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Tours to Guilin from Malaysia

Guilin is a place where you can realize your dream of traveling to the fairyland. Endowed with unparalleled Karst landscape, Guilin boasts numbers of fanciful limestone caves, limpid rivers and lakes, solitary beauty peaks, verdant bamboo groves, etc. The following tour packages for Malaysian travelers are hand-picked from thousands of itineraries. Choose one, and join us in the fantastic tour!

List of recommended

  • 5-day Guilin Golf Tour

    Guilin landscape tops that elsewhere, and the golf courses here are all built among those unique-shaped hills. This 5-day Guilin Golf Tour features a good combination of golf playing with sightseeing, with star attractons in Guilin, China.

  • 3-day Guilin Gourmet Tour

    The bite of Guilin – while travelling, it is worthwhile to try the local food. And hundreds of restaurants of all kinds are standing on most of the streets. The restaurants we arrange are some of the best of their kind according to our own eating experiences in Guilin.

  • 4–day Guilin Gourmet & Chinese Cooking Tour

    The bite of Guilin – while travelling, it is worthwhile to try the local food. And hundreds of restaurants of all kinds are standing on most of the streets. The restaurants we arrange are some of the best of their kind according to our own eating experiences in Guilin.

Where to Apply for China Visa? 
To make your trip to China an easy and pleasant one, you are kindly advised to consult the Chinese Embassy in Malaysia first for the tourist visa. They will readily help you go through the necessary procedures. We also hope you may find the following info helpful.

◎Chinese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur
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
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 MalaysiaTel: 603 2175 8888             
Fax: 603 2175 6888            
E-mail: klcentre@visaforchina.org
Office Address: 2nd Floor, Plaza OSK, 25 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Business Hours:
Application Submission:  9AM to 3PM
Payment and Passport Collection:  9AM-4PM
The Centre is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Malaysia public holiday.
Website: http://www.visaforchina.org/KUL_EN/

Flights from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to Guilin, China
AirAsia international flight AK156 serves the route from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (KUL) to Guilin, China (KWL). The non-stop flight departs four times per week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday).

Flight No.DepartureArrival DurationWeekly Frequency
AK156Kuala Lumpur (05:55) Guilin (09:50) 3h55mMon,Tue,Thur,Sat
* The timezone of both the departure and the arrival airports is UTC+8.

Guangzhou, Kunming, Hong kong, and Xiamen can serve as the connections for one stop flights between Kuala Lumpur and Guilin.

The Best Way to Book Air Tickets for Your China Trip
For Malaysian tourists, the below online search engines are very helpful for investigating and ticketing airfare to and from each of our tours.

http://www.malaysiaairlines.com/cn/en.html
http://www.airasia.com/au/en/home.page
http://www.airchina.com.my/en/index.html
http://cn.skyscanner.com/flights/my/cn/cheapest-flights-from-malaysia-to-china.html

What about drinks?
A:
Local tea is commonly served with meals and there is a variety of soft drinks, local and imported beers and wines available for purchase. You should not drink the tap water, bottled water is inexpensive and readily available. If you like a 'cuppa', you may like to bring along a small supply of tea bags, coffee and milk powder. Most rooms have electric jugs or thermos flasks of boiling water to make hot.

What are the toilet facilities like on tour?
A:
All of our hotels have western style bathrooms and toilets. Obviously in the more remote areas, they may be a little more basic, but clean and simple is common. Whilst sightseeing, toilet facilities at restaurants and local tourist sites can vary and we would recommend that you carry tissues, wet wipes or disinfectant gel with you, “just in case”.

What should I pack?
A:
Casual clothing is appropriate at all times although clothes that are too revealing are still frowned upon in all over China. Try to pack lightly as your trip may involve an amount of personal baggage handling as porters are often not available except in larger hotels. For security reasons it is essential that your baggage can be locked whilst during air transportation between cities. At times, you may not be able to check into your hotel room immediately or be able to access your main bags. To ensure your comfort, a change of clothes in your hand luggage to coincide with local weather conditions is always handy. All personal toiletries should be taken with you and small packets of tissues or wet wipes are recommended. A small medical kit containing medication to alleviate common ailments is suggested.

Clothing suggestion:

Season

Month

Temperature ( F)

Suggesting Clothing

Spring

Mar - May

50 - 71.6

Western suits, jackets, sports coats, woolen jackets, long sleeve shirts and travel shoes

Summer

Jun - Aug Above

71.6

T-shirts, short sleeve shirts, skirts, sandals, caps, rain wear

Autumn

Sep - Nov

50- 71.6

Western suits, jackets, sports coats, light woolen sweaters, rain wear and travel shoes

Winter

Dec - Feb

Below 50

Overcoat, thick woolen sweaters, lined coats; In northern China, cap, gloves and cotton-padded shoes are required

What credit cards can I use?
A:
At present the Bank of China accepts Master, American Express, Dynasty, Visa, JCB, and Diners Club cards. Travelers may use these cards to draw cash over the exchange counters in China's banks, make purchases or pay bills at large department stores, restaurants and hotels in more than 100 major cities in China. A surcharge of 2% is always charged for card transactions.

Where can I find more travel advice for China?
A:
Visit the website of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia, you can see their travel advisory and consular information service:
http://www.kln.gov.my/web/chn_shanghai/travel_advisory
http://www.kln.gov.my/web/chn_guangzhou/faqs

Where can I get consular assistance?
A: In China, the Malaysian tourists can obtain consular assistance from the:

◎Embassy of Malaysia in Beijing
Address: No. 2, Liang Ma Qiao Bei Street, Chaoyang District
Postal Code: 100600
Tel: +86-10-6532 2531, 6532 2532, 6532 2533
Fax: +86-10-6532 5032
Office Hours: 08:30 - 17:00 (Mon. - Fri.)
E-mail: mwbjing@kln.gov.my
Website: http://www.kln.gov.my/perwakilan/beijing

◎Consulate General of Malaysia in Shanghai
Address:  Room 1101, CITIC Square, No.1168, Nanjing Road West, Nanjing
Tel:  (+86)21 5292 5424
Fax:  (+86)21 5292 5951
E-mail:  mwshang@public1.sta.net.cn, malshang@kln.gov.my
Office Hours:  08:30 - 17:00 (Mon. - Fri.)

◎Consulate General of Malaysia in Guangzhou
Address:  Room 1915-18, CITIC Plaza Office Tower,
No. 233 Tianhe Nan Lu (Tianhe Road South), Guangzhou
Postal Code:  510610
Tel:  (+86)20 3877 0763 (+86)20 3877 0766
Fax:  (+86)20 3877 0769
E-mail:  mwgzhou@public.guangzhou.gd.cn
Office Hours:  08:30 - 17:00 (Mon. - Fri.)
Consular Regions:  Fujian Province, Guangdong Province,
Hainan Province, Jiangxi Province, Hunan Province

◎Consulate General of Malaysia in Kunming
Consul-general:  Mr. Ayauf Bin Bachi
Address:  Room 401-405, Sakura Hotel, No. 29 Dongfeng Lu, Kunming
Postal Code:  650011
Tel:  +86-871-3165888-6241/6242
Fax:  +86-871-3113503
Visa Application Time:  09:00-12:00, Monday to Friday
Pick-Up Time for Visa:  14:00-16:00, Monday to Friday
Consular Regions: Yunnan Province, Guangxi Province, Guizhou Province, Sichuan Province, Chongqing

 

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