48 Hours in Kuala Lumpur | Flights Under ₹17,000 for Two

Everyone told us Kuala Lumpur is just a stopover. 48 hours later, we'd climbed the 272 rainbow steps of Batu Caves, eaten our way down Jalan Alor, and watched the skyline disappear into the rain. Our flights from Bengaluru cost ₹16,811 for both of us, and our stay was ₹6,400 for two nights. Stay till the end for exactly how we did it. 💸 WHAT IT COST (2 people) ✈️ Flights: Bengaluru → Kuala Lumpur, AirAsia non-stop, ₹16,811 (one way, booked 8½ months ahead) 🏠 Stay: Airbnb in a 30-storey tower near the Petronas Towers, ₹6,400 for 2 nights 🚆 KTM Komuter, Batu Caves → KL Sentral: about RM 2.60, ~35 min 🚗 Getting around the city: Grab ✈️ HOW WE FLEW FOR UNDER ₹17,000 1. Book early: we booked in January for an October trip 2. Watch the booking window: airlines open bookings close to a year ahead, so set a fare alert 3. Fly low-cost: AirAsia is headquartered at Kuala Lumpur airport and is usually the cheapest way in 🌦 WHY OCTOBER? Quieter season, lower prices and Deepavali lights everywhere. Expect warm days around 24–32°C with afternoon showers, so carry an umbrella. 🛂 Indian passport holders: Malaysia is visa-free for up to 30 days until 31 Dec 2026. Fill in the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online before you fly, and check the latest rules before you travel. 📍 PLACES IN THIS VIDEO Petronas Twin Towers & KLCC Park · Suria KLCC · Bukit Bintang · Jalan Alor · Thean Hou Temple · Batu Caves · KL Sentral · Merdeka 118 ⏱ CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:34 Bengaluru to KL (₹16,811 for two) 1:24 Landing at KLIA & nasi lemak breakfast 1:49 Our Airbnb (₹6,400 / 2 nights) 2:04 Petronas Towers & KLCC Park 2:44 Deepavali at Suria KLCC 2:57 Bukit Bintang & Jalan Alor 3:39 Day 2: Thean Hou Temple 4:43 Batu Caves 5:45 KTM train back to KL Sentral 6:00 Last evening & Merdeka 118 6:41 How we did it: cheap flights 7:41 Best time to visit KL 🎵 MUSIC (Epidemic Sound) Beyond the Horizon – Rachel Sandy, Jakob Ahlbom Sundowning (Instrumental Version) – Martin Hall Conclusions – Ryan James Carr Last Day Of Summer – Sarah, the Illstrumentalist Incredible India – Jo Wandrini The Long Goodbye – Stefan Ekström 🎙 Narration is AI-voiced. Captions are available: turn on CC. Shot by Nikhil & Akshata. Edited for Akshata In Frames. If this helped you plan your trip, a like and a subscribe really help us make the next one. #KualaLumpur #Malaysia #TravelVlog #BatuCaves #PetronasTowers #BudgetTravel #KLTravel