Rajah Travel Corporation

This morning, journey to a Hindu temple located on the southern slope of one of Bali’s highest volcanos. Batukaru Temple is among the holiest places of worship in Bali, welcoming visitors and locals alike to experience perfect tranquility in a misty, forested atmosphere.

Next, witness the stunning landscape created by the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the subak irrigation system. Here, bright green terraces climb the hillsides in organic patterns, each holding a pristine pool of water for growing rice.

For your last stop before returning to your hotel, a local family will invite you into their home to discover the rich, aromatic flavors of Balinese cuisine.

Start your day with a visit to the famed Tirta Empul, a water temple where locals go to cleanse the mind, body, and spirit with holy spring water in a ritual known as Melukat. After, we’ll drive in a fleet of vintage cars to the city center of Ubud, where we’ll see the Royal Palace and browse the wares at the Ubud Art Market. This is an excellent opportunity for some souvenir shopping—keep an eye out for colorful textiles, woodcarvings, and more. Join your group for lunch at a local restaurant, then enjoy the rest of the afternoon to relax or explore at your leisure.

Upon your arrival to Subak Guliang, you'll receive a warm and traditional greeting from the people who call this village home—as well as some refreshments to fuel your upcoming activities. Coconut picking, mat weaving, wood carving, rice planting... these are just a few of the activities you may get to try your hand at as you learn about day-to-day life in this village. After, you’ll be treated to a feast of Indonesian dishes in a scenic gazebo in the rice fields.

Singapore is lauded for its international culture, thriving culinary scene, and whimsical architecture. On this immersive tour of the city, you’ll get an up-close and personal introduction to all three. Start in Little India, where you’ll find bustling streets and a delightful array of colorful buildings. Next, we’ll make our way to Chinatown, where you’ll find street vendors, traditional shops, and a Buddhist temple believed to house a tooth relic of Siddhartha Gautama. After, window shop by the fabulous textile shops of Kampong Glam, and don’t forget to turn your gaze up to admire the gleaming golden dome of the Sultan Mosque.

We’ll rest our legs during a delicious lunch together at Wolfgang Puck’s Spago restaurant, located at the top of Marina Bay Sands, followed by an afternoon at the spectacular Gardens by the Bay. This sprawling park is both the ultimate botanical garden and a world of architectural wonders, home to over 1.5 million plants creatively displayed across the Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, Supertrees, and more.

Descended from the first waves of Southern Chinese immigrants to Singapore, the Peranakan have a distinct culture that blends Chinese, Malay, and European influences. Today, you are welcomed to learn about Peranakan history and culture in the home of local collector Alvin Yapp, whose desire to connect with his family’s cultural roots eventually led him to turn his personal abode into a museum featuring over 5,000 Peranakan artifacts.

Admire intricate embroidery, beautifully beaded shoes, and more as you listen to his stories, then sit for a lunch of traditional Peranakan dishes.