Yogyakarta 4D3N To Borobudur And Prambanan Temples – Merapi Lava – Solo City Tour – Yogya City Tour
YOGYAKARTA 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS TOUR
Borobudur Temple | Prambanan Temple | Merapi Lava Tour | Yogyakarta and Solo/Surakarta City Tour
Yogyakarta Tour 4D3N – In this package, you will explore Yogyakarta, visiting Borobudur Temple, Prambanan Temple, Merapi Lava Tour, and also a Solo City Tour.
Borobudur Temple
Borobudur, located in Central Java, Indonesia, is a famous Buddhist temple and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the 8th and 9th centuries, it shows the impressive skills of ancient Javanese builders. The temple has nine stacked levels, each symbolizing a step toward enlightenment.
The lower levels have carvings that tell stories from Buddha’s life, while the upper levels have many statues of Buddha in a meditating pose. The large central dome at the top represents reaching enlightenment.
Prambanan Temple
Prambanan Temple, Indonesia’s largest Hindu temple complex, is located about eighteen kilometers from Yogyakarta and is dedicated to the Trimurti—Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
Its walls feature intricate reliefs from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, showcasing stunning architecture and detailed carvings.
Visitors can enjoy the vibrant Ramayana ballet performances, which blend dance, music, and drama, highlighting the richness of Hindu culture.
Merapi Lava Tour
The Merapi Lava Tour offers a unique 1 to 2-hour exploration of the volcanic landscape around Mount Merapi. Key stops include the Mini Museum, the Alien Stone, and Bunker Kaliadem.
Riding in an open-air jeep with a local guide, you’ll hear stories about the eruption while navigating rocky paths.
Enjoy stunning views and photo opportunities, but remember to wear comfortable clothing, bring a dust mask, and prepare for a bumpy ride. Follow the guide’s instructions for a safe experience.
Yogyakarta City Tour
Yogyakarta, commonly known as Jogja, is a lively city located in central Java, Indonesia. Famous for its abundant cultural legacy and historical importance, Yogyakarta acts as a center for learning, art, and tourism.
The Royal Palace (Kraton)
The Kraton is where the Sultan of Yogyakarta officially lives. It’s also a center for the area’s culture. They built it a long time ago, in 1755, and it has amazing buildings.
There’s a museum inside with old and important items from the Sultanate. When you visit, you can see the pretty gardens and learn about Javanese culture by watching different performances.
Taman Sari (Water Castle)
Originally constructed in 1758 as a royal bathhouse, Taman Sari is an architectural marvel combining beauty and historical significance. The complex includes pavilions, pools, and remnants of underwater tunnels that once connected different parts of the castle.
Sonobudoyo Museum
Sonobudoyo Museum is a museum that collects items related to Javanese culture. If you are a culture enthusiast, you can learn about Javanese culture here. It is located not far from Malioboro.
Malioboro
Malioboro is one of Yogyakarta’s most famous icons. The road stretching from Tugu Yogyakarta to the Kilometer Zero Point intersection is a center of economic activity and a magnet for tourists from all over.
Solo City Tour
Solo, also known as Surakarta, is a vibrant city in Central Java, Indonesia. Renowned for its cultural heritage and traditional arts, it’s a great destination for travelers looking to immerse themselves in Javanese traditions.
Mangkunegaran Palace
Mangkunegaran Palace, or Pura Mangkunegaran, is a historic royal residence in Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia.
It serves as a vibrant center of Javanese culture, with parts open to the public as a museum showcasing royal heirlooms, traditional costumes, gamelan instruments, and gifts from European monarchs.
The palace also hosts cultural events and performances, highlighting the heritage of the Mangkunegaran lineage.
Triwindu Market
Triwindu Antique Market, or Pasar Triwindu, is a cultural treasure in Solo, Central Java, known for its extensive collection of antiques and vintage items.
Visitors can explore two floors of stalls with traditional Javanese artifacts, old coins, vintage radios, classic bicycles, and ornate furniture, all set in a charming space with Javanese-style architecture and intricate wooden carvings.
Danar Hadi Batik Museum
The Danar Hadi Batik Museum, also known as House of Danar Hadi, is a prominent cultural institution in Solo (Surakarta), Central Java, Indonesia.
Established in 2008 by H. Santosa Doellah, the owner of the renowned batik company Danar Hadi, the museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing Indonesia’s rich batik heritage.
The museum boasts an impressive collection of around 10,000 pieces of batik, making it one of the largest batik collections in Indonesia.
These pieces represent various regions, including Java, Madura, Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi, and span different cultural influences such as Chinese, Indian, and Dutch.
ITINERARY
Day 01: Arrival – Borobudur Temple
* Pick up from Yogyakarta Airport
* Visit Borobudur Temple
* Explore Borobudur Temple (Due to the new regulation, Borobudur Temple exploration is limited to terrace level and there will be two types of entrance tickets)
* Check in hotel Borobudur area
* Rest and free leisure
Day 02: Solo/Surakarta City Tour
* Breakfast and check out hotel
* Transfer to Solo/Surakarta City
* Visit Mangkunegaran Palace (Sultan Palace)
* Visit Triwindu Traditional Market
* Lunch at local restaurant
* Visit Batik Museum
* Drive to Yogyakarta
* Check in hotel
* Rest and free leisure
Day 03: Prambanan Temple – Merapi Lava Tour
* Pick up from hotel after your breakfast
* Drive to Prambanan Temple
* Explore Prambanan Temple
* Lunch at a restaurant
* Transfer to Mount Merapi
* Merapi Lava exploration by 4WD Jeep
* Drive back to hotel
* Rest and free leisure
Day 04: Yogyakarta City Tour – Departure
* Breakfast and check out
* Pick up from the hotel
* Visit Sultan Palace Yogyakarta
* Visit Tamansari Water Castle Palace
* Drive to Yogyakarta International Aiport for departure
* End of tour
INCLUSIONS
– Tax and service
– One night stay at hotel Borobudur area
– Two nights stay at hotel Yogyakarta area
– Breakfast and lunch
– Private transportation during the tour
– Professional driver
– Petrol, fee parking and donation
– Professional and well-experienced English-speaking Tour Guide
– Local guide to destinations (Borobudur and Prambanan Temples)
– Entrance Ticket to destination (Except Borobudur and Prambanan Temple)
– 4WD Jeep for Merapi Lava Exploration
– Mineral water during the tour
– Pick up and drop off service to Yogyakarta area
EXCLUSIONS
– Meals that not mentioned in the tour program
– Entrance ticket to Borobudur Temple
*Temple Structure Exploration Access: 500,000 IDR/person (included with local guide)
*Temple Ground exploration: 400,000 IDR/person
– Entrance ticket to Prambanan Temple: 375,000 IDR/person
– Personal expenses
(NOTE: Destination can be modified based on your requested)
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