Borobudur Sunrise 5 Hour Private Tour from Yogyakarta
Borobudur is best seen at dawn, when the air is fresh and full of birdsong. As the mist begins to lift, the sun scales the surrounding volcanoes and terraced fields.
The City of Soul and Traditions the amazing historical Yogyakarta or Jogja as it's affectionately called and easier to pronounce, is one of the most popular destinations in Indonesia. The fantastic world heritage sites and temples are sure to astound you with their beauty and history.
If you love history, you have come to the right place; Jogja is filled to the brim of it !!
The city is run by the Sultan Hamengkubuwono, try saying that with a drink on you !!
This city is all soul, and you will fall in love their culture and traditional life.
Although on first look this city is very modern, with shopping centers galore, Fancy hotels and restaurants, it is still fiercely clutching at its faith and traditions.
So many attractions to see you won't be disappointed in Jogja.
Borobudur is best seen at dawn, when the air is fresh and full of birdsong. As the mist begins to lift, the sun scales the surrounding volcanoes and terraced fields.
Candirejo is said to be a symbol of Javanese culture where visitors can experience and participate in a variety of cultural attractions and activities.
Jomblang cave is 40 meters deep, Grubug Cave has a 90 metres deep shaft, Pindul Cave which becomes part of seven caves and Oyyo River Tubing all in one tour.
Visit Borobudur temple for the awesome sunrise continue to Pawond and Mendut Temple, afterward transfer back to your hotel in Jogjakarta.
Watch the spectacular Ramayana show in Prambanan Temple after a buffet dinner in the temple ground. Prambanan is the largest temple compound dedicated to Shiva in Indonesia.
Hiking the world famous volcano Mt. Merapi surely is a great choice. There will be a guide for this soft hike, and later on you will be able served the signature local cuisine
Visit the Sultan’s Palace, also known as ‘Kraton’ – Tamansari Royal Bathing Place – Beringharjo Traditional Market or Kota Gede.
A good time to travel would be around June or July as it is the hottest at this period, and you get a chance to enjoy the private tours to the historical sites. Lots of water, suncream and a hat for this time is also required. For those who like it wet and wild! September to April is the wettest seasons, just bring the right clothing! Regardless of the time of year, the city is always humid!
I was pleasantly surprised how cheap everything actually was in Yogyakarta. I spent four weeks backpacking, and I paid in total 600 $, and this included my flights and accommodation !! I ate very well had a few ( yes only a few ) drinks, I visited various historical sites and grabbed a rickshaw when my feet were too sore to walk! A cheap holiday can be done just research and book ahead! Same with tour agencies book ahead and save money.
The city is so passionate about their cuisine; you have to try Nasi Gudeg, which is a mix of jackfruit, chicken and rice it is delicious! As with any large city just be aware of your surroundings and keep only the small amounts of cash on you. Bring in your own alcohol from duty-free as no shops sell any. No old looking tattered currency will be accepted; it must be crisp and new, or you will get a lower rate !! tour guides are very reasonably priced .
The weather is a bit unpredictable in most places now. However, the dry season is between mid-July and end of September. June and July are the most humid and hottest time to visit, and also the most accessible so bear that in mind when booking, as everywhere is a bit more expensive. September through to April is the wettest months so come prepared !!
A good time to travel would be around June or July as it is the hottest at this period, and you get a chance to enjoy the private tours to the historical sites. Lots of water, suncream and a hat for this time is also required. For those who like it wet and wild! September to April is the wettest seasons, just bring the right clothing! Regardless of the time of year, the city is always humid!
I was pleasantly surprised how cheap everything actually was in Yogyakarta. I spent four weeks backpacking, and I paid in total 600 $, and this included my flights and accommodation !! I ate very well had a few ( yes only a few ) drinks, I visited various historical sites and grabbed a rickshaw when my feet were too sore to walk! A cheap holiday can be done just research and book ahead! Same with tour agencies book ahead and save money.
The city is so passionate about their cuisine; you have to try Nasi Gudeg, which is a mix of jackfruit, chicken and rice it is delicious! As with any large city just be aware of your surroundings and keep only the small amounts of cash on you. Bring in your own alcohol from duty-free as no shops sell any. No old looking tattered currency will be accepted; it must be crisp and new, or you will get a lower rate !! tour guides are very reasonably priced .
The weather is a bit unpredictable in most places now. However, the dry season is between mid-July and end of September. June and July are the most humid and hottest time to visit, and also the most accessible so bear that in mind when booking, as everywhere is a bit more expensive. September through to April is the wettest months so come prepared !!