Bali & Kuala Lumpur Tour 8N/9D

Day 1: SINGAPORE

Meet at Istanbul Airport International Departure Terminal. After ticketing and baggage procedures, depart to Denpasar via Singapore with Singapore Airlines.

Day 2: DENPASAR

Following a comfortable and safe flight, after a short layover in Singapore, continue to Denpasar. Upon arrival, after passport and baggage procedures, meet our warm and friendly team welcoming you with traditional colorful flower necklaces. After this pleasant welcome, travel by private vehicle to Ubud, known as the cultural heart of Bali. Along the way, enjoy the stunning natural scenery of Bali. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. Since check-in is between 14:00 and 15:00, you will have free time in Ubud until then. Spend the rest of the day relaxing with hotel facilities or taking a leisurely walk through the peaceful streets of Ubud. Accommodation is at the hotel in Ubud.

Day 3: UBUD

After breakfast, the first stop is the Barong Dance Show, a symbol of Balinese culture. This colorful performance, accompanied by traditional music and costumes, gives an energetic start to the day. Next, visit Tirta Empul Temple, famous for its sacred water springs. In this mystical setting, you will relax your soul and witness Balinese purification rituals. Then, head towards the Kintamani region, located in the shadow of volcanic mountains. Enjoy the views of the unique Mount Batur Volcano and its crater lake. Afterwards, stop briefly at the Luwak Coffee Plantation to learn about the production process of one of the world’s rarest coffees and enjoy a tasting. The last stop of the day is the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, where you can walk and take photos of the breathtaking scenery. Return to the hotel at the end of the day for rest and free time.

Day 4: KINTAMANI

After breakfast, travel to the Ubud area, known as Bali’s cultural center. First visit is the Monkey Forest, a sacred forest inhabited by hundreds of long-tailed macaques where you can take a walk amidst lush greenery. Then visit Saraswati Temple, known for its elegant architecture and lotus ponds, reflecting Bali’s artistic spirit. Next, free time for shopping at Ubud Market, filled with traditional crafts, textiles, and souvenirs where you can interact with locals and buy authentic Balinese products. Across from the market is the Ubud Royal Palace, offering a glimpse into the region’s historical heritage and royal architecture. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant serving Balinese specialties. Afterwards, return to the hotel and enjoy free time.

Day 5: BESAKIH

After breakfast, depart for Penglipuran Village, a living cultural heritage of Bali with stone-paved streets, traditional houses, and welcoming locals. Then visit Kehen Temple, set under centuries-old trees and famous for its intricate stone carvings, offering a peaceful atmosphere to feel Bali’s spiritual essence. Next, visit the magnificent Besakih Temple, Bali’s largest and holiest temple, located on the slopes of Mount Agung. Here, admire the ancient religious architecture and experience the spiritual center of the island. After Besakih, continue to the eastern tip of Bali to Lempuyang Temple, also known as the Gate of Heaven, famous for its postcard-perfect views and iconic “Heaven’s Gate.” Take memorable photos and explore the temple’s mystical ambiance. End the day with a visit to a handmade chocolate factory where you can observe the production process and taste a variety of natural chocolates. Return to the hotel for rest and free time.

Day 6: BALI

After breakfast, spend your free time until your flight as you wish. You may relax on the beach, complete your souvenir shopping, or enjoy hotel amenities. Then, transfer to the airport by private vehicle. As you leave the magical atmosphere of Bali, take home not only souvenirs but unforgettable memories. After completing baggage and passport procedures, fly to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel.

Day 7: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, visit the city’s symbol, the Petronas Twin Towers. Guests can take photos in front of the towers and spend time at Suria KLCC Shopping Mall, where seasonal discounts are available. Then proceed to Merdeka (Independence) Square. Visit the National Museum, Kuala Lumpur City Gallery, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the Islamic Arts Library, and the Islamic Arts Museum, which houses over 7,000 artifacts. Highlights include reproductions of famous buildings such as the Taj Mahal in India, the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, and the Emir Timur Mausoleum in Uzbekistan. After enjoying time at Merdeka Square, visit Masjid Negara (National Mosque), the first mosque in Malaysia built with unique local architecture, where the midday prayer will be performed. Next, visit Batu Caves, a Hindu pilgrimage site, featuring Lord Murugan’s giant statue and temples reached after climbing approximately 400 steps. Later, shop for symbolic handmade Malay cultural products at the Central Market. Guests may also visit Petaling Street, also known as Chinatown. Accommodation in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 8: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, depart for Putrajaya, Malaysia’s future administrative capital. Putrajaya is known for its meticulously planned architecture and will eventually replace Kuala Lumpur as the capital. The city is decorated with symbolic bridges from various countries; stop to take photos at one of them. Next, ascend PICC for panoramic views of the city. Visit Putrajaya Mosque, famous for its pink color, often called the Pink Mosque. Afterward, visit the UNESCO World Heritage city of Malacca. First stop is Malacca Mosque, located by the strategic Malacca Strait. Explore A’Famosa Fort and learn from the guide about how Malaysia passed through Japanese, Portuguese, Dutch, and British rule. Visit Stadthuys and St. Paul’s Church, reflecting the various cultures left behind. Guests may opt for a short city tour by traditional trishaw while enjoying Malay music. Discover the Baba & Nyonya Museum and Jonkers Walk. Those interested can visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, one of the rare Taoism-Confucianism temples in the world. Also, visit the Nyonya One Finger Shoe store, famous for handmade single-toe shoes. Continue with a small boat tour on the river, viewing traditional Malay houses along the shore. Overnight in Johor Bahru.

Day 9: JOHOR BAHRU

After breakfast, transfer to the Singapore border. Cross the border on foot. After customs and passport checks, depart from Singapore Airport, repeatedly awarded the world’s best airport, featuring a waterfall inside. Begin a panoramic city tour including the Botanic Gardens’ Orchid Garden, Chinatown, and the famous shopping street Orchard Road. End the tour at Masjid Sultan, Singapore’s grandest mosque, built by the city’s first Sultan in 1824 and restored in 1932 by Singapore’s oldest architecture firm. After prayers, proceed to Sentosa Island. Free time in the afternoon on the island, with optional activities like cable car rides, Universal Studios theme park, or swimming (cabins and showers available). After Sentosa, visit the famous tropical garden Garden By The Bay. Following free time, watch the nightly light show at 19:45. Overnight stay at a hotel in Singapore. Guests may optionally join the Night Safari tour or explore the city center. Finally, transfer to Singapore Airport for departure.

Day 2: DENPASAR

Following a comfortable and safe flight, after a short layover in Singapore, continue to Denpasar. Upon arrival, after passport and baggage procedures, meet our warm and friendly team welcoming you with traditional colorful flower necklaces. After this pleasant welcome, travel by private vehicle to Ubud, known as the cultural heart of Bali. Along the way, enjoy the stunning natural scenery of Bali. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. Since check-in is between 14:00 and 15:00, you will have free time in Ubud until then. Spend the rest of the day relaxing with hotel facilities or taking a leisurely walk through the peaceful streets of Ubud. Accommodation is at the hotel in Ubud.

Day 3: UBUD

After breakfast, the first stop is the Barong Dance Show, a symbol of Balinese culture. This colorful performance, accompanied by traditional music and costumes, gives an energetic start to the day. Next, visit Tirta Empul Temple, famous for its sacred water springs. In this mystical setting, you will relax your soul and witness Balinese purification rituals. Then, head towards the Kintamani region, located in the shadow of volcanic mountains. Enjoy the views of the unique Mount Batur Volcano and its crater lake. Afterwards, stop briefly at the Luwak Coffee Plantation to learn about the production process of one of the world’s rarest coffees and enjoy a tasting. The last stop of the day is the Tegallalang Rice Terraces, where you can walk and take photos of the breathtaking scenery. Return to the hotel at the end of the day for rest and free time.

Day 4: KINTAMANI

After breakfast, travel to the Ubud area, known as Bali’s cultural center. First visit is the Monkey Forest, a sacred forest inhabited by hundreds of long-tailed macaques where you can take a walk amidst lush greenery. Then visit Saraswati Temple, known for its elegant architecture and lotus ponds, reflecting Bali’s artistic spirit. Next, free time for shopping at Ubud Market, filled with traditional crafts, textiles, and souvenirs where you can interact with locals and buy authentic Balinese products. Across from the market is the Ubud Royal Palace, offering a glimpse into the region’s historical heritage and royal architecture. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant serving Balinese specialties. Afterwards, return to the hotel and enjoy free time.

Day 5: BESAKIH

After breakfast, depart for Penglipuran Village, a living cultural heritage of Bali with stone-paved streets, traditional houses, and welcoming locals. Then visit Kehen Temple, set under centuries-old trees and famous for its intricate stone carvings, offering a peaceful atmosphere to feel Bali’s spiritual essence. Next, visit the magnificent Besakih Temple, Bali’s largest and holiest temple, located on the slopes of Mount Agung. Here, admire the ancient religious architecture and experience the spiritual center of the island. After Besakih, continue to the eastern tip of Bali to Lempuyang Temple, also known as the Gate of Heaven, famous for its postcard-perfect views and iconic “Heaven’s Gate.” Take memorable photos and explore the temple’s mystical ambiance. End the day with a visit to a handmade chocolate factory where you can observe the production process and taste a variety of natural chocolates. Return to the hotel for rest and free time.

Day 6: BALI

After breakfast, spend your free time until your flight as you wish. You may relax on the beach, complete your souvenir shopping, or enjoy hotel amenities. Then, transfer to the airport by private vehicle. As you leave the magical atmosphere of Bali, take home not only souvenirs but unforgettable memories. After completing baggage and passport procedures, fly to Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel.

Day 7: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, visit the city’s symbol, the Petronas Twin Towers. Guests can take photos in front of the towers and spend time at Suria KLCC Shopping Mall, where seasonal discounts are available. Then proceed to Merdeka (Independence) Square. Visit the National Museum, Kuala Lumpur City Gallery, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, the Islamic Arts Library, and the Islamic Arts Museum, which houses over 7,000 artifacts. Highlights include reproductions of famous buildings such as the Taj Mahal in India, the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, and the Emir Timur Mausoleum in Uzbekistan. After enjoying time at Merdeka Square, visit Masjid Negara (National Mosque), the first mosque in Malaysia built with unique local architecture, where the midday prayer will be performed. Next, visit Batu Caves, a Hindu pilgrimage site, featuring Lord Murugan’s giant statue and temples reached after climbing approximately 400 steps. Later, shop for symbolic handmade Malay cultural products at the Central Market. Guests may also visit Petaling Street, also known as Chinatown. Accommodation in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 8: KUALA LUMPUR

After breakfast, depart for Putrajaya, Malaysia’s future administrative capital. Putrajaya is known for its meticulously planned architecture and will eventually replace Kuala Lumpur as the capital. The city is decorated with symbolic bridges from various countries; stop to take photos at one of them. Next, ascend PICC for panoramic views of the city. Visit Putrajaya Mosque, famous for its pink color, often called the Pink Mosque. Afterward, visit the UNESCO World Heritage city of Malacca. First stop is Malacca Mosque, located by the strategic Malacca Strait. Explore A’Famosa Fort and learn from the guide about how Malaysia passed through Japanese, Portuguese, Dutch, and British rule. Visit Stadthuys and St. Paul’s Church, reflecting the various cultures left behind. Guests may opt for a short city tour by traditional trishaw while enjoying Malay music. Discover the Baba & Nyonya Museum and Jonkers Walk. Those interested can visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, one of the rare Taoism-Confucianism temples in the world. Also, visit the Nyonya One Finger Shoe store, famous for handmade single-toe shoes. Continue with a small boat tour on the river, viewing traditional Malay houses along the shore. Overnight in Johor Bahru.

Day 9: JOHOR BAHRU

After breakfast, transfer to the Singapore border. Cross the border on foot. After customs and passport checks, depart from Singapore Airport, repeatedly awarded the world’s best airport, featuring a waterfall inside. Begin a panoramic city tour including the Botanic Gardens’ Orchid Garden, Chinatown, and the famous shopping street Orchard Road. End the tour at Masjid Sultan, Singapore’s grandest mosque, built by the city’s first Sultan in 1824 and restored in 1932 by Singapore’s oldest architecture firm. After prayers, proceed to Sentosa Island. Free time in the afternoon on the island, with optional activities like cable car rides, Universal Studios theme park, or swimming (cabins and showers available). After Sentosa, visit the famous tropical garden Garden By The Bay. Following free time, watch the nightly light show at 19:45. Overnight stay at a hotel in Singapore. Guests may optionally join the Night Safari tour or explore the city center. Finally, transfer to Singapore Airport for departure.