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✈️ Pre-Trip Planning I wanted to make this trip seamless. I covered every base — from booking tickets and getting travel insurance to packing down to the detail. I applied for and filled out my  Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC)  for the layover. I exchanged INR to IDR, carried all essential documents, and made sure I had my international roaming sorted via an Indonesian eSIM. Booking Highlights: Flights via  Thai Airways  (with a 2-day stopover in Thailand) Accommodation

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