• Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park - Depart from your accommodation to the Indonesia Miniature Park, typically a 45-minute to 1-hour journey. Spend time exploring the park, which showcases 34 pavilions representing Indonesia’s provinces, each with unique houses and cultural displays. Often, festivals, events, and gatherings from various islands are held here, which you can enjoy within an hour or less.
• Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park - Within the park, the Museum Indonesia is also worth visiting. This museum focuses on the art and culture of the diverse ethnic groups that make up the Republic of Indonesia. It features Balinese architecture adorned with exquisite carvings and statues. The museum’s collection includes arts, crafts, and traditional and contemporary clothing from different Indonesian regions. After exploring the museum and park, the journey continues to Bogor City.
• Gumati Resto Khas Sunda - Midday, enjoy a meal at a local restaurant with views of “Salak Mountain” in Bogor City. Here, you can also purchase coffee, juice, coconut, and other beverages. Then, proceed to the Botanical Garden. Note: Meals are included, but there is an option to choose a different restaurant or a high-class local eatery at your own expense.
• Bogor Botanical Gardens - Explore the Bogor Botanical Garden, located in the city center. This 84-hectare garden offers a tropical atmosphere and includes the presidential palace, which is closely guarded. Visitors can take photos near the colonial-era building, still used for presidential residence and conferences. Enjoy activities like walking, sightseeing, or cycling. Nearby, visit Chinatown and the local market.
• Suryakencana Street - Discover the vibrant city of Bogor, particularly the Lawang Suryakencana area, a well-known Chinatown. This area is unique for its blend of local and Chinese cultures and features a large local market. As you stroll through the city, you’ll notice a striking 13-meter-high red gate, marking the entrance to Bogor’s Chinatown. The gate is inscribed with “Campung Tengah-Buitenzorg, Dayeuh Bogor.”
• Enday Media / Kerajinan Wayang Golek - “Wayang golek,” or wooden puppet making, is a cherished part of Sundanese culture. One of the puppet makers continues his father’s legacy. Visiting the puppet maker is optional, allowing you to enhance your experience. Purchasing a puppet as a souvenir of Sundanese culture is also optional. Gamelan, a traditional Javanese instrumental music, is related to the puppets and is an optional part of the visit. The tour concludes with a return to the city.

• Pick up and drop off service from place you stay
• Private Air-Conditioned vehicle
• Licensed English Guide
• Entrance Fee
• Lunch
• Bottled water

• Tipping is optional
• Cable car ride 1x
• Bike, scooter for 1 hour at Botanical garden

When visiting Jakarta or Bogor, consider spending time with us in the outskirts. A visit to the Miniature Park is an excellent way to immerse yourself in our culture, featuring the Indonesian Museum. You’ll have the opportunity to explore 100 hectares of diverse pavilions, each showcasing unique cultural aspects. In Bogor, experience a different atmosphere with its cool climate, as the city is nestled under the mountains and is a quaint urban area. Bogor also has a rich history connecting kingdoms, people, and colonial influences.

The Botanical Garden, located in the city center and adjacent to the Presidential Palace complex, spans 87 hectares and boasts a collection of 15,000 tree and plant species. Known as the “Rain City,” Bogor offers a variety of activities within the garden, including walking or renting electric bicycles, scooters, mini cars, or regular bikes. Additionally, there are more activities to explore, such as the local market in front of the garden. Don’t miss the opportunity to see wooden puppets and purchase local souvenirs.

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