10H7M Eropah Barat 5 Negara: Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Frankfurt, Zurich, & Keajaiban Banjaran Swiss

The journey begins when the participants gather at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to begin their exciting journey to Europe. After completing the check-in and immigration process, the group will board an international flight to Paris, France, known as the "City of Light." During the flight, participants can relax and enjoy the in-flight entertainment while looking forward to experiencing Europe's amazing culture and scenery. An overnight flight ensures a fresh arrival in Paris the next day.

Arriving in Paris, the group will begin exploration in the "City of Light." The first visit is to Galeries Lafayette, one of Europe's most luxurious shopping destinations offering designer fashion, accessories, and impressive architectural designs. Next, participants will pass through the Louvre Museum, which houses the famous Mona Lisa painting, Les Invalides, a former military hospital that now houses the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte, and Palais Garnier, a magnificent opera house from the 19th century. The tour continues with a photo stop at the Arc de Triomphe, a monument honoring the fighters of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, as well as the Eiffel Tower, built for the 1889 World Exhibition. Participants will also pray at the Great Mosque of Paris, a historic mosque built in 1926 with a 33-meter tower, located nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral. Overnight in Paris.

The journey continues to Brussels, Belgium, where the group will visit the Atomium, a unique architectural landmark in the form of iron crystals built for the Brussels World Exhibition of 1958. They will explore the Grand Place, the main square of Brussels surrounded by historic buildings such as the Flamboyant Town Hall, Guilds of Brussels, and the King's House. Next, a visit to Manneken Pis, a bronze statue of a boy urinating, gives an idea of ​​the city's unique charm. Participants can also enjoy authentic Belgian waffles and buy locally made chocolate.

In April, the itinerary will include a visit to Keukenhof Gardens, known as the "Garden of Europe," which is one of the largest flower gardens in the world with approximately seven million flowers growing in an area of ​​32 hectares. Overnight in Amsterdam.

The day begins with a visit to Zaanse Schans, a traditional Dutch village featuring historic windmills and wooden houses, giving an insight into Dutch heritage. Participants will witness the traditional making of wooden shoes at the Wooden Shoe Workshop and see the cheese making process at the Catharina Hoeve Cheese Farm, with the opportunity to try different types of cheese. The tour continues to Gassan Diamonds, a famous diamond polishing factory that showcases the fine art of diamond craftsmanship. Participants will then enjoy a Canal Cruise, which offers unique views of Amsterdam's historic cityscape, passing classic buildings and iconic bridges. The day ends with free time at Damrak Square, home to the Royal Palace, National Monument, and Amsterdam Centraal Station, with shopping options in the busy Kalverstraat. Overnight in Amsterdam.

The journey continues to Cologne, Germany, where the group will visit the Cologne Central Mosque, an architectural masterpiece that combines modern design with Neo-Ottoman influences, featuring glass walls, a tall minaret, and a spacious prayer hall. Upon arrival in Frankfurt, participants will explore the Romerberg, a historic area featuring medieval-style buildings, including the Fountain of Justice, a replica of the Bridge of Sighs, and The Romer, a collection of unique buildings housing the City Council Frankfurt since the 13th century. Overnight in Frankfurt.

The journey begins with a visit to Lake Titisee, a beautiful lake town in the Black Forest region, perfect for relaxing while enjoying the natural scenery. Participants can explore local shops famous for handmade cuckoo clocks. The tour continues to Rhine Falls, the largest waterfall in Europe located near Schaffhausen, where they can experience the beauty and majesty of the rushing water. Overnight in Zurich.

In Lucerne, participants will visit the Chapel Bridge, a historic wooden bridge built in 1333 as part of the city's fortifications. They will also see the Lion Monument, a stone carving commemorating the Swiss Guards who died during the French Revolution. Shopping opportunities are available at Bucherer for Swiss watches and Casa Grande for souvenirs. The adventure continues in Engelberg, where participants will take a cable car to Mount Titlis, enjoying the beautiful view of the Alps. At the top, they can explore the Ice Cave, play in the snow, or test their courage on the Cliff Walk, the highest suspension bridge in Europe. Overnight in Interlaken or Bern.

In Bern, the capital of Switzerland, participants will stroll through the Bern Old Town, a medieval city recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with cobbled streets and historic buildings. They will see the Zytglogge (Clock Tower), a 16th-century astronomical clock, and cross the Nydeggbrucke Bridge, which offers a beautiful view of the River Aare. Free time is given in Munsterplatz, a main square with interesting shops and cafes, perfect for buying souvenirs. The group will stop in Dijon, France, for lunch and prayers before continuing on to Paris. Overnight in Paris.

Depart to the airport for the return flight to Kuala Lumpur.

Arriving in Kuala Lumpur, marks the end of an unforgettable adventure in Europe.