How wonderful that you have chosen Indonesia as your holiday destination!
Indonesia has so much to offer, from stunning nature and rich culture to idyllic beaches, thrilling adventures, and so much more. Since 2013, Joyce has been living in Karimunjawa (Java) and, together with her Indonesian husband Sudar, has built Hotel & RestaurantThe Happinezz Hills. Due to the high interest from hotel guests, friends, and family who wanted help organizing not only their trip to Karimunjawa but also their entire journey through Indonesia, we began creating fully personalized itineraries throughout the country. With our own travel experience, cooperation with trusted local partners, and attention to detail, we arrange accommodations, transportation, and tours, ensuring a professional, well-organized, and worry-free journey.
We strive to work as much as possible with eco-friendly initiatives and are committed to responsible tourism. We also donate a part of our income to Kejora Karimunjawa, a foundation of which we are one of the founders, dedicated to educational projects for both children and adults in Karimunjawa.
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Denpasar is the capital city of Bali and the main gateway to the island. While it is not a major tourist destination itself, it mainly serves as a transit city before you continue your journey to discover Bali.

Upon arrival at Denpasar airport, a private car will be waiting to take you to Harris Hotel Kuta Tuban. The journey takes approximately 10 minutes.



HARRIS Hotel is a comfortable modern hotel with modern facilities. Denpasar airport is only a short drive away, making it a convenient choice for transfers. The hotel features a restaurant and a swimming pool.

At 09:30, a private car will pick you up and take you to Denpasar airport. The journey takes approximately 10 minutes.

You will fly with Lion Air on a 1 hour and 50 minute journey from Denpasar to Kupang. Departure is scheduled at 10:35, arriving at 12:25. After a transfer time of 1 hour and 25 minutes, you will continue with Wings Air on a 1 hour journey from Kupang to Maumere. Departure is scheduled at 15:35, arriving at 16:35.

Maumere is a coastal town located on the northern shore of Flores Island. It is the largest town in the region and serves as an important gateway to eastern Flores. Surrounded by mountains, bays, and traditional villages. The area around Maumere is known for its beautiful coastline, coral reefs, and calm waters, making it a great destination for snorkeling and diving.

Upon arrival at Maumere airport, a private car will be waiting for you to take you Coconut Garden Beach Resort. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes.




Coconut Garden Beach Resort is a small and cozy beach resort in Maumere. It has a garden, a restaurant and a bar. All rooms are nicely decorated and have a private terrace where you can relax. From the beach, you can go snorkeling or kayaking.


At 08:00 you will explore the underwater beauty of Maumere Bay. The trip begins with a drive by car of 45-minutes to Nangahale Village. You will board together with a guide a local wooden boat. From there, you will visit two islands: Pangabatang Island and Babi Island. If you’re lucky, you may see dolphins along the way. Throughout the day you will snorkel above colorful coral reefs, swim in clear blue water, and spend time on quiet white-sand beaches. You can enjoy lunch on the beach. After exploring the last island, the boat returns to Nangahale Village. If you wish, you can see how sea salt is produced and how boats are built in Nangahale. After this, the driver will take you back to the hotel.
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At 09:00, a private car will pick you up and take you to Moni. This driver will be your driver and guide for the coming days until you arrive in Labuan Bajo. The journey takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, but along the way you can make several stops. You can visit the Bajo village Wuring. Wuring is a traditional coastal fishing village with stilt houses and narrow walkways. This village floats above the sea. Next, you will visit the Nilo viewpoint, home to the large Holy Mary statue. You will then continue to Sikka to visit the fascinating 150-year-old Portuguese Church. After that, you will travel to Koka Beach which offers beautiful views of the countryside with plantations and small mountain villages. You can spend a few hours at Koka Beach. The soft white sand and turquoise water make it a perfect place to relax. You can swim in the calm waves, walk along the shore, or just enjoy the view from the beach. If you like taking photos, Koka Beach has many great spots, including the small hill that separates the two bays. There are a few simple beach huts where you can buy a coconut or a small snack. After spending some time at the beach, the driver will continue the journey to Moni. The drive from Koka Beach to Moni takes approximately 2 hours.

Moni is a small, charming village and offers a peaceful stay surrounded by rice fields, hills, and waterfalls. It is also the gateway to Mount Kelimutu, making it the best place to stay before visiting the famous three-colored lakes.



Villa Marcelinus has a warm, local atmosphere and is located in the middle of the countryside. It features a beautiful garden and lovely views. The rooms are simple and beautifully built from natural materials.



At 04:30, the driver will pick you up and take you to Kelimutu National Park, which is about a 30-minute drive. Kelimutu means “the boiling lake.” The Kelimutu volcano is known for the three crater lakes, whose colors shift due to natural mineral reactions. From the entrance gate, the hike to the summit takes about 30 minutes. The trail is well-paved and has steps leading up to the viewpoint. As the sun rises behind the mountains and the mist slowly clears, the three famous lakes come into view, each with its own color that can change throughout the year. The colours can range from turquoise to deep red and even black. After enjoying the view, you walk back down to the entrance, where your driver will bring you back to the hotel for a well-deserved breakfast.

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At 09:00, the driver will pick you up and take you to Bajawa. The journey takes approximately 6 hours, but along the way you can make several stops. The first stop will be at Wologai or Saga Village. A traditional village, known for their well-preserved culture, traditional architecture, and the ancestral traditions of the Lio people. After this the driver will bring you to Museum Bung Karno, the former house where Indonesia’s future first President lived in exile from 1934 to 1938. After visiting the museum next stop will be at Blue Stone Beach, a coastline covered with blue, turquoise, and green stones shaped by centuries of volcanic activity. The colorful stones against the black sand and the sound of crashing waves create a striking landscape where you can take photos, walk along the shore, and enjoy the beautiful coastline. After exploring the beach, you continue to Mangeruda hot spring, a natural warm river surrounded by green hills. The mineral-rich, gently warm water offers a relaxing place to soak your feet or enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. At the end of the day, the driver will take you to the hotel where you can check in.

Bajawa, located in the highlands of Flores, is known for its cool climate and traditional villages, where you can explore ancient sites that highlight the rich culture and traditions of the Ngada people. The area is also home to hot springs and an impressive active volcano. Coffee lovers can enjoy tasting Bajawa’s famous locally grown coffee, considered one of the best in Indonesia.



Manulalu Jungle is in the middle of the green highlands and at the foot of the Ineri volcano. It is a quiet area filled with tall trees and tropical plants. The rooms at Manalua Jungle are designed to make you feel close to nature, built with natural materials and have wooden elements that match the peaceful jungle surroundings. You will find comfortable beds, a private bathroom, and a small terrace where you can sit and enjoy the fresh air. There is a restaurant that serves local dishes, made with fresh ingredients from the area.



At 09:00, the driver will pick you up to explore some of the highlights around Bajawa. Your first stop is Bena Village, one of the oldest traditional villages in the Ngada area. You can walk through the village, see the traditional houses, and learn about the local culture. After visiting Bena, you continue to Malanage hot spring, a natural hot and cold river. Here you can relax in the warm water where the hot spring meets the cool river stream. After this you will visit Wolobobo Viewpoint, one of the best viewpoints in Bajawa. From the viewpoint, you can enjoy wide views over the mountains, small villages, the volcanoes in the distance and enjoying a beautiful sunset. After the visit, the driver will bring you back to the hotel.



At 09:00, the driver will pick you up and take you to Ruteng. The journey takes approximately 5 hours, but along the way you can make several stops. You will first visit Belaraghi Village, a traditional village surrounded by green hills and forest. It is a peaceful place where you can walk around, meet the local people, and see the beautiful traditional houses. Afterward you can also make a short stop to visit an authentic Arak distillery to see how this traditional local spirit is made. We recommend not trying the Arak, as it is homemade and its quality cannot be guaranteed. Afterwards you can visit Gemo Beach to walk along the shore or take a few photos. After this you will visit the Golo Loni rice terraces, known for their layered fields between the hills. You can walk through the rice fields and enjoy the quiet scenery. If you want more adventure, Golo Loni also offers a zipline above the rice fields. After your visit in Golo Loni, your driver will bring you back to your hotel. From Golo Loni the driver will bring you to the hotel in Ruteng where you can check in.

Ruteng, known as the City of a Thousand Churches, is the cultural and agricultural heart of the Manggarai region. The town has a cool climate and is surrounded by rice fields, green hills, and traditional Manggarai villages. It is a peaceful place with strong local traditions and a landscape shaped by farming.



Ara Garden Inn is a small and comfortable guesthouse located in the quiet town of Ruteng, surrounded by a green garden. The rooms have everything you need for a comfortable stay and each room has a terrace overlooking the garden. There is a restaurant where you can enjoy Indonesian home-style meals, often prepared with fresh local ingredients. In the morning, breakfast is served in the open garden area.


At 09:00 you will leave by car to explore Ruteng. The day starts with a visit to the local market, where you can see daily Manggarai life and walk past stalls with vegetables, spices, fruit, and handmade products. From the market, you continue to Kenda rice fields, where you can enjoy beautiful views over wide green terraces. After Kenda the tour then continues to the famous Lingko Spider Web rice fields, known for their unique circular shape that looks like a spider web, a traditional Manggarai method of land division. At the center of each web is a ceremonial point, from which the land is distributed among families in a communal system. The best way to see the spiderweb ricefield is from a viewpoint.

At 09:00 the driver will pick you up and take you to Denge. The journey takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. Denge is a small, quiet village in the mountains and serves as the starting point for the hike to Wae Rebo.

Wae Rebo is a remote, UNESCO-listed traditional village in the highlands of Flores, known for its unique cone-shaped houses, original architecture, and rich Manggarai culture. Many of these houses have already been lost, but hidden in the mountains, a few of these mythical structures have been preserved and carefully renovated by the local community. The villagers maintain a deep cultural and spiritual connection with nature and their ancestral spirits. The village is surrounded by misty mountains and forests.




After arrival in Denge you can start the hike to Wae Rebo. Usually this takes about 3 hours, depending on your pace. The path goes through forest, bamboo, and mountain scenery. As you walk higher you can enjoy fresh air and peaceful nature. Once you reach Wae Rebo, you will be welcomed by the local community. You will stay overnight in one of the traditional cone-shaped houses. The traditional houses, called Mbaru Niang are built from natural materials. There is no electricity and no cell phone signal. You can enjoy a simple local dinner and learn about the daily life of the Manggarai people. Evenings in Wae Rebo are calm and peaceful, and on a clear night, countless stars shine above you. You’ll sleep on a simple mattress on the woven bamboo floor. Spending the night in one of Wae Rebo’s traditional cone-shaped houses is a unique experience.



Wake up in the peaceful surroundings of Wae Rebo and enjoy a simple traditional breakfast prepared by the local community. Drink a warm cup of Flores coffee while watching the fog lift from the hills. Before leaving, you can walk around the village, take pictures, meet the locals, listen to stories about their heritage, and play with the children. After this get ready for the hike back. The hike back to Denge will takes around 2 hours and 30 minutes. Take a moment to thank the villagers for their warm hospitality and the special cultural experience they shared with you.

When you arrive back at the starting point of the hike, your driver will be waiting to take you to Labuan Bajo. Before leaving, you can take a moment to freshen up or have something to eat. The journey takes approximately 5 hours. On the way you will make a stop at Cunca Plias Waterfall, a smaller but beautiful waterfall hidden in nature. You can enjoy a short walk to reach the waterfall and relax in the cool, quiet surroundings. After visiting Cunca Plias, your driver will continue the journey to Labuan Bajo, where you will be dropped off at your hotel. Here it is time to say goodbye to your driver, who has guided you safely through the beautiful landscapes of Flores.
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Labuan Bajo, once a quiet fishing village, has grown into a lively gateway to Komodo National Park. Located on the western tip of Flores Island and surrounded by hills, the town has a relaxed, laid-back vibe. In the evenings, the harbour comes alive as locals gather to watch the sun set over the islands.



Puri Sari Beach Hotel is a peaceful beachfront retreat. Surrounded by gardens, it offers spacious rooms, a restaurant serving fresh local seafood, a swimming pool, and direct access to a quiet sandy beach.
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At 13:00, a private car will pick you up and drive you for about one hour to Rangko Pier. From there, you will take a boat for around 40 minutes to Rangko Cave. Rangko Cave is a beautiful cave with limestone rocks and clear water. You can swim inside the cave. Sunlight shines through holes in the ceiling and makes the water bright blue. After the cave visit, you will go to Sylvia Hill. A short walk of about 10 minutes brings you to the top. From here, you can enjoy a great view of the ocean. After the visit, you walk back down and the driver will take you back to your hotel.

Komodo National Park is composed of three major islands in Manggarai. The archipelago offers a beautiful landscape consisting of turquoise seawater combined with unique geographical islands. In 1991, the Komodo National Park was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Man and Biosphere Reserve and lastly, it's known as one of the 7 Wonders of Nature. In Komodo National Park you can also find the Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizards, which are protected.

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Between 10:00 and 11:00, you will be picked up and taken to the harbour to board the Nabila sailing boat. You will meet your fellow travelers, as well as the captain, guide, and chef, and see the cabin where you will sleep over the next few days. The boat will then sail to its first destination, Kelor Island, where you can hike to the hilltop for a stunning view. Next, continue to Manjarite, put on your snorkeling mask, and explore the colorful fish and coral beneath the clear waters. The following stop is Stroberi Rock, a massive red coral formation perfect for snorkeling, swimming, and taking photos. Finally, head to Kalong to witness a breathtaking sunset and watch thousands of bats flying over Kalong Bay. In the evening, enjoy a delicious dinner and share stories with the other travelers in the rooftop chill-out area, before falling asleep to the gentle sway of the boat.
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Wake up early at 05:00 and join your guide for a hike to Padar Island. The hike rewards you with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding islands and coastline. The total distance is about 3.9 kilometers and usually takes 1–2 hours. From the top, you will enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding islands, turquoise waters, and multiple beaches. After the hike, enjoy breakfast on the boat. Next, you will continue to Rinca Island, famous for its Komodo dragons, giant lizards that can grow up to 3 meters long. On a short guided walk, you may see these impressive creatures in their natural habitat. If you’re brave, you can even take a photo next to a Komodo dragon. Afterwards, you will visit Pink Beach, where you can relax on its unique pink sand. The color comes from tiny organisms called Foraminifera, which produce a red pigment on coral reefs. Over time, these red particles mix with the white sand, creating the beautiful pink beach. Then you will go to Taka Makassar, a sandbank perfect for taking amazing photos. After Taka Makassar, you will continue to Manta Point, where you can swim close to majestic manta rays. Dinner will be served on the boat, and at night, you can enjoy the countless stars above you.
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After breakfast, you will visit Seture Island, where you can go snorkeling to see colorful fish and beautiful coral, or relax on the beach. Around 11:00, you will return to the harbour in Labuan Bajo, and it will be time to say goodbye to your fellow travelers and the crew.

From the harbour, you can first have lunch in the center of Labuan Bajo. At 16:00, a private car will take you to the airport. The drive takes about 15 minutes.

You will fly with Super Air Jet on a 1 hour and 30 minutes journey from Labuan Bajo to Surabaya. Departure is scheduled at 18:40, arriving at 19:10. Please note that there is a 1-hour time difference.
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Surabaya is Indonesia’s second-largest city. You can see old colonial buildings, such as the House of Sampoerna and the Heroes Monument, as well as modern places like Tunjungan Plaza. The city has many different neighborhoods, including Chinatown and the Arab Quarter, where you can experience different cultures and foods.

Upon arrival at Surabaya airport, a private car will be waiting to take you to Premier Place Surabaya. The journey takes approximately 10 minutes.



Premier Place Surabaya is conveniently located near Surabaya airport. The rooms are modern and comfortably furnished. The hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant, and a fitness center.

At 12:00, a private car will pick you up and will take you to Cemoro Lawang. The journey takes approximately 3 hours.
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Cemoro Lawang is located at the foot of Mount Bromo. Mount Bromo is an active volcano and part of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. The volcano stands at about 2,329 meters above sea level and is surrounded by a wide “Sea of Sand,” a large volcanic plain formed by past eruptions. The area around Mount Bromo offers spectacular scenery, including volcanic peaks, green hills, and deep valleys.



ARTOTEL Cabin Bromo is a unique mountain cabin-style hotel located in the heart of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. You’ll find it surrounded by volcanic landscapes and hills. The hotel offers modern, minimalist cabins with comfortable amenities, and a restaurant with panoramic views.

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At 03:00, a jeep will take you to the sunrise viewpoint. If the weather is good, you will be treated to a spectacular sunrise over the majestic volcanic landscape. After sunrise, the jeep will drive down to the Sea of Sand. Climb onto the jeep and take some beautiful photos with Mount Bromo in the background. Afterwards, the jeep will take you to the foot of the volcano. From there you can walk to the crater of the volcano. It is a challenging walk with about 250 steps at the end, but the breathtaking view of the crater makes it well worth the effort. For an extra fee, you can also go part of the way by horse and only walk the final 250 steps. After exploring the crater, you will continue the journey to the Teletubbies Hills. This area is famous because it closely resembles the landscape from the popular children’s TV show Teletubbies, with wide-open views of green hills and a peaceful contrast to the surrounding volcanic sea of sand. Around 10:00, the jeep will take you back to the hotel for a well-deserved breakfast.

At 11.00, a private car will pick you up and take you to Sidomulyo. The journey takes approximately 4.5 hours.

Sidomulyo is a small village located near Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, offering a peaceful and authentic glimpse of rural Javanese life. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Semeru volcano, this waterfall is one of Indonesia’s most spectacular, often referred to as the "Niagara of Indonesia" due to its unique, curtain-like cascade.
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Artha Cottages is a charming and authentic accommodation nestled in the heart of nature. The hotel offers comfortable rooms with modern amenities, a swimming pool, and relaxing views of the surrounding gardens.
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At 08:00, a private car will take you to Tumpak Sewu Waterfall. From the lookout point, you will have a beautiful panoramic view of the waterfall. You can also walk down to the base of the waterfall, crossing rivers and steep paths. Here, you can feel the fresh spray of the water up close. The walk can be challenging at times, but it is absolutely worth it. Afterward, you will walk back up to the parking area. You will return to the hotel to rest for one hour and complete the check-out process.
At 12:00, a private car will take you to Malang. The journey takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. On the way you will stop at Rainbow Village Jodipan, a colorful neighborhood famous for its painted houses and vibrant street art. Here, you can stroll around, take photos, and enjoy the lively atmosphere. After visiting Rainbow Village, the driver will take you to the hotel in Malang, where you will check in.



Malang is a charming city, known for its cool weather, historic buildings, and beautiful surrounding nature. The city is full of well-preserved Dutch-era architecture, including colonial houses, old churches, and traditional markets, which give a glimpse into its rich history. You can enjoy the local culture, from bustling street markets to cultural performances, and taste famous Malang dishes such as bakso Malang, local fried snacks, and sweet treats.




Hotel Tugu Malang is a unique boutique hotel that blends history, art and luxury. Inspired by Indonesia’s rich cultural heritage, the hotel is filled with antiques, Javanese artworks and colonial-era charm. Located in the heart of Malang, it offers a swimming pool, elegant rooms, a beautiful garden and a delicious restaurant.

At 07.15, a private car will take you to Malang train station. The drive takes approximately 5 minutes.

You will depart from Malang train station at 08:30, passing through scenic landscapes and rice fields, and arrive at Yogyakarta Lempuyangan train station at 14:32.
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Yogyakarta is best known for its rich Javanese heritage, traditional arts, and the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Beyond its cultural treasures, the city offers a wide range of activities, from cave exploration and river tubing to batik and cooking workshops, as well as cycling tours through local villages.

Upon arrival at Yogyakarta train station, a private car will be waiting to take you to Hotel Neo Malioboro. The journey takes approximately 5 minutes.



Hotel Neo Malioboro is a modern hotel in the heart of Yogyakarta. The hotel offers comfortable and stylish rooms. There is a restaurant, spa, and swimming pool. In the evening, you can walk along the lively Jalan Malioboro to try street food or visit one of the nice shops.



At 15:00, a private car will pick you up and take you to Prambanan. Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia. Accompanied by a guide, you will walk through the temple grounds, learn about its history and the stories behind it. The complex was built in the 9th century and is dedicated to the three main Hindu deities: Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma. The central area consists of three main temples, surrounded by smaller shrines and courtyards arranged according to traditional Hindu cosmology. The temples are decorated with detailed stone reliefs depicting scenes from the Ramayana epic, as well as various gods, celestial beings, and symbolic motifs. Prambanan was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991 and remains an important cultural and archaeological site.


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After visiting Prambanan, the driver will take you to the venue of the Ramayana Ballet. Before the ballet begins at 19:30, you can enjoy a dinner buffet. The Ramayana Ballet tells the classical love story of Prince Rama and his wife Sita. When Sita is abducted by the demon king Ravana, Rama, together with his brother Lakshmana and the monkey general Hanuman, sets out on a long and dangerous journey to rescue her. After many trials and battles, Rama defeats Ravana and reunites with Sita. The story symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, loyalty, courage, and devotion. The story is performed through traditional Javanese dance, music, and drama. With Prambanan Temple as a backdrop and under the stars, the open-air performance offers a special cultural experience. In case of bad weather, the show will be moved to the indoor stage. After the performance, the driver will take you back to your hotel.
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At 07:45, a private car will take you to the starting point of the cycling tour at Hotel Grand Rosala on Jalan Prawirotaman. Step onto your bike for a cycling adventure through Yogyakarta’s villages and pedal through the peaceful countryside, far beyond the usual tourist routes. You will cycle through rice fields, where, depending on the season, you may see farmers working in the fields. Your guide will take you to a traditional tempeh and tofu factory, where you will learn about the fascinating production process. You will also stop to see how clay bricks are made by hand. At the end of the 15-kilometer route, you will park the bicycles, and a car will take you to the center of Yogyakarta, where you can continue the cultural city tour.




You will start the tour at Jalan Malioboro, Yogyakarta’s most famous shopping street, lined with batik shops, street vendors, souvenir stalls, and local food stands. It is also a great place to stop for lunch. After lunch, you will visit the Kraton, also known as the Sultan’s Palace, where your guide will share fascinating insights into the lifestyle of the Javanese sultans and their royal traditions. Continue to Taman Sari Water Castle, a former royal residence with bathing pools for the king’s family. The tour also includes a visit to a bustling silver market, as well as a stop at a batik workshop to see how these beautiful textiles are created using traditional techniques. After the tour, the driver will take you back to the hotel.



At 07:30, a private car will pick you up and take you to Borobudur. You will check out immediately and take your luggage with you in the car. Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple in the world and is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temple was built in the 9th century during the Sailendra dynasty. The massive stone structure consists of nine stacked platforms, topped by a central dome, and is decorated with more than 2,600 relief panels and 72 stupas containing Buddha statues. The reliefs illustrate Buddhist teachings and scenes from daily life in ancient Java. Borobudur is designed as a symbolic representation of the Buddhist path toward enlightenment, where visitors gradually ascend from the lower levels to the upper terraces. Your temple visit is scheduled at 09:30. You will be assigned to a small group and accompanied by an official Borobudur guide. During the tour, the guide will explain the history of Borobudur, the meaning of the relief carvings, Buddhist philosophy, and the symbolic layout of the monument. You must remain with your group at all times, and independent exploration of the temple is not permitted. After your visit to Borobudur, the driver will bring you back to the hotel.

At 16:00, a private car will take you to the cooking workshop location. The class begins at 16:30 and is perfect for both curious beginners and experienced cooks. Experience the rich flavors of Indonesia in a fun and interactive session. Together with a local chef, you’ll learn traditional techniques and cook with authentic herbs and spices that give Indonesian cuisine its unique character. The chef will also share stories about the origins of the dishes and the role of food in daily life in Indonesia. All ingredients are fresh and locally sourced. You will prepare a fish or meat dish, such as Ayam Cabe Hijau, Rendang Ayam, Mangkut Ikan, or Kare Udang, as well as a classic vegetable dish like Gado-Gado, Sayur Lodeh, or Terong Balado. At the end of the class, you’ll sit down together and enjoy the delicious meal you’ve prepared. After dinner, the driver will take you back to the hotel.

At 09:30, a private car will pick you up and take you to Yogyakarta train station. The journey takes approximately 5 minutes.

You will depart from Yogyakarta train station at 10:40, passing through scenic landscapes and rice fields, and arrive at train station Gambir in Jakarta at 17:31.
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Jakarta is the capital and largest city of Indonesia. The city has grown into a busy and modern place, but you can still see old Dutch colonial buildings in Kota Tua (the Old Town) that show its long history. A diverse population live in Jakarta, including Javanese, Betawi, Chinese, and Sundanese, making it a city full of different cultures, traditions, and foods.

Upon arrival, a private car will be waiting to take you to Hotel Mercure Batavia. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes, passing through the bustling streets of Jakarta.


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Mercure Batavia Jakarta is a stylish hotel set in a beautifully restored Dutch colonial building. Located in the heart of Jakarta’s historic Old Town, Kota Tua, it is an ideal base for exploring the city’s rich heritage. The hotel offers comfortable rooms, a swimming pool, a spa, a fitness center, and a restaurant serving both local and international cuisine.
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At 09:00, a private car will pick you up to explore Jakarta’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Together with a guide, you will visit Old Town Batavia, explore the historic Sunda Kelapa Harbor, see the National Monument, stroll through the bustling streets of Chinatown, step inside the majestic Istiqlal Mosque, and discover the artistry of Indonesian puppetry at a traditional Wayang studio. Along the way, your guide will share inspiring stories. After the tour the driver will take you back to the hotel.

Depending on your flight departure time, a private car will take you to the airport. The journey takes approximately 1 hour.

Your Indonesia vacation has come to an end. We hope you will look back on a carefree and wonderful journey, enriched with new experiences.
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