This 9-day Malaysia tour package costs ₹39,000 per person on a double-sharing basis, departing from and returning to Mumbai. The journey combines round-trip Sleeper Class train travel between Mumbai and Kolkata with return flights between Kolkata and Kuala Lumpur. Over a 3-night stay in Kuala Lumpur, travelers explore major landmarks like the Petronas Twin Towers, KL Tower, Batu Caves, Genting Highlands, and Putrajaya. The package includes daily breakfast and dinner, tourist visa assistance, and guided sightseeing.

Dambulla Cave Temple: A UNESCO World Heritage site comprising five ancient rock caves filled with over 150 Buddha statues and intricate wall murals. Anuradhapura: Sri Lanka’s first ancient royal capital, renowned for its massive sacred stupas, sprawling monastic ruins, and holy Bodhi tree. Polonnaruwa: The island's second historical capital, famous for its exceptionally preserved stone palaces, temples, and large carved Buddha statues. Temple of the Tooth (Kandy): A sacred Buddhist shrine located in the highland city of Kandy that houses the revered tooth relic of Lord Buddha. Nuwara Eliya: A cool, scenic hill station affectionately called "Little England," known for its rolling tea plantations and colonial-era charm. Colombo City: Sri Lanka's vibrant commercial capital, featuring a blend of modern oceanfront skyscrapers, colonial architecture, and lively markets.

Day 1: Mumbai to Chennai train journey. Day 2: Flight from Chennai to Port Blair; Port Blair sightseeing (Light and Sound Show at Cellular Jail, Corbyn's Cove Beach, Samudrika Naval Museum); overnight stay in Port Blair. Day 3: Cruise transfer from Port Blair to Havelock Island; Havelock sightseeing (Radhanagar Beach); overnight stay in Havelock. Day 4: Cruise transfer from Havelock to Port Blair; overnight stay in Port Blair. Day 5: Day trip from Port Blair to Baratang Island (sightseeing and return); overnight stay in Port Blair. Day 6: Flight from Port Blair to Chennai. Day 7: Chennai to Mumbai train journey. Day 8: Arrival in Mumbai; tour ends.

This 13-day Myanmar tour package costs ₹59,000 per person (subject to currency fluctuation), departing from and returning to Mumbai. The journey combines round-trip Sleeper Class train travel between Mumbai and Kolkata with round-trip flights between Kolkata and Yangon. Inside Myanmar, the itinerary spends 5 nights across three signature destinations: Yangon (Shwedagon Pagoda and Buddha parks), the ancient temple plains of Bagan (Shwezigon Pagoda and horse cart ride), and the floating villages of Inle Lake, connected by overland bus travel. The package includes hotel stays, 5 breakfasts, 5 dinners, tourist visa processing, and a tour manager, while monument entry fees, activities, and transit meals are excluded.

Tegenungan Waterfall: A powerful, scenic waterfall nestled in lush jungle greenery, popular for swimming, photography, and natural relaxation. Banyu Wana Amertha Waterfall: A serene, hidden multi-tier waterfall tucked away in northern forests, known for its tranquil cascades and peaceful atmosphere. Kintamani: A breathtaking highland region offering panoramic views of the active Mount Batur volcano and the crater lake. Tirta Empul Holy Water Temple: A revered Hindu water temple famous for its sacred natural spring pools, where visitors observe traditional purification rituals. Tegalalang Rice Terrace: Iconic emerald-green tiered rice paddies set along a valley, showcasing Bali’s traditional subak irrigation system. Ubud Art Market: A vibrant cultural bazaar in central Ubud filled with handcrafted souvenirs, woven bags, silk scarves, and local artisan crafts. Bali Coffee Plantation: A lush agrotourism stop where travelers discover traditional Balinese spice gardening and sample freshly roasted local coffee and herbal teas. Ulun Danu Beratan Temple: A picturesque 17th-century water temple located on the shores of Lake Beratan, creating a magical floating appearance amidst misty mountain air. Bedugul & Handara Gate: A cool highland retreat famous for the iconic traditional stone gate surrounded by lush green hills, making it one of Bali’s most photographed landmarks. Tanah Lot Temple: An ancient Hindu shrine perched atop a wave-lashed rock formation in the sea, celebrated worldwide for its dramatic sunset vistas. Tanjung Benoa Beach: The premier hub for marine adventures in southern Bali, offering thrilling water sports such as banana boat rides, parasailing, and jet skiing.

Pattaya (Thailand): A bustling coastal resort city known for its vibrant nightlife, sandy beaches, cabaret performances like the Alcazar Show, and watersports. Bangkok (Thailand): The lively capital of Thailand, celebrated for ornate Buddhist shrines, the Grand Palace, bustling floating markets, and rich street-food culture. Ayutthaya (Thailand): An ancient Siamese capital and UNESCO World Heritage site filled with archaeological ruins, headless stone Buddha statues, and historic temple monasteries. Singapore: A modern island city-state famous for futuristic architecture, lush urban greenery, Marina Bay Sands, and the world-renowned nocturnal wildlife park, Night Safari. Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia): Malaysia's energetic capital characterized by modern skyscrapers like the Petronas Twin Towers, diverse cuisine, and rich multicultural heritage. Batu Caves (Malaysia): A sacred limestone hill housing Hindu cave temples, famous for its towering golden statue of Lord Murugan and 272 vibrant, colorful steps. Genting Highlands (Malaysia): A cool mountain resort destination featuring indoor and outdoor theme parks, high-altitude cable cars, and entertainment complexes. Putrajaya (Malaysia): The planned administrative center of Malaysia, recognized for grand Islamic-inspired architecture, sprawling boulevards, and the iconic pink Putra Mosque.