China Tours from Malaysia 2025/2026
China's 30-day visa-free policy makes it easier for Malaysian travelers to visit the country than ever. One of the oldest and biggest countries on earth, China features the richness of history, culture, and landscapes, boasts a fascinating combination of old and new, and is never short of things to do. So take a tour to China from Malaysia and explore the ancient traditions, modern skyscrapers, natural wonders, and gourmet food.
Prepare to share the most amazing travel stories. There is the endless and timeless Great Wall of China, the imperial Forbidden City housing numerous ancient art treasures, and the great Terracotta Army of Emperor Qinshihuang. Limestone karst peaks rise above the picturesque Guilin Li River & Yangshuo countryside. Hallelujah Avatar mountains thrills with the glass bridge in Zhangjiajie. And these are just for starters. The Fujian tulou castles, Inner Mongolia grasslands, and Harbin Ice Festival... also await.
Whether you’re a Malaysian Chinese who is keen to seek roots and witness the Chinese heritage, a family traveling to China with kids or seniors, or Muslim travelers who have specific needs for halal food, our specialists can help. Our all-inclusive China tours from Malaysia can be 100% tailor-made for you. As for the price, your private guided trip will be affordable.
How to Plan Your China Tour from Malaysia
When to go: Spring from March to May and Autumn from September to November are considered the best times to travel to China from Malaysia. However, the summer months of June to September are the best time to visit Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, and the deserts along the Silk Road. The winter months of December to February are best for the Harbin Ice Festival and skiing.
Where to go & how long to stay: Beijing, Xian, and Shanghai (7 to 8 days); Zhangjiajie & Guilin (6 to 7 days); Chengdu, Mt.Emei and Jiuzhaigou (6 to 8 days); Yunnan (6 to 10 days); Xinjiang & Silk Road (7 to 15 days).
Direct flights to China from Malaysia: You can fly from Kuala Lumpur or Kota Kinabalu to major Chinese cities, such as Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Chongqing, and Chengdu.
Accommodations: There are many different types of hotels available, ranging from economic hostels to opulent resorts. At ETC, we can handpick the boutique hotels for you.
6 Best China Tour Packages from Malaysia
Below china holidays for Malaysians are designed/selected carefully, taking into account the feedback from our previous Malaysian clients. The itineraries consist of the highlight attractions, most prominent local activities, as well as adventures diving into China's natural beauty, in order to accommodate varied travel styles from different guests.
For those who are into both cultural and natural highlights of China, we created this comprehensive 15-day travel itinerary. Fly from Malaysia to Guangzhou, and start your journey to Zhangjiajie mountains, Jiuzhaigou, pandas, Terracotta Warriors, the Great Wall...
Warmly welcome to China. The country’s cultural diversity, landscape distinctiveness, and local flavors will be showcased through the Forbidden City, Mutianyu Great Wall, Pingyao Old Town, Terracotta Army, Shaolin Temple, Confucius Temple, Suzhou gardens...
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Destinations: Beijing - Xian - Guilin - Yangshuo - Shanghai
Created for overseas Chinese from Malaysia, this roots-seeking China tour takes you to visit Beijing and Xian for ancient China heritages and Hutong to meet the locals. Enjoy Li River cruise and Yulong River bamboo rafting in Guilin. Witness China’s dramatic changes in Shanghai.
The magical land of Yunnan is easily reached by AirAsia flight from Malaysia. Discover how the UNESCO Global Geopark Stone Forest was formed. Indulge in the old towns of Lijiang and Dali. Ascend the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain with cableway, and watch the Impression Lijiang Show.
For travelling families from Malaysia, this China vacation, encompassing various kid-friendly activities, was designed for your children to learn and play. Take Toboggan down Mutianyu Great Wall. Take a paper cutting class at a Beijing hutong. Bike Yangshuo countryside. And many more.
Covering a diversity of cultural attractions, our 10-day itinerary is one of the best picks for Malaysian Chinese to experience Chinese classical music & opera, folk arts & crafts, and various delicacies. The highlights include: Hakka Tulou building, West Lake, the bund, etc.
Featured China Tours for Malaysians
It’s no secret that China is a destination proud of historical landmarks, breathtaking landscapes, thousand-old traditions, and mouthwatering foods. On a customized journey planned by our travel experts, you’ll embrace its history, and distinctive culture of tea, food, wine, with many opportunities for photography.
Top Destinations for Malaysian Travelers
You are encouraged to experience China’s diverse terrain, from its awe-inspiring ancient capitals and new urban stars to the other-worldly landscapes and lesser-known natural & cultural gems. All our tours are customizable to offer you authentic, immersive travel experiences.
Start Your China Tour from Beijing, Shanghai or Hong Kong
Beijing, Shanghai or Hong Kong are top 3 gateway cities for international travelers to China, and connect Malaysia with directly flights (about 6.5 hours/5.5 hours/4 hours). Start from Beijing, you can convenient visit the Great Wall, Xian, Datong, Luoyang, and the Silk Road. From Shanghai, make your way to Hangzhou, Suzhou, Huangshan, and other places of East China. From Hong Kong, take a bullet train to Guilin with only 3 hours.
China Tour Reviews from Our Malaysian Clients
Practical Tips on China Tours from Malaysia
China Visa Tips for Malaysian Citizens
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Do Malaysians need a visa to visit China?
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How many days I can stay in China without a visa?
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Where to Apply for China Visa in Malaysia?
For those who need to apply for a visa before going to China, please contact:
◎Chinese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur
Add: 1st Floor, Plaza OSK, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Tel : +60-3-21636815 ext 102, 103, 104, 105, 106
Fax : +60-3-21636809
◎◎Chinese Consulate in Kuching, Sarawak
Add: Lot 276, Block 10, Jalan Ong Tiang Swee, 93200 Kuching, Sarawak
Tel : +60-82-240344
Fax : +60-82-232344
◎Chinese Visa Application Service Centre in Malaysia
Add: 2nd Floor, Plaza OSK, 25 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tel: 603 2175 8888
Fax: 603 2175 6888
E-mail: klcentre@visaforchina.org
Business Hours:
Application Submission: 9AM to 3PM
Payment and Passport Collection: 9AM-4PM
The Centre is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Malaysia public holiday.
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Where can I get consular assistance when taking a tour in China?
Malaysian visitors to China can contact the following addresses for consular services and additional consular information:
◎Embassy of the Republic of Malaysia in Beijing
Add: No. 2, Liang Ma Qiao Bei Jie, Chaoyang District
Tel: (+86)10 6532-2531
Fax: (+86)10 6532-5032
E-mail: mwbeijing@kln.gov.my
◎Consulate General of Malaysia in Shanghai
Add: Unit 01, Block B, 9th Floor, Dawning Centre, No. 500, Hongbaoshi Road, Changning District
Tel: (+86)21 6090 0360
Fax: (+86)6090 0371
E-mail: mwshanghai@kln.gov.my
Practical Travel Tips for Malaysians Traveling in China
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What to pack for my trip to China from Malaysia?
● In Spring (Mar - May): Jackets, sports coats, woolen jackets, long sleeve shirts and travel shoes
● In Summer (Jun - Aug ): T-shirts, short sleeve shirts, skirts, sandals, sun block, hat, sun glasses, rain wear
● In Autumn (Sep - Nov): sports coats, light woolen sweaters, rain wear and travel shoes
● In Winter (Dec - Feb): Overcoat, thick woolen sweaters, lined coats; In northern China, cap, gloves and cotton-padded shoes are required
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Do you offer group tours?
At Easy Tour China, we are specialized in customized private China tours. However, in some destinations, like Beijing, Xian, and Shanghai, we can offer join-in day tours to the city highlights or nearby landmarks.
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Could you arrange halal food on the tour?
We encourage you to try Chinese food from different areas, such as Sichuan hot pot, Cantonese morning tea, Peking duck, etc., and explore the street food at the night market (e.g. Xi'an Muslim Quarter, Chengdu Jinli Old Street). Also, we can arrange Halal cuisine or vegetarian food for you. (Discover Vegan Restaurants in each Chinese City).
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What Are the Best Shows to See?
A highlight of China trip is its unique culture and art performances. The following spectacular shows in each city are highly recommended by our Malaysian clients:
● Xi'an’s Tang Dynasty Show
● Shaolin Temple Kungfu Show
● Impression Sanjie Liu Show in Guilin
● Peking Opera Show in Beijing
● Chengdu Sichuan Opera Show
● Acrobatics Show in Shanghai
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Can I Use English in China?
Though the younger generation speaks English to varied degrees, the majority of people in China exclusively speak Chinese (or regional dialects).
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How Can I Pay in China?
Just like in Malaysia, mobile payment is the dominant payment method in China. With your Alipay and Wechat Pay account, you can pay your food, drinks, or travel service in-store or online.
For those who wish to use international credit cards like Visa or Mastercard, you can use them in most hotels, airports, and upscale shopping malls.
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Can I Use Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube in China?
No. But you may use VPNs to access these apps easily.