Discover Amritsar, Ahmedabad and Trivandrum starting November 2023
Take your senses on an adventure in all-new destinations around India, starting November 2023. Malaysia Airlines is introducing flights to the captivating cities of Amritsar, Ahmedabad and Trivandrum, via Kuala Lumpur.

Experience the incredible Amritsar from AUD 759 all-in return
Immerse yourself in the beautiful city that houses the beautiful Sri Harmandir Sahib, otherwise known as The Golden Temple. Learn of rich history in temples and memorial parks, then head to local markets and food vendors to taste new flavours with an array of spices in scrumptious local Punjabi food. Satiated and ready for more? Shop to your heart’s—and eyes’—content in markets full of colourful fabric, beads and textures and purchase your very own Phulkari, unique Punjab handmade embroidered fabrics. Then, watch a local Gatka (Sikh martial arts) performance and perhaps indulge in local lassi and delicious food at the famous Kesar Da Dhaba before joining a night tour of the city and winding down for the night. Space out these activities and many more to enjoy the incredible city at your own leisurely pace.

Traverse the enchanting Ahmedabad from AUD 869 all-in return
Discover and relive rich history in Ahmedabad, India’s very first UNESCO World Heritage City. It is also known as the Walled City. Walk the footsteps of so many others before you, including Mahatma Gandhi, who lived in Ahmedabad for 15 years. Feast your eyes on rich architectural heritage throughout the city, like 15th to 17th-century Indo-Islamic monuments. While now a bustling city, it is still deeply rooted in tradition and is worth a visit to learn more about. Relive history on the steps of the awe-inspiring Adalaj Stepwell and the marvellous Akshardham Temple. Visit the Sabarmati Ashram for a journey into the past or join a tour to visit the magnificent Statue of Unity, the world’s tallest statue at 182 metres. Take a break and explore the city’s culinary culture at Manek Chowk Road, or Law Garden Night Market, discover Gujarat Science City, and take in the sights and sounds at the beautiful Sabarmati Riverfront. A truly enchanting city, Ahmedabad promises to be worth the trip.

Recharge in beautiful Trivandrum from AUD 769 all-in return
Take a deep breath of Trivandrum, a city known for its beaches, backwaters, and temples. The serene backwaters can be toured by Ketuvallam, or houseboats, to be a part of nature and fully experience the lagoons and crystal-clear lakes. You can even go kayaking in mangrove forests! Start your trip with rejuvenating Ayurvedic treatments using traditional Indian medicine for everything from massages to yoga, acupuncture and more. Then, relax on one of Trivandrum’s many stunning beaches like Kovalam Beach, where you can explore the Vizhinjam Lighthouse and enjoy panoramic views. Indulge in local food and delicious filter coffee before heading to Chalai Market and shop from local vendors. End the day with a joyful trip to the wildlife sanctuary or take a lazy stroll along the Valiyathura Pier. All these activities and many more like museums, waterfalls, and gorgeous architecture to behold, Trivandrum is truly a beautiful city to be taken in and appreciated slowly.
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