3 Days 2 Nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
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Discover the rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes of Yogyakarta on this immersive tour for 3 days and 2 nights. Begin your journey in Kotagede, the historic heart of Yogyakarta known for its traditional silversmiths and charming architecture as well as to the magnificent Prambanan Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you will marvel at the intricate carvings and towering spires. Continue to the serene village of Canggal, offering a glimpse into local life and traditions. The highlight of the tour is Borobudur, the world’s largest Buddhist temple, where you will explore its stunning stupas and learn about its profound history. Afterward, visit the quaint village of Candirejo, famous for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant community life and have an adventure in Nglipoh, renowned for its pottery craftsmanship, where you can witness artisans at work and even try your hand at pottery making. This tour provides a perfect blend of history and culture experiences, making it an unforgettable journey in Yogyakarta.
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Upon arrival, you will ride to Kotagede, walking and exploring the ancient city of Mataram, and learning how to make traditional silver jewelry. The tour will be continued to the magnificent Prambanan Hindu temple. This temple is believed to have been built by the King of Belitung Mahasambu during the middle of the ninth century. Its parapets are adorned with bas reliefs depicting the famous Ramayana Ballet.
In the morning, you will hike Wukir hill, passing rice fields, bamboo forest and plantations. Experience the traditional house of locals before arriving at the charming Canggal Hindu Temple, drinking a cup of tea and local snack in their Pawon (traditional kitchen). Next is Borobudur temple, one of the world’s great architectural masterpieces filled with history. Continue the tour by riding a horse cart/bicycle through Candirejo village, admiring traditional houses, rice fields, and observing village activities such as making cassava crackers, rengginang sticky rice, and gamelan play. The tour ends by visiting Nglipoh traditional village to experience traditional pottery art that has existed since the 9th century.
Explore the popular Malioboro street and shop at the Beringharjo traditional market for some exotic vegetables and spices as well as the seasonal tropical fruits. Then, walk along an ancient Dutch building before arriving at Kauman, a historical village. The most famous building in the Kauman complex is the Great Mosque, the main mosque founded 16 years after the foundation of Yogyakarta Kingdom. Visit Yogyakarta Sultan Palace, built in grand and elegant Javanese architectural style by Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono I in 1756.
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