Borobudur Temple Tour

Borobudur Temple - Upon arrival at the temple, visitors will use their entrance ticket to climb the temple at designated times. It’s important to arrive early to scan the barcode at the entrance, collect water, and wear special slippers for the climb.

A local guide will accompany visitors, as self-guided tours are not permitted under the new regulations. The entrance ticket includes a local guide, mineral water, a handbag, and slippers.

The temple tour lasts one hour and is well worth it for the stunning views of mountains, volcanoes, hills, plantations, villages, and more from the temple’s summit.

Candi Mendut (Temple) - Between Borobudur and Prambanan lies a small temple called Mendut, a Buddhist temple where visitors can see three Buddha statues inside.

Beside the temple, there is a large, ancient tree with strong, exposed roots. Adventurous visitors can try swinging on the roots, reminiscent of Tarzan.

Nearby, a Buddhist monastery offers views of numerous statues, a Bodhi tree, a beautiful gate, and the monks’ residences.

Chicken Church - This building, shaped like a chicken but actually resembling a pigeon, is located on a hill. Originally a church, it is now a tourist attraction open to all religions. Visitors can climb to the crown of the pigeon for a breathtaking view of Borobudur and surrounding mountains.

Merapi Volcano - Explore Merapi Volcano in a 4x4 Jeep, visiting the Volcano Museum, the Lost World Park, the bunker, and enjoying a river adventure. It’s an exciting experience at Indonesia’s most active volcano.

Prambanan Temple Tour

Yogyakarta Palace - At the Sultan’s Palace in Yogyakarta, visitors can learn about puppet shows, traditional dance, singing, and music performances. The palace also houses the Sultan’s residence and private office.

Taman Sari - Visit the Taman Sari Water Castle, once a retreat for the Sultan and his family. Although only some old buildings, gates, and pools remain, it’s a charming spot to visit during a Yogyakarta trip.

Pinus Pengger Nature Tourism - This location offers numerous photo opportunities, especially at the giant hand sculpture. Visitors can capture photos with a backdrop of pine trees and the city of Yogyakarta.

Prambanan Temples - Located near the main Yogyakarta-Solo road, this complex features 240 temples. Built in the 8th century, this beautiful Hindu temple allows visitors to climb directly to the top.

• Knowledgeable driver
• Gasoline
• Mineral water
• Parking
• Air conditioner
• Clean car

• Entrance tickets
• Lunch
• Personal needs

Explore the sacred temples of Yogyakarta and Central Java with an English-speaking driver. The driver will conveniently pick up guests from their hotel or any location in Yogyakarta. The journey begins with a visit to Borobudur, the largest Buddhist temple in the world. Following this, the tour proceeds to Mendut Temple or Buddhist Monastery, where visitors can admire three of the largest Buddha statues on Java Island. The next stop is Prambanan Temple, the largest Hindu temple in Indonesia. This private tour ensures a personalized experience, free from the constraints of group sharing, allowing travelers to fully enjoy and engage in activities at their own pace. Alternative routes are often taken to showcase more of the Javanese culture, including rice fields, villages, and local markets. There are also opportunities to stop and savor local street food and snacks, creating unforgettable moments and experiences during the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.