Yogyakarta 2D1N To Borobudur And Prambanan Temples – Jomblang And Pindul Caves – Yogya City Tour
YOGYAKARTA 2 DAYS 1 NIGHT TOUR
Borobudur Temple | Prambanan Temple | Jomblang Cave | Pindul Cave | Yogyakarta City Tour
Yogyakarta Tour 2 Days 1 Night – In this package, you will explore Yogyakarta, visiting Borobudur Temple, Prambanan Temple, Jomblang Cave, and Pindul Cave.
Borobudur Temple
Borobudur, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Central Java, Indonesia, is one of the world’s most iconic Buddhist monuments. This massive structure, built in the 8th and 9th centuries, is a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of ancient Javanese civilization.
The temple’s intricate design features nine stacked platforms, each representing a different level of enlightenment in Buddhist philosophy. The lower levels are adorned with bas-reliefs depicting scenes from the Buddha’s life and the Jataka tales, while the upper levels are home to hundreds of meditating Buddha statues.
The central stupa, the largest in the complex, symbolizes the Buddha’s ultimate enlightenment.
Prambanan Temple
Prambanan Temple, Indonesia’s largest Hindu temple complex, stands in stark contrast to Borobudur. This magnificent structure, located about eighteen kilometers from Yogyakarta, is dedicated to the Trimurti, the Hindu trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
The intricate reliefs adorning the temple walls depict scenes from the epic tales of the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Prambanan’s impressive architecture, featuring detailed and captivating carvings, is a sight.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich Hindu culture through regular Ramayana ballet performances, a charming blend of dance, music, and drama.
Jomblang Cave
Jomblang Cave, located in Pacarejo Village, Semanu District, Gunung Kidul Regency in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It is a remarkable natural attraction and a popular tourist destination.
Jomblang Cave is a type of vertical collapse doline, formed through the geological process of subsidence where the soil and vegetation collapsed to the bottom of the earth thousands of years ago.
This collapse created a sinkhole, known locally as a “luweng,” with a diameter of approximately 50 meters and a depth of about 60 meters.
One of the highlights of visiting Jomblang Cave is the phenomenon known as “the light of heaven” or “heaven light,” where sunlight filters through the opening of Grubug Cave, creating a breathtaking sight, especially around noon.
The tour to Jomblang Cave is highly regulated, with only one group of 75-80 people allowed per day. The entire trip, including preparation, descent, exploration, and ascent, takes approximately 3 hours. The ascent is manually assisted by a team of people pulling the visitors back up to the surface.
Pindul Cave
Pindul Cave, nestled in the heart of Gunungkidul Regency, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, is a captivating natural wonder that offers an unforgettable adventure. This hidden gem, with its mesmerizing stalactites and stalagmites, has become a popular tourist destination for both locals and visitors alike.
The most popular activity in Pindul Cave is cave tubing. Visitors can float through the underground river on inflatable tubes, marveling at the intricate rock formations and the cool, refreshing water.
The cave is adorned with a breathtaking display of stalactites (hanging formations) and stalagmites (rising formations) that have been sculpted over thousands of years.
Yogyakarta City Tour
Yogyakarta, often called Jogja, is a vibrant city in the heart of Java, Indonesia. Renowned for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance, Yogyakarta serves as a hub for education, art, and tourism. This article delves into the must-see attractions and experiences that make Yogyakarta a unique destination for travelers.
Yogyakarta has a storied past, having been the capital of Indonesia during the National Revolution from 1945 to 1949. Today, it stands as a testament to Indonesia’s rich history through its preserved architecture and cultural practices.
Must-Visit Attractions
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The Royal Palace (Kraton)
The Kraton is the official residence of the Sultan of Yogyakarta and serves as a cultural center. Built in 1755, it features stunning architecture and houses a museum with artifacts from the Sultanate’s history. Visitors can explore its beautiful grounds and learn about traditional Javanese culture through various performances held throughout the year.
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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].
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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.
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Malioboro
Malioboro is one of Yogyakarta’s most famous icons. The road that stretches from Tugu Yogyakarta to the Kilometer Zero Point intersection is not only a center of economic activity but also a magnet for tourists from all over.
You can take a stroll down Malioboro, shop for batik at Beringharjo Market, visit the Vreedeburg Fort museum, or just try the many street foods along Malioboro.
ITINERARY
Day 01: Borobudur Temple – Yogyakarta City Tour – Prambanan Temple
* Pick up from hotel after breakfast or 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)
* Going to Yogyakarta
* Visit Sultan Palace Yogyakarta
* Visit Taman Sari Water Castle
* Lunch at local restaurant
* Transfer to Prambanan Temple
* Explore Prambanan Temple
* Drive back to hotel
* Rest and free leisure
Day 02: Jomblang Cave – Pindul Cave
* Pick up by driver at hotel’s Lobby 07.00 AM
* Going to Jomblang Cave
* Arriving at Jomblang Cave’s Basecamp
* Caving preparation and briefing
* Exploring Jomblang Cave, guided by a professional caving instructor
* Back to Basecamp
* Having lunch (lunch box)
* Going to Pindul Cave
* Cave tubing preparation and briefing
* Cave tubing activity
* Drive back to hotel
* Drop off to Yogyakarta area (Hotel/Airport)
INCLUSIONS
– Private transportation during the tour
– One night stay at hotel Yogyakarta area
– Breakfast and lunch
– Petrol, donation and fee parking
– Professional driver
– Professional and well-experienced English-speaking Tour Guide
– Local guide to destinations (Borobudur & Prambanan Temples)
– Entrance Ticket to destination (Except Borobudur & Prambanan Temples)
– Jomblang Cave and Pindul Cave professional instructor
– Safety Caving equipment at Jomblang and Pindul Caves
– Program package ALL IN on destination (Jomblang & Pindul Caves)
– 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: 375,000 IDR/Person
– Entrance ticket to Prambanan Ticket: 375,000 IDR/Person
(NOTE: Destination can be modified based on your requested)
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