Short on days? Add a stop in Hong Kong.

Why Dhesu

Why book China with Dhesu

China looks simple online and gets complicated fast. Train tickets, entry slots at popular sites, apps you need on your phone, and which hotels are actually near what you came to see. We’re licensed by the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia (KKKP 1439) and accredited by IATA, PATA and MATTA, and you get one point of contact from first enquiry to the flight home. Read more about why book with a travel agent.

China Packages

Start With the China Travel Guide

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China Travel Guide 2026
Travel Guide

China Travel Guide 2026

A planning guide to China for Malaysian travellers: which cities to combine, what the visa involves, and how long each route really needs.

Free to read

Every China itinerary is planned around your dates, budget and pace. Contact us to customise.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

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