DAY 1

Kuala Lumpur - Istanbul

Gather at KLIA to board a flight to Copenhagen (transit in Istanbul).

DAY 2

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Istanbul - Copenhagen

Visit Copenhagen:

- Frederiksborg Castle: This 17th-century castle is located on the edge of a fairly large lake with a large flower garden, very attractive as a place to take photos. It once suffered a major fire in 1859.

- The Little Mermaid: A monument built by the sea to commemorate the legend of a half-human mermaid originating from Denmark.

- Gefion Fountain: This fountain was carved in 1908, depicting the history of the existence of the city of Copenhagen in the 10th century.

- Nyhavn: The most iconic area to take photos in Copenhagen with a row of colorful buildings located in front of the canal port.

- Amalienborg Palace: The official residence of the Danish royal family, built in 1760.

- Christianborg Palace: Built in 1928, this palace is the parliament for the Danish government to meet and is also the official hall used by the King of Denmark to welcome official guests of the country.

- Rosenborg Castle: The official residence of the Danish royal family from 1606 until 1760.

- Free time for shopping and strolling on Stroget.

Overnight in Copenhagen.

DAY 3

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Copenhagen - DFDS Cruise

Copenhagen Tour:

- Shopping at Ringsted Outlet featuring boutiques of famous brands such as Calvin Klein, Levi's, Lacoste and Guess with special discounts.

- Board a DFDS cruise ship heading to Copenhagen via the Oslofjord valley and spend the night on board this cruise ship.

Spend the night on the cruise ship.

DAY 4

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Oslo - Bygdoy - Geilo/Gol

Oslo Tour:

- Free time for shopping in the Muslim majority area of ​​Oslo, namely in Gronland and praying at the Islamic Cultural Centre Norway.

Overnight in Geilo.

DAY 5

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Geilo/Gol - Flam - Myrdal - Gudvangen - Geilo/Gol

Visit to Flam:

- Take the Flamsbana train to Myrdal, where this journey will take guests across the beautiful mountains and fjord valleys of Norway. Considered one of the most scenic train journeys in the world.

- The train will stop briefly at the 225m high Kjosfossen Falls to give guests the opportunity to take photos here.

- Return to Flam by taking the Flamsbana train and boarding the Fjord Cruise cruise along the Naeroyfjord mountain valley which is so beautiful and picturesque that it is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, heading to Gudvangen.

Overnight in Geilo.

DAY 6

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Geilo/Gol - Oslo - Stockholm

- Depart for Stockholm by high-speed train from Oslo Central station which was built in 1987.

Overnight in Stockholm.

DAY 7

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Stockholm

Visit in Stockholm:

- Drottningholm Palace: The private residence of the Swedish royal family, built in the 16th century with a large flower garden called Baroque and English Garden. There is also a special building here, the Chinese Pavilion, which was built by the Chinese.

- Stockholm Palace: Built in 1760, this official Swedish royal palace houses the king's office and the palace where the Swedish king receives diplomatic visits and foreign leaders.

- Parliament House: This parliament building was built in 1905 near Stockholm Palace and has become one of the iconic buildings in the city.

- Nobel Prize Museum: This 17th century building houses all the information about the founders, winners and history of the Nobel Prize.

- Shop in the 17th century souvenir shops along the streets of the old town of Gamla Stan, which is actually a small island.

- Pray at the Stockholm Grand Mosque, originally built in 1903 as an electric power station before being converted into a mosque in 1999.

- Fjallgatan View Point: Called Stockholm's Balcony because this area offers panoramic views of downtown Stockholm and Djurgarden Island. Around here, there are also old buildings and houses of Stockholmers from the 1700s, and cafes to relax with a coffee while enjoying the view.

Overnight in Stockholm.

DAY 8

(Breakfast)

Sigtuna - Stockholm - Istanbul

Visit the oldest city in Sweden, which dates back to 980, Sigtuna:

- Sigtuna Museum: The most iconic red building in the city, built on the former site of the palace of Sweden's first king, King Eric The Victorious. This museum tells the story of the importance of Sigtuna, which was the most important city in Sweden from the Viking Age to the 13th century.

- Sigtuna Radhus: The city hall, built in 1744 with a clock tower, is said to be the smallest city hall in Europe.

- Shop for souvenirs in the small shops along Stora Gatan, which has existed for hundreds of years.

- Stroll along the peaceful shores of Lake Malaren and take photos with the carved stones here, remnants of the Viking Age called Rune Stones.

Depart for Kuala Lumpur (transit in Istanbul).

DAY 9

Istanbul - Kuala Lumpur

Arrived in KLIA