
Journey into a hidden, mystical corner of the old world. Wander from the rugged, pristine coastlines of the Adriatic to the ancient fortress towns of Bulgaria and the dramatic, mist-shrouded castles of Romania—where folklore-rich peaks, timeless medieval lanes, and untamed natural beauty converge.
Tour Overview




Itinerary Breakdown
A well-planned itinerary for an immersive experience.
Gather at Changi Airport and depart for Tirana.

Welcome to Tirana, the capital of Albania. Upon arrival, you will head to:
Skanderbeg Square:
Tirana’s main square, featuring the iconic Skanderbeg Monument.
National History Museum (photostop):
Albania’s largest museum showcasing the country’s history, culture, and heritage.
Pyramid of Tirana (photostop):
A unique architectural landmark, now a symbol of Tirana’s modern transformation.
Et'hem Bej Mosque (photostop):
A historic Ottoman-era mosque known for its beautiful frescoes and elegant architecture.
Lunch: Local Set Meal
Dinner: Chinese Set Meal
Metro Hotel Terminal (4*) or similar

Lake Ohrid:
One of Europe’s oldest and deepest lakes, known for its crystal-clear waters and beautiful scenery.
Old Bazaar Street:
A historic street filled with traditional shops, cafés, and Ottoman-era charm.
Lunch: Local Set Meal
Dinner: Local Set Meal
Actor Hotel (4*) or similar
Stone Bridge:
A historic Ottoman-era bridge and one of Skopje’s most iconic landmarks.
Skopje Fortress (photostop):
An ancient fortress offering panoramic views over the city and a glimpse into Macedonia’s history.
Mother Theresa Memorial House (photostop):
A memorial dedicated to Mother Teresa, who was born in Skopje, showcasing her life and humanitarian work.
Skopje Old Town:
A charming historic district featuring Ottoman architecture and traditional markets.
Lunch: Local Set Meal
Dinner: Chinese Set Meal
Mercure Sofia City (4*) or similar

Rila Monastery:
Bulgaria’s largest and most famous Orthodox monastery, renowned for its beautiful frescoes.
Patriarchal Cathedral St. Alexander Nevsky (photostop):
Sofia’s iconic cathedral, known for its impressive Neo-Byzantine architecture and golden domes.
Central Mosque of Sofia (photostop):
A historic Ottoman mosque and one of Sofia’s most significant Islamic landmarks.
Orthodox Temple of Saint Paraskeva (photostop):
A beautiful Orthodox church featuring elegant architecture and rich religious heritage.
Presidential Palace of Republic of Bulgaria (photostop):
The official residence and workplace of Bulgaria’s President, located in the heart of Sofia and known for its grand architecture.
Lunch: Local Set Meal
Dinner: Local Set Meal
Mercure Sofia City (4*) or similar

Tsarevets Fortress (photostop):
A medieval fortress and former royal stronghold, offering panoramic views and a glimpse into Bulgaria’s Second Bulgarian Empire.
House of Assen (photostop):
A historic monument commemorating the medieval Bulgarian rulers who restored the Bulgarian Empire.
Lunch: Local Set Meal
Dinner: Local Set Meal
Meridian Hotel Bolyarski (4*) or similar

Palace of Parliament:
One of the world’s largest administrative buildings, known for its grand architecture and impressive interiors.
Triumphal Arch:
A historic monument celebrating Romania’s independence and national achievements.
Old Princely Court (photostop):
The former royal residence of Wallachian rulers, featuring historic and medieval charm.
The Romanian Athenaeum (photostop):
A concert hall famous for its elegant architecture.
United Nations Market (photostop):
A lively local market offering traditional goods and souvenirs.
Lunch: Chinese Set Meal
Dinner: Local Folklore Meal
Pullman World Trade Center (4*) or similar

Bran Castle:
A legendary medieval castle in Transylvania, famous for its connection to the Dracula legend and stunning hilltop views.
Lunch: Local Set Meal
Dinner: Local Set Meal
Pullman World Trade Center (4*) or similar

With all the fond memories, head to the airport for your flight back to Singapore.


Hotel & tour price
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