10D7N Balkan 5 Countries: North Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro & Croatia

The journey begins when the group gathers at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) for the night flight to Skopje, Macedonia. Travelers will complete check-in procedures and ensure all travel documents are in order before departure. While waiting, they can explore the duty-free shops and enjoy a meal before boarding the flight to begin their thrilling adventure.

On arrival in Skopje in the morning, the group will be greeted by a local tour guide and embark on a full day city tour. The first stop is at the Mustafa Pasha Mosque, a well-preserved Ottoman-era mosque famous for its elegant domes and beautiful Islamic calligraphy. The tour continues to the Old Bazaar, one of the oldest and largest markets in the Balkans, where visitors can admire traditional handicrafts, buy souvenirs, and experience local culture. The group will then cross the iconic Stone Bridge, a landmark that connects the old and new parts of the city. The final stop is at the Skopje Fortress (Kale), a medieval fortress that offers a panoramic view of the capital. After the tour, the group will enjoy a halal dinner at a local restaurant before checking into accommodation for the night in Skopje.

At 8:00 am, the group will depart early for a three-hour journey to the stunning city of Ohrid, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once there, the tour begins with a visit to Lake Ohrid, one of the oldest and deepest lakes in Europe known for its clear waters and peaceful surroundings. The group will then visit the Ali Pasha Mosque, an elegant Ottoman-era mosque, giving an insight into the city's Islamic heritage. For those who want to explore further, there is the option of a boat ride on Lake Ohrid to enjoy the beautiful view of the historic city from a different perspective. After a day of exploring, the group will check into accommodation for the night in Ohrid.

In the morning, the group will depart for Tirana, Albania, traveling about three hours through beautiful mountain roads. Guided tours in Tirana begin at Skanderbeg Square, the city center surrounded by government buildings and important cultural institutions. The group will then visit the Ethem Bey Mosque, a well-preserved Ottoman mosque decorated with intricate frescoes. The final destination is the National History Museum, where tourists can explore the history of Albania from the ancient Illyrian civilization to the modern era. After an informative day, the group will check into accommodation for the night.

The day begins with an 8:00 am departure to Shkoder, a historic city in northern Albania, with the journey taking about two hours. Here, the group will explore the Rozafa Fortress, an ancient hilltop fortress that offers stunning views of Lake Shkoder and the surrounding area. The tour continues to the Lead Mosque, an 18th century mosque famous for its lead-coated dome. The journey then continues for three hours to Budva, Montenegro, where the group will explore the charming Budva Old Town. This medieval town is surrounded by ancient stone walls and features cobblestone streets, historic churches, and beautiful views of the Adriatic Sea. After a day full of valuable experiences, the group will check into accommodation for the night in Budva.

This morning, the group will depart for Kotor, a coastal town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, located just an hour from Budva. The tour starts at Teluk Kotor, a natural bay resembling a fjord surrounded by mountains and charming medieval villages. The group will then explore Kotor Old Town, a well-preserved medieval town, complete with small alleys, historic buildings, and lively squares. After lunch, the trip continues with a two-hour transfer to Trebinje, Bosnia. Once there, the group will join a walking tour in the evening to enjoy beautiful views of the city with Ottoman bridges, traditional markets, and a relaxed atmosphere. The day ends with an overnight stay in Trebinje.

Today's journey begins with a two-hour drive to Mostar, a city known for its rich Ottoman heritage. The first stop is at Stari Most (Old Bridge), a 16th-century architectural masterpiece that spans the Neretva River, offering stunning views as well as deep historical value. The tour continues with a walk through the Mostar Bazaar, a lively market filled with traditional handicrafts, souvenirs, and Bosnian delicacies. After lunch, the trip continues with a 2.5 hour drive to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In the afternoon, the group will explore Baščaršija, Sarajevo's historic bazaar featuring a unique East and West atmosphere. The last stop is at Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, one of the most important Islamic landmarks in the Balkans, famous for its beautiful architecture and high historical value. The day ends with check-in and overnight stay in Sarajevo.

At 8:00 am, the group will depart for Travnik, a historic town that was once the capital of Ottoman Bosnia. The tour begins at Sulejmanija Mosque, an elegant Ottoman-style mosque that reflects the city's Islamic heritage. The group will then explore Travnik Fortress, a medieval fortress that offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding valley. After lunch, the journey continues for four hours to Zagreb, Croatia, for check-in and overnight.

The final day of exploration begins with a guided tour of Zagreb, the vibrant capital of Croatia. The tour starts at Ban Jelačić Square, the bustling city center, surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and shops. The group will then take a stroll in Maksimir Park, one of the most beautiful green parks in Zagreb. A brief photo stop will be made at Zagreb Cathedral, the tallest and most iconic religious building in Croatia. In the afternoon, the group will be transferred to the airport for the return flight.

The group arrived back at KLIA in the evening, marking the end of the Balkan adventure with unforgettable memories.