Bali & Kuala Lumpur Tour 8N/9D

Day 1: DENPASAR

Meeting at Istanbul Airport International Departures Terminal. After ticketing and baggage procedures, we depart for Denpasar with Turkish Airlines. Upon arrival in Denpasar, after baggage and passport control, we meet our bus and transfer to the hotel for rest.

Day 2: UBUD – CELUK VILLAGE

After breakfast, our first stop is the Barong Dance Performance, a symbol of Balinese culture. This colorful show, accompanied by traditional music and costumes, provides an energetic start to the day. Next, we visit the Tirta Empul Temple, known for its holy water springs. Here, you’ll witness purification rituals in a mystical atmosphere. We then head to the Kintamani region, famous for its stunning view of Mount Batur and the crater lake. Afterward, we take a short break at a Luwak Coffee Plantation, where you’ll learn about and taste one of the world’s rarest coffees. We end the day at the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, where you can take a walk and capture the stunning scenery. Return to the hotel and free time.

Day 3: KINTAMANI

After breakfast, we set out for Ubud, considered the cultural heart of Bali. First, we visit Monkey Forest, home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques in a lush green setting. Then we head to the elegant Saraswati Temple, known for its lotus pond and artistic architecture. Afterward, enjoy free time at Ubud Market for shopping among handmade crafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Across from the market is the Ubud Royal Palace, offering a glimpse into Bali's historical heritage. We conclude with lunch at a local restaurant and return to the hotel for rest and free time.

Day 4: PENGLIPURAN VILLAGE – KEHEN TEMPLE – BESAKIH

After breakfast, we visit Penglipuran Village, where Bali’s traditional lifestyle is preserved. With stone-paved paths and welcoming locals, it is a living cultural treasure. We continue to Kehen Temple, nestled among centuries-old trees and adorned with exquisite stone carvings. Next, we visit the majestic Besakih Temple, considered Bali’s most sacred temple, located on the slopes of Mount Agung. Our journey continues to the iconic Lempuyang Temple (Heaven’s Gate), famous for its photo-worthy views above the clouds. Finally, we stop by a local chocolate factory to observe the production process and taste natural handmade chocolates. Return to the hotel for rest and free time.

Day 5: BALI

After breakfast, enjoy the day at your leisure until your flight. You may relax at the beach, shop for souvenirs, or rest at the hotel. Then we transfer to the airport by private vehicle. While leaving the magical atmosphere of Bali, you’ll take with you not only souvenirs but unforgettable memories. After passport and baggage procedures, we fly to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel.

Day 6: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, we head to Putrajaya, the future administrative capital of Malaysia. Known for its well-planned layout and symbolic bridges inspired by famous structures worldwide, it’s a modern architectural marvel. We stop at PICC for panoramic city views and visit the iconic Putrajaya Mosque, often called the “Pink Mosque” due to its floral-like architecture. Then we continue to Shah Alam, the capital of Selangor, to visit the Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque—Malaysia’s largest and Southeast Asia’s second-largest mosque. Nicknamed the “Blue Mosque” for its striking dome, it is reminiscent of Istanbul’s Sultanahmet Mosque. Along the way, we also view traditional Malay houses by the riverside. Transfer back to the hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 7: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, our first stop is the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. Guests can take photos, spend time at Suria KLCC Shopping Mall, and enjoy year-round discounts at international stores. Next, we visit Merdeka Square, then continue to the National Museum, KL City Gallery, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, and the Islamic Arts Museum, which houses over 7,000 works including replicas of the Taj Mahal, Masjid al-Haram, and Timur Mausoleum. After some quality time at Merdeka Square, we head to Masjid Negara (National Mosque), where we perform the midday prayer. Following this, we visit Batu Caves, a Hindu pilgrimage site home to the towering statue of Lord Murugan and a temple accessible via nearly 400 steps. Our next stop is Central Market, ideal for shopping traditional handmade Malay souvenirs. Those who wish can also explore Petaling Street, known as Chinatown. Overnight at the hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 8: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, we travel to Colmar Tropicale, a French-themed village inspired by 17th-century Alsace architecture. With colorful buildings and cobblestone paths, it offers a European vibe. We then visit the nearby Japanese Village, featuring tea houses, bamboo groves, and tranquil gardens that reflect traditional Japanese culture. Later, we head to Genting Highlands, home to massive hotel complexes and Malaysia’s only legal casino resort. Located at 1,800 meters above sea level, this area also houses the Chin Swee Buddhist Temple, which draws tourists with its striking views. Guests have free time at Genting Premium Outlet before taking a cable car to the temple, where we learn about Buddhist worship and history. After breathing in the fresh highland air, we return to the city center. Overnight at the hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 9: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast at the hotel, we transfer to Kuala Lumpur Airport. Return flight to Istanbul via Turkish Airlines. End of our delightful tour

Day 2: UBUD – CELUK VILLAGE

After breakfast, our first stop is the Barong Dance Performance, a symbol of Balinese culture. This colorful show, accompanied by traditional music and costumes, provides an energetic start to the day. Next, we visit the Tirta Empul Temple, known for its holy water springs. Here, you’ll witness purification rituals in a mystical atmosphere. We then head to the Kintamani region, famous for its stunning view of Mount Batur and the crater lake. Afterward, we take a short break at a Luwak Coffee Plantation, where you’ll learn about and taste one of the world’s rarest coffees. We end the day at the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, where you can take a walk and capture the stunning scenery. Return to the hotel and free time.

Day 3: KINTAMANI

After breakfast, we set out for Ubud, considered the cultural heart of Bali. First, we visit Monkey Forest, home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques in a lush green setting. Then we head to the elegant Saraswati Temple, known for its lotus pond and artistic architecture. Afterward, enjoy free time at Ubud Market for shopping among handmade crafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Across from the market is the Ubud Royal Palace, offering a glimpse into Bali's historical heritage. We conclude with lunch at a local restaurant and return to the hotel for rest and free time.

Day 4: PENGLIPURAN VILLAGE – KEHEN TEMPLE – BESAKIH

After breakfast, we visit Penglipuran Village, where Bali’s traditional lifestyle is preserved. With stone-paved paths and welcoming locals, it is a living cultural treasure. We continue to Kehen Temple, nestled among centuries-old trees and adorned with exquisite stone carvings. Next, we visit the majestic Besakih Temple, considered Bali’s most sacred temple, located on the slopes of Mount Agung. Our journey continues to the iconic Lempuyang Temple (Heaven’s Gate), famous for its photo-worthy views above the clouds. Finally, we stop by a local chocolate factory to observe the production process and taste natural handmade chocolates. Return to the hotel for rest and free time.

Day 5: BALI

After breakfast, enjoy the day at your leisure until your flight. You may relax at the beach, shop for souvenirs, or rest at the hotel. Then we transfer to the airport by private vehicle. While leaving the magical atmosphere of Bali, you’ll take with you not only souvenirs but unforgettable memories. After passport and baggage procedures, we fly to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel.

Day 6: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, we head to Putrajaya, the future administrative capital of Malaysia. Known for its well-planned layout and symbolic bridges inspired by famous structures worldwide, it’s a modern architectural marvel. We stop at PICC for panoramic city views and visit the iconic Putrajaya Mosque, often called the “Pink Mosque” due to its floral-like architecture. Then we continue to Shah Alam, the capital of Selangor, to visit the Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque—Malaysia’s largest and Southeast Asia’s second-largest mosque. Nicknamed the “Blue Mosque” for its striking dome, it is reminiscent of Istanbul’s Sultanahmet Mosque. Along the way, we also view traditional Malay houses by the riverside. Transfer back to the hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 7: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, our first stop is the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. Guests can take photos, spend time at Suria KLCC Shopping Mall, and enjoy year-round discounts at international stores. Next, we visit Merdeka Square, then continue to the National Museum, KL City Gallery, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, and the Islamic Arts Museum, which houses over 7,000 works including replicas of the Taj Mahal, Masjid al-Haram, and Timur Mausoleum. After some quality time at Merdeka Square, we head to Masjid Negara (National Mosque), where we perform the midday prayer. Following this, we visit Batu Caves, a Hindu pilgrimage site home to the towering statue of Lord Murugan and a temple accessible via nearly 400 steps. Our next stop is Central Market, ideal for shopping traditional handmade Malay souvenirs. Those who wish can also explore Petaling Street, known as Chinatown. Overnight at the hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 8: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, we travel to Colmar Tropicale, a French-themed village inspired by 17th-century Alsace architecture. With colorful buildings and cobblestone paths, it offers a European vibe. We then visit the nearby Japanese Village, featuring tea houses, bamboo groves, and tranquil gardens that reflect traditional Japanese culture. Later, we head to Genting Highlands, home to massive hotel complexes and Malaysia’s only legal casino resort. Located at 1,800 meters above sea level, this area also houses the Chin Swee Buddhist Temple, which draws tourists with its striking views. Guests have free time at Genting Premium Outlet before taking a cable car to the temple, where we learn about Buddhist worship and history. After breathing in the fresh highland air, we return to the city center. Overnight at the hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 9: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast at the hotel, we transfer to Kuala Lumpur Airport. Return flight to Istanbul via Turkish Airlines. End of our delightful tour