Top Yogyakarta Seasonal & Special Occasions

See the famous temples of Java on a day trip that departs the historic city of Yogyakarta and explores the surrounding cultural and religious sites. An efficiently organized group tour lets you fit in all the top attractions—including the UNESCO-listed Borobudur and Prambanan temples—while also learning about the sites from a guide.

Leave Java’s crazy traffic to the experts as you sit back and make the most of the onboard Wi-Fi on this convenient private charter. Whether you’re looking to hit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Borobudur and Prambanan, see city signatures such as Yogyakarta Palace, or venture deep into Jomblang Cave, you can build your dream itinerary. The price covers vehicle, driver, parking, toll charges, fuel, and bottled water.

Lose yourself in the sacred atmosphere of Borobudur on a full-day sunrise tour of the UNESCO-listed landmark from Yogyakarta. After emerging early, you’ll travel to the world’s biggest Buddhist monument to watch the sun rise majestically over the bells and statues of the complex. Then, you’ll stop at the Pawon temple and gain insight into Javanese culture on a visit to a local home. Ascend the slope of the Merapi volcano in a jeep, revitalize with lunch and conclude your tour with drop-off at your Yogyakarta hotel.

Kotagede is form of some kampung which used to be a Palace area of Mataram Islam in 16th century. The palace of Mataram was moving to Pleret, that made Kotagede become into old residence with Javanese architecture. The interesting thing is that the ownership status doesn’t belong to Sultanate. There is a term, “rukunan”. It describes a condition of Javanese residence where the owners have an agreement to make a part of their house to be a way that connects between one house to another, So that everyone can access with some condition. You will experience dinner in one of the house in the rukunan. This Joglo house is owned by Joko Nugroho who is the 6th from the first owner.

Witness the stunning sunrise over Borobudur, the largest Buddhist monument in the world. Constructed in the 8th and 9th centuries and abandoned around the 14th century, Borobudur was largely forgotten until it was rediscovered in 1814. The UNESCO-protected Borobudur Temple Compound is situated in central Java, an approximate 45-minute drive from Yogyakarta. Get an early start and beat the crowds with a pre-dawn departure on this 6-hour private tour with your own personal guide.

See a different side of Yogyakarta, Indonesia’s cultural capital, on this fun night tour jam-packed with street food delights. Join your guide and no more than seven other travelers in the city center, then board a “becak” rickshaw to tour the sights. Savor the light, sweet flavors of Javanese cuisine; soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this university city; try traditional games; and enjoy fairground rides at Alun-Alun Kidul.

Check off not one but two UNESCO World Heritage sites and an active volcano on this action-packed private door-to-door tour. Begin with sunrise at Borobudur, followed by the smaller nearby temples of Pawon and Mendut. Next, board a jeep to explore the lava-strewn slopes of Mount Merapi. Finally, visit the 10th-century Prambanan temples.