4Days / 3 Nights

Biggest Malay Water Village, Brunei Museum, Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, The Royal Regalia Exhibition Hall, photo stop at the entrance of the Royal Palace, the stunning Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque.

Tour Code : 4BVB-ASM

Guided Tour: Operates Min 2 Pax

3Days / 2 Nights

Biggest Malay Water Village, Brunei Museum, Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, The Royal Regalia Exhibition Hall, photo stop at the entrance of the Royal Palace, the stunning Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque.

Tour Code : 3BE ASM

Guided Tour: Operates Min 2 Pax

Located between Java and Lombok is the fascinating island of Bali, Indonesia. Bali is the most visited tourist destination of Indonesia and is well known for its arts, sculpture, metalwork and leather. The largest city of Bali is Denpasar situated on the southern coast. Ubud situated north of Denpasar is the cultural hub of the island. Adventure lovers can enjoy surfing, scuba diving and exploring the coral reef around the area. Bali is known for its pristine beaches and wonderful sceneries.

3Days / 2 Nights

Khai Nok Island, Phi Phi Island, Snorkeling at Maya Bay, Loh Samah Bay & Monkey Beach, Snorkeling at Monkey Beach and sightseeing around Phi Phi Island Loh Samah Bay, Pileh Cove and the Viking Cave...

Tour Code : PHU003

Guided Tour: Operates Min 2 Pax

4Days / 3 Nights

Hippodrome, Blue Mosque and Topkapı Palace, St Sophia, Grand Bazaar, Spice Market, Dolma Bahçe Palace, Çamlıca Hill, Istiklal Street and Taksim Square.

Tour Code : ISB001

Guided Tour: Operates Min 2 Pax

Located at Patong Beach, the hotel is located within 5 minutes walking distance to the beach and shopping area. It takes only 15 minutes to Phuket Town and 1 hour to the Phuket International Airport. Tastefully built for you to enjoy a breathtaking view of the Andaman Sea, the hotel is ideal for honeymoons, families, business groups and all. Royal Paradise Phuket has a Halal certified Kitchen and the staff are able to provide all information required for the Halal conscious travelers.

4 Days / 3 Nights

Visit the Khai Nok Island. It’s great time for swimming and relaxing on the beach. Phi Phi Island; swimming, snorkeling and the opportunity to explore the beaches. Visit the Phuket old town (Sino Portuguese house).

Tour Code : PHK002

Guided Tour: Operates Min 2 Pax :

8 Days / 7 Nights

An exotic holiday that will make you experience all what Egypt has to offer. From discovering the secrets of the great Pyramids & the sphinx, to the Egyptian Museum to a memorable to in Islamic Cairo with a visit to the Citadel, Mohamed Ali’s mosque, El Moez Street & yet there are more to discover, experience yourself.

Tour Code : SG004

Guided Tour: Operates Min 2 Pax :

9 Days / 8 Nights

A fascinating once in a lifetime experience, this exquisite holiday package gives you Egypt at its best! From the Great Pyramids at Giza, the Khan El Khalili Bazaars in Cairo & more to the mystical cruise down the Nile River, this vacation makes for delightful memories that you will treasure for a long time.

Tour Code : SG001

Guided Tour: Operates Min 2 Pax :

8 Days / 7 nights

7 nights in this beautiful Island of Sri Lanka. Enjoy a city tour of Colombo which is the largest city and former administrative capital of Sri Lanka and is a busy and vibrant city with a mixture of modern life and remnants of a bygone colonial era. Spend time with at the Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage; one of Sri Lanka’s most popular tourist attractions.

Tour Code :CLA

Guided Tour: Operates Min 2 Pax

Islam is the second largest religion practiced in India. With Muslims contributing to a total population of more than 13 percent, the total number of Muslims is approximately 160 million. The Muslim population of India is the third largest in the world and the largest minority population in the world.

India is an enchanted land that offers travelers with an array of memorable experiences. A country with a rich history that can be dated back to 2500BC when the first civilizations were known to settle along the Indus River, the vastness and the diverse culture are breathtaking. Apart from the historical richness, the country also has a touch of modernity.

The relationship between India and Islam has been a very old one. It can be dated back to the 7th century when the country was visited by, Arab travelers who settled along the coasts of the present day Kerela. They were the first ones to bring the knowledge of Islam to India.

The capital and the commercial district of Barbados, Bridgetown is the main center for travelers. Originally called as Indian Bridge because of the crude bridge that was built by, the Indians over the river, the city was later called as “Town of St. Michael” before it was officially named as Bridgetown.

The careenage in the olden times was the center for all the activity for the inter-island trading. But today the area is mainly used for pleasure crafts by, catamarans, fishing boats, yachts, etc. The Broad Street is the main street of the city and also a major chopping destination.

For shoppers Barbados is an excellent place as there are several duty free shops all across the island. The Broad Street mainly has banks, commercial stores and several duty free shops. The other streets of the city are Swan Street, Roebuck Street and Tudor Street that have smaller shops and wayside vendors.

Most of the sites in Bridgetown are within walking distance from the city center. The Parliament Buildings of Barbados are located down Broad Street and is open to the public during the season when the Parliament functions.

The Parliament was set up in 1639 and hence there are several ancient buildings that visitors can see. Opposite the Parliament Buildings, travelers can find the Trafalgar Square and also the statue of Lord Nelson. The Square was renamed as National Heroes Square in 1999 in respect of the national heroes of Barbados.

The Barbados Museum is also among the main attractions of the region. Located at St. Ann's Garrison, St. Michael, it is on the western edge of the racecourse. The museum is housed in the previous British Military Prison and has artifacts relating to the history of Barbados. The museum also has an interactive children’s section where the youngsters can enjoy cold drinks at a refreshment stand.

Just outside Bridgetown is the parish of St Michael, which houses the Lazaretto Garden with spectacular cascading waterfalls. Little further travelers can find the Ayshford Ratite Gardens that have an excellent collection of tropical plants and exotic birds like fancy pigeons, ostriches and pheasants.

Travelers would also love to visit the Orchid World, which is a perfect floral paradise and houses over 20,000 orchids.

There are three Masaajid around the area namely the Jumma Masjid on Kensington New Road Madina Masjid on Sober's Lane, Bridgetown and the Makki Masjid, St. Michael. Information about Halal food can be obtained from the Masaajid. Halal conscious travelers would prefer to avoid the area of Harbour Lights.

The Grantley Adams International Airport in Barbados is the busiest and the most important airport in the Eastern Caribbean. It has been estimated that the airport handles about 2.3 million International and Caribbean travelers.

The Grantley Adams International Airport is situated in Seawell, Christ Church. The airport is located about 13Km east of the capital city, Bridgetown. Visitors can access the airport from the ABC Highway and can also be reached via the Highway 7 beside the southern coast.

Formerly the airport was called as the Seawell Airport before being dedicated to Sir Grantley Herbert Adams in 1976. The airport lies in the time zone of GMT-4 and has direct flights to places in the Canada, United States, South America, Central America and Europe.

The airport has seen a lot of upgrade in the last five years accounting to about US$ 100 million. There have a number of facilities added to the airport and the design and layout has been changed to meet the increasing needs of international travelers.