DAY 1

Kuala Lumpur - Kansai Airport

Gather at KLIA1 to board a flight to Kansai International Airport.

DAY 2

(Lunch / Dinner)

Kansai - Nara - Kyoto

Visit Nara:

Nara Park: Nara Park is located in the Nara section of the Kansai region. Nara Park is a must-see attraction because of the area's tame deer that roam freely. The deer here are protected by the "Deer Preservation Foundation" where action will be taken by the authorities in Japan if found guilty. The deer here are very tame and will bow down to visitors who want to feed them.

Visit Kyoto:

Solat at the Kyoto Islamic Culture Center and have lunch.

Fushimi Inari Fushimi Inari Shrine is an important Shinto shrine in southern Kyoto. It is famous for its thousands of pink torii gates, which cover a network of trails behind its main building. The trail leads to the sacred forest of Mount Inari, which stands at 233 meters and is part of the temple grounds. Visit Higashiyama District:

Ninenzaka is filled with shops ranging from souvenir shops and those selling various Japanese products to sweet shops and restaurants. Takehisa, a famous painter and poet of the Taisho era, spent about two years in the neighborhood starting in 1917, and there is a stone monument near where he lived.

Sannenzaka is filled with shops ranging from souvenir shops to candy and craft shops that fill the old buildings in this old town district of Kyoto. Sannenzaka offers many eye-catching sweets that simply say "beautiful Kyoto", and make perfect souvenirs.

Kiyomizu Temple is a famous temple for Buddhists and is located on one of the hills in Kyoto. Kiyomizudera means "Pure Water Temple". It offers beautiful views of the many cherry and maple trees below that erupt in a sea of ​​colors in spring and autumn, as well as Kyoto city in the distance. Plus, it's a great place to watch the sunset.

Overnight in Kyoto.

DAY 3

(Breakfat / Lunch / Dinner)

Kyoto - Osaka

Nishiki Market is known as "Kyoto's Kitchen", this lively grocery market is famous for its fresh seafood, produce and cooking utensils, and is a great place to find seasonal Japanese sweets, pickles, dried seafood and sushi. Arashiyama is a tourist district on the western outskirts of Kyoto.

Arashiyama is most popular during the cherry blossom and autumn seasons. Togetsukyo Bridge is the famous central landmark of Arashiyama, and many small shops, restaurants and other attractions are nearby, including Tenryuji temple,

Bamboo Forest and boats for rent on the river.

Bamboo Forest is where visitors can walk alongpaths in this stunning forest interspersed with thousands of towering bamboo stems. The 500m long path leads to Tenryu-ji Temple, one of the most beautiful Zen temples in Kyoto.

Overnight in Osaka.

DAY 4

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Osaka

Osaka Castle has a long history and is one of the castles that fought many battles in ancient times and survived many disasters. Today, Osaka Castle is a tourist attraction that is still standing and modern and can be seen from outside the castle grounds.

Osaka Mosque is the largest mosque in Osaka and the closest to Osaka city. Osaka Mosque is not within Osaka city limits, but can still be reached by train. The Osaka Mosque area also has halal shops and serves traditional Japanese halal food.

Yodobashi Umeda Mall is a spectacular high-rise building in the Kita district of Osaka, near Osaka and Umeda stations. It is also known as "Umeda New Town".

Shinsaibashi Street, also known as Dotonbori, is the city's most famous entertainment district and offers a wide range of dining and shopping options.

Overnight in Osaka

DAY 5

(Breakfast)

Osaka

Guests are free to do their own activities such as having fun at Universal Studio Japan, Tempozan Kaiyukan Aquarium or taking train to nearby areas.

*Entrance tickets to attractions and transportation are not included in the package.

Overnight in Osaka.

DAY 6

Kansai - Kuala Lumpur

Depart for the airport for your return flight.