• Yogyakarta - In a single day, you can explore these historical treasures, emblematic of the region’s extensive past. Experience unique architectural wonders set against the backdrop of the imposing Merapi volcano.

Yogyakarta is arguably the most captivating city to explore in Java.

Vibrant, lively, and steeped in history, Yogyakarta stands out with its unique position as a Sultanate within the Republic of Indonesia and as the nation’s preeminent academic hub.

Boasting a rich tapestry of cultural offerings, it provides opportunities to visit, among other sites, the world’s largest Buddhist temple, Borobudur, and the equally magnificent Hindu temple, Prаmbanan, both recognized as World Heritage Sites by Unesco.

• Private transportation
• Local guide
• All fees and taxes included
• Insurance provided
• Entrance tickets included

• Lunch
• Tips for guides and drivers
• Personal expenses

Borobudur, the world’s most expansive Buddhist temple, is situated in Magelang, around a 1-hour drive from Yogyakarta. Its construction is estimated to have commenced around the year 750. Covering 2,500 m2 on the ground, it comprises of 9 platforms - 6 square and 3 circular - and is crowned by a central dome.

Prambanan, a Hindu temple and the largest dedicated to Shiva, was initiated around 850 by King Ratan Pikatan. With 224 temples in total, the site resides comfortably within a park. Despite being less frequented than Borobudur, the visit offers sightseers the chance to explore various temples committed to the deities - Shiva the Destroyer, Vishnu the Protector, and Brahma the Creator.

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