10H7M Balkan 5 Negara: North Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia

Participants will gather at KLIA 1 to board a flight to Skopje, with a stopover in Istanbul before continuing the journey to the main destination.

On arrival in Skopje, participants will begin a tour of Skopje Kale Fortress, a defensive city built since the 6th century. The journey continues to the Stone Bridge, a historic bridge that spans the Vardar River since 1451, before a photo stop at the Alexander The Great Statue, an iconic 14.5 meter tall monument built in conjunction with the 20 years of independence of the Republic of Macedonia. Participants will also visit Daut Pasha Hammam, a historic bathhouse from the 16th century that is now an art and culture museum. Next, participants have free time at Macedonia Square to buy souvenirs or try traditional food at the Old Bazaar. The tour ends with a visit to the Old Train Station, an old train station built in 1938 with Byzantine architectural decorations. Overnight in Skopje.

The journey continues to Tetovo to visit the Sarena Painted Mosque, a unique and colorful mosque complex built in 1438. This mosque also houses a flower garden, a Medresa school and the tomb of two sisters who sponsored its construction. Then the participants move to Ohrid, with a stop at Haji Turgut Mosque, the oldest mosque in this area built in 1466, as well as Abedin-Pasha Mosque, a historic 17th century mosque that houses the tomb of the first Emir of Ohrid. Participants will also enjoy free time at Chinar Square, a location famous for the Old Chinar Tree which is over 1000 years old, while shopping at Old Bazaar Street. The journey continues by witnessing the beautiful panorama of Lake Ohrid which is as wide as the ocean, before visiting the Monastery of St. Naum, a historic Orthodox monastery built on the banks of Lake Ohrid since 905 during the Bulgarian Empire. Overnight in Struga.

The journey continues to Tirana, the capital of Albania with a visit to the Ethem Bey Mosque, a historic mosque built in 1791 and a symbol of the fall of communism in this country. Next, participants will stop at the Clock Tower of Tirana, a 35 meter high clock tower built in 1811. The panoramic bus tour will take participants past famous landmarks such as the Pyramid of Tirana, National History Museum, Cold War Bunker, Skanderbeg Square and Skanderbeg Monument. The journey then continues to Shkoder to enjoy a panoramic bus tour through Rozafa Castle, an old fortified city used since Illyrian times, as well as seeing the Ebu Beker Mosque and the beautiful Shkoder Lake. Overnight in Shkoder.

The journey continues to Kotor, one of the most beautiful seaside towns in the Mediterranean. Participants will be taken to visit the Old Town of Kotor, a historic city with 20 meter high city walls. Among the main attractions that can be seen here are the Square of Arms, Watch Tower, Prince's Palace, Pillar of Shame, and Sea Gate of 1555 which is the main entrance to the city. After that, the tour continues to the Old City of Dubrovnik which is famous as the Pearl of the Adriatic because of its panoramic beauty. This city is a must-visit destination in the Balkans, where participants have the opportunity to visit major landmarks such as the Large Onofrio Fountain, Rector’s Palace, Clock Tower, Bell Tower, and Orlando’s Column, in addition to a relaxing stroll through along the old city streets lined with historic buildings. Overnight in Trebinje.

The journey continues with a stop at Blagaj to take photos and enjoy the beautiful scenery at Buna River Spring, a spring that is very famous for its natural beauty. Next, participants will be taken to the historic city of Mostar. Here, the group will visit Mostar Bridge, Bosnia's iconic bridge built in the 16th century with Balkan Islamic architecture and now a symbol of peace and world heritage. The tour continues to Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, a historic mosque built in 1618 with beautiful Turkish Ottoman style architecture. Participants also have the opportunity to buy souvenirs at the Kujundziluk Market located along the Neretva River, in addition to visiting the Turkish House to immerse themselves in the life of the local community in the past. Overnight in Mostar.

The tour in Sarajevo starts at the beautiful Vrelo Bosne, onwards to the Tunnel of Hope, a legacy of the Bosnian War. Participants shopped at the Bascarsija Bazaar, took pictures at the Sebilj Fountain, and performed prayers at the Gazi Husrev-Bey Mosque. Also stop at Sahat Kula, Vijecnica and see Sarajevo Roses which is full of history. Overnight in Sarajevo.

A visit to Ahmici sees the 116 Monument, a memorial to the tragedy of the murder of villagers by Croatian soldiers during the Bosnian War. Then on to Jajce to take photos at the 27m high Pliva Waterfall and see the Watermills Open Air Museum with a row of traditional wooden watermills over the Pliva River. Overnight in Bihac

Participants will visit and stroll in the area of ​​Plitvice Lakes, a mountain lake that is often called world paradise because of its beauty with clear green water and a series of amazing waterfalls. Next, the tour continues to the city of Zagreb with a focus on Ban Jelacic Square which houses Zagreb City Scale Model, Ban Jelacic Statue and Lotrscak Tower. After that, participants will return to Kuala Lumpur with a transit flight in Istanbul.

Participants safely arrived at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA 1), marking the end of a journey full of wonderful memories.