
Japan and Bali
2027
April 16th
May 6th

MORE THAN A JOURNEY , AN ENCOUNTER BETWEEN THE SACRED AND THE EVERYDAY LIFE.
JAPAN AND BALI ARE A UNIQUE MIRROR WHERE URBAN MODERNITY MEETS ANCIENT TEMPLES AND A DAILY DEVOTION THAT EXUDES RESPECT FOR NATURE.
It's the ideal balance between inner transformation and experiencing the joy of discovering the world. That's why we created this journey, combined with the care and experience of those who have been guiding paths for years. It offers:
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Japanese contrast: Living temples and pilgrimage routes coexisting with modern technology and design.
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Essence of Kurama: The subtle energy from which Reiki and the traditional relaxation of onsen baths originated.
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Devotion in Bali: The Melukat ritual, traditional villages, and rice terraces that celebrate natural harmony.

INVESTMENT COST

*booking fee
US$ 300
Payment upon expression of interest.
Non refundable
Deducted from the total amount
US$4,104* (PROMOTIONAL PRICE)
US$360** + US$ 3,660
Land portion only
Accommodation in a double room.
Prices in US dollars (tourist rate)
*PROMOTIONAL PRICE VALID UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30TH

FULL PRICE - US$ 4,320*
US$300** + 6 installments of US$670
TRANSPARENCY & INVESTMENT COSTS
The total investment comprises our consulting and organization fee, as well as the local land expenses fund in Bali and Japan (accommodation, transport, and logistics). We act as your representatives in hiring and transferring these funds directly to our Balinese and Japanese suppliers.

AFTER OCTOBER 10
It will no longer be possible to purchase the package due to the requirements and deadlines for confirming reservations in Japan.

INCLUDED
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Expert guides: Viveka Team, a Reiki master guide in Japan, and a Yogi guide in Bali.
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Pre-trip Zoom support with guidance on flights, visas, vaccines, and health requirements.
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Accommodations in hotels (double/twin room sharing) and an authentic Japanese Airbnb home.
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Daily breakfast at all accommodations.
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All transit fees, parking, and fuel expenses included.
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Preparation guide (PDF) with comprehensive tips to get ready for the journey.
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Transfers and excursions in an exclusive, air-conditioned van.

NOT INCLUDED
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Visas, passports, and mandatory vaccines.
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Entrance tickets to monuments and attractions.
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Personal expenses (tips, laundry, phone calls, beverages, camera fees, medical expenses, etc.).
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Travel insurance (mandatory).
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International and domestic flights.
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Any services not explicitly specified in the inclusions.


The purchase of airfare is the independent responsibility of each traveler. We are not liable for any flight changes, delays, or cancellations that may impact the start of the itinerary, although we will always provide all possible support to help you meet the group in Osaka (Japan).

THE TEAM

Liddy and Rendy
Balinese Guides
Liddy is a natural acupuncture, sound healing, and Reiki therapist and Yoga teacher. She knows how to read the body's messages and helps people rediscover their inner balance.
Rendy is a practitioner of NLP and a natural acupuncturist, helping people dissolve the patterns that keep them stuck, from the inside out.
INTEGRATED LOGISTICS AND HUMANIZED SUPPORT WITH TROP TRIP
To allow you to fully immerse yourself in this journey of self-discovery, we ensure that the physical path is as harmonious as the inner one. All the structure and logistical support for our journey are carefully managed by Thais from Trop Trip, a specialized partner agency.

STRESS-FREE FLIGHTS

GUARANTEED SECURITY

VISAS WITHOUT BUREAUCRACY


DETAILED ITINERARY
Daily activities

ARRIVAL IN OSAKA
Until April 16th

Upon landing at Osaka International Airport (Kansai - KIX), we will be waiting to welcome you. From there, we will proceed together to the hotel, beginning our journey through Japan and Bali with care and composure.

OSAKA
April 17th

KATSUO-JI TEMPLE (勝尾寺)
AND MINOH PARK
Located in Osaka, Katsuo-ji is famous for its "daruma" dolls, symbols of perseverance and good fortune. Surrounded by lush nature, the temple is a place of peace and spiritual renewal. It is said to bring "victory" to those who visit, and is very popular with athletes and students. Its serene atmosphere and beautiful seasonal gardens make it an unmissable highlight of the pilgrimage.
Minoh Park is home to a 33-meter waterfall, and its main trail is fully paved. A beautiful location, it has infrastructure to cater to all ages.

OSAKA
April 18th

FUJII-DERA TEMPLE (葛井寺) and
Overnight stay at Nyoganji Temple
Located in Osaka, Fujii-dera is one of the oldest temples for the Kuan Yin pilgrimage – the Bodhisattva of compassion – founded in the 8th century. It houses the famous 11-faced, 1000-armed Kannon (Kuan Yin) statue – a national treasure of Japan, carved from a single piece of wood. A sacred place steeped in history, it is associated with Shingon Buddhism. Fujii means wisteria.

OSAKA
April 19th

NYOGANJI TEMPLE
In the morning we will participate in guided meditation, the famous Tea Ceremony, and a sutra writing activity.
RYOAN - ROCK GARDEN
The mystical Ryōan-ji is home to the world's most famous Zen rock garden. Its fifteen rocks, arranged on white gravel, invite deep meditation and inner silence. A perfect setting for contemplative photography and mindful walks.
Overnight stay at Nyogangi Temple

OSAKA TO KYOTO
April 20th

KURAMA YAMA (MOUNT KURAMA)
Located north of Kyoto, Mount Kurama is a spiritual and natural destination, famous for its serene trails, lush forests with centuries-old cedars, and the Kurama-dera Temple, where Reiki energy is believed to have originated. Considered a place of mystical power, it is associated with legends of tengu (mountain spirits) and the practice of Reiki. Ideal for those seeking peace, connection with nature, and a bit of adventure amidst Japanese spirituality.

KYOTO
April 21st

RYOZEN KANNON TEMPLE
Dominated by a monumental 24-meter-tall concrete Buddha, the Ryozen Kannon honors the victims of World War II. A touching space of profound devotion, prayer, and the pursuit of universal peace, ideal for reflective walks, striking photographs, and moments of spiritual introspection in Kyoto.
KIYOMIZU-DERA TEMPLE (清水寺)
One of Kyoto's most iconic treasures, Kiyomizu-dera is famous for its suspended wooden stage, which offers breathtaking views of the city and surrounding forests. Founded in 778, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is dedicated to the goddess Kannon.

Kyoto TO NARA
April 22

KAMI DAIGO-JI TEMPLE (上醍醐寺)
Part of the Daigo-ji complex (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Kami-Daigoji is a hidden treasure in the mountains southeast of Kyoto. Founded in 874, it is the main temple of the Daigo School of the Shingon Sect. Famous for its spiritual atmosphere and historic pavilions, such as the Sanbō-in, with stunning gardens. It houses Buddhist relics and is a prime location to appreciate cherry blossoms and momijigari (autumn leaves).
NARA PARK
Nara National Park unites spirituality and nature, sheltering hundreds of sacred deer that roam freely. A magical setting ideal for unique photographs, contemplative walks, and connecting with the sacred.

NARA
April 23
HASE-DERA TEMPLE (長谷寺)
Famous for its imposing 11-faced Kannon statue (the largest eleven-faced wooden Kannon in Japan), Hase-dera enchants visitors with its seasonal gardens. Its stone staircases and panoramic views create a serene and photogenic atmosphere. An unmissable spiritual retreat in Nara.

NARA
April 24th
OKA-DERA TEMPLE (岡寺)
Known as the "anti-bad luck" temple, Oka-dera houses Japan's largest sun-dried clay statue, representing the Healing Buddha. Its tranquil gardens and panoramic views of Nara offer peace and spiritual renewal. A hidden gem, especially beautiful during autumn.
TSUBOSAKA-DERA TEMPLE
MINAMI HOKKEI-JI (壷阪寺)
Minami Hokke-ji Temple. It is an independent Shingon sect temple on Mount Tsubosaka. The main image is of Kannon Bosatsu with a thousand arms and eleven faces. A famous spot for cherry blossoms. The enormous statues were created by thousands of Indian stonemasons and shipped to Japan in parts, then assembled on this mountain. Miraculous healings related to eye problems are said to have occurred there for centuries.

NARA to OSAKA
KOYA
April 25th
Departure for Koya and arrival in Osaka in the late afternoon.
OKUNO-IN CEMETERY
The mystical Okuno-in is the largest cemetery in Japan, housing thousands of stupas beneath ancient cedar trees. A sacred sanctuary ideal for reflective walks, enigmatic photographs, and a deep spiritual connection with esoteric Buddhism.
KONGOBU-JI TEMPLE
The center of Shingon Buddhism, Kongobu-ji enchants with its beautiful painted canvases and the largest rock garden in the country. A perfect retreat for quiet contemplation, active meditation, and absorption of traditional architecture.
ACCOMMODATION IN OSAKA
A quick stroll through downtown Osaka at night (near the hotel) and time to pack for the flight to Bali the next day.

OSAKA TO BALI
April 26th
Transfer from the hotel in Osaka to Osaka International Airport (Kansai - KIX). Around 6:00 AM.
We should arrive at Denpasar Airport (Bali) in the early evening, where our local guide will be waiting for us. From there, we will travel together to the hotel.

SOUTH OF BALI
April 27th
FREE MORNING
The hotel is located 50 meters from Sanur Beach, which features a tree-lined seaside promenade with restaurants, craft shops, massage parlors, and an iconic beachfront shopping mall.
AFTER LUNCH:
GARUDA WISNU KENCANA MONUMENT
The Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) Monument is an imposing 121-meter statue representing the god Vishnu and his mount, Garuda. It symbolizes protection and harmony and is located in a cultural park that offers panoramic views and traditional dance performances.

SOUTH OF BALI
April 28th
LUHUR ULUWATU TEMPLE
A temple perched on a cliff in southern Bali, it is one of the Kahyangan Jagat (directional temples of the island). It is dedicated to Sang Hyang Widhi, with sunset ceremonies and the fascinating Kecak Fire Dance. It combines spirituality, culture, and stunning landscapes.
MELASTI BEACH
Melasti Beach is an icon in southern Bali. Famous for its immense limestone cliffs, the beach impresses with its crystal-clear turquoise waters and pristine white sand. Access is via a scenic road carved into the rocks, offering spectacular views.

TRANSFER TO UBUD
April 29th
Sacred Water Ceremony (Melukat) and City Tour
After checking out in Sanur, we head to the Melukati site in Ubud – a Balinese purification ritual in sacred springs. Guided by priests, we will receive blessings with water and mantras to renew our spirit's energy.
After lunch we will visit the Ubud Palace and the Saraswati Temple - two unmissable cultural treasures in the heart of Ubud.

UBUD
April 30th
TRADITIONAL BALINESE VILLAGE
Near Bangli, Penglipuran preserves traditional Balinese architecture and temples. Known for its organization and serenity, it reveals authentic community life.
RICE TERRACES OF TEGALALANG
Near Ubud, the iconic Tegalalang terraces impress with their vibrant greenery. The landscape offers hiking trails, cafes, and traditional Balinese agriculture.
Tasting of the famous Balinese coffee
In Tegalalang, the famous Kopi Luwak is produced – a type of ferret. These animals select the fruits, and the beans collected from their droppings are used to make the most exclusive coffee in the world.

UBUD
May 1st
MONKEY FOREST
In the morning, visit the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. The Sanctuary is home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques, considered sacred by the local population of Bali.
AFTER LUNCH
Beginning of the return to Brazil
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