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In the cultural heart of Yogyakarta you will attend the Ramayana Ballet Purawisata, a performance recognised by Museum Rekor Indonesia (MURI) for 50 years of cultural excellence. The show presents the legendary story of Rama and Shinta through authentic Javanese dance and choreography, accompanied by a live gamelan orchestra. It takes place in a covered yet open-air theatre, so the performance remains uninterrupted rain or shine. Seating is designed for comfort and good views, and a pamphlet is provided to help you follow the storyline. Complimentary bottled water is included. Located near Malioboro and other top attractions, the venue makes a convenient cultural stop while you explore Jogja. An optional dinner package is available if you would like to savour authentic Indonesian cuisine before the show. The performance is ideal for families and culture lovers and is recommended for those exploring Yogyakarta’s rich heritage.

This ticket will grant you access to Gereja Ayam Bukit Rhema, a house of prayer that is shaped like a chicken, hence it’s also known as the Chicken Church. You will get to stroll through the site’s halls and immerse yourself in the story told through the paintings on walls. Afterwards, you can explore the exterior and take a short hike to the top of Rhema Hills for picture-perfect mountain sceneries or grab something to eat at Kedai Bukit Rhema.

You will visit three iconic temple sites around Yogyakarta: Borobudur Temple, Mendut Temple and Prambanan Temple. Borobudur is the biggest Buddhist temple in the world, Mendut is the oldest Buddhist temple in Indonesia, and Prambanan is the second-biggest Hindu temple in the world. The experience includes an entry ticket to the top of Borobudur and priority access so you can climb to its summit and take in the views. As you move through each site, you will learn about their historical and cultural significance and feel the authentic atmosphere the team aims to preserve. You will be accompanied by a creative local team who think outside the box and often add thoughtful touches to the visit. You will travel with professional, friendly drivers and local staff who know the Yogyakarta area well. Their recognised hospitality background means they will focus on your comfort and build trust from the first greeting to goodbye.

Hire your own driver in Yogyakarta and explore the city’s historical and cultural landmarks at your own pace. A private driver will guide you through the places you choose, giving you the freedom to set the itinerary and decide how long to spend at each stop. Along the way, you’ll move through Yogyakarta’s varied heritage — its historic buildings, cultural sites and neighbourhoods — with time to take photos, wander and absorb the atmosphere. You’ll be able to pause where you like, return to favourites or change plans as you go. The experience is focused on your interests, so you can concentrate on exploring the city’s history and culture without worrying about navigation or transport.

This private tour from Yogyakarta lets you explore the iconic Borobudur and Prambanan temples at a pace you choose. It includes hotel pick-up and drop-off in the Yogyakarta city area and covers transport and entrance tickets, so there are no hidden fees. You will travel in a private car reserved only for your party, with no merging with other groups. At Borobudur you will join a small-group guided visit led by a local English-speaking expert, who will explain the temple’s history and reliefs and guarantee access to climb the temple structure to the top. The tour also includes climb-up access to the Prambanan temple structure. Depending on ticket availability you may visit Prambanan first and then Borobudur. Note that this tour is not available on Mondays because the Prambanan temple structure is closed on that day and climb access would not be possible.

You will visit three of Yogyakarta’s best destinations, combining heritage and a touch of adventure. All rate options include the ticket to climb to the top of Borobudur temple, the largest Buddhist temple in the world. You can choose a VIP sunrise experience on the temple top (limited), a sunrise option that involves views from Setumbu Hill, or a trip without a sunrise viewing. Each option offers different ways to see Borobudur and its surroundings. Along the way you will also see Mount Merapi, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, and Prambanan, the second-largest Hindu temple complex globally. Your local team are creative professionals who aim to bring the authentic essence of the destination to the visit and can adapt the experience for small corporate-event concepts. Professional, friendly drivers from Yogyakarta will accompany you and know the area well, helping you move smoothly between sites and get the most from each stop.

This exclusive Borobudur & Prambanan tour takes you to two of Java’s most famous temples. You’ll have the opportunity to climb to the top of Borobudur to admire its stone carvings and to take in panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. As you move through each site, your knowledgeable local guide will explain the rich history, hidden stories and the spiritual significance of both temples, which are recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You’ll receive personalised service, including hotel pickup from Yogyakarta, so the experience will be comfortable and hassle-free. Access to Borobudur’s structure is limited to 150 visitors per hour, so we highly recommend booking in advance to help secure your preferred time. Whether you’re interested in history, culture or simply seeing these ancient masterpieces up close, this tour aims to offer an intimate and informed visit.

On a 4WD Jeep Adventure around Merapi Volcano, you will drive along bumpy trails and take in the breathtaking natural views near Yogyakarta. Along the way you will travel over rugged terrain, enjoying a rugged off‑road experience that brings you closer to the volcano’s landscape. You will visit a local house that has been turned into a museum after being affected by the Merapi eruption, where you can see how the community was impacted. The route also includes a stop at Bunker Kaliadem, which is located several kilometres from the summit, giving a perspective on the volcano’s reach and history. As you move through the area, you will also experience off‑road driving down to the river, adding an adventurous contrast to the highland views. This trip is well suited to nature lovers and adventure seekers who want a mix of scenic vistas, local history and some bumpy, hands‑on off‑road fun.

See a different side of Yogyakarta, Indonesia’s cultural capital, on a night tour focused on street food and local life. You’ll meet your guide and no more than seven other travellers in the city centre, then travel by becak rickshaw to explore the streets as the evening comes alive. Along the way you’ll savour the light, sweet flavours of Javanese cuisine and sample a variety of street snacks. As you move through the lively university district, you’ll soak up the vibrant atmosphere and get a sense of local evening routines. The tour also includes time at Alun-Alun Kidul, where you’ll try traditional games and enjoy fairground rides, rounding out a relaxed introduction to Yogyakarta after dark.

When you visit Prambanan Temple you may notice the mysterious Durga statue, thought to be Princess Roro Jonggrang turned to stone. Roro Jonggrang: Reincarnation of Love brings that ancient legend to the stage. Created by the producers of the MURI‑awarded Ramayana Ballet Purawisata, the performance retells a story of love, betrayal and transformation through elegant Javanese dance, symbolic costumes and an evocative musical score. The show takes place in a semi open‑air amphitheatre just minutes from Malioboro, where you will watch a live performance under the stars that aims to deepen your connection to the myth behind Prambanan Temple. Along the way you’ll experience expressive choreography and scenes that echo the temple’s history and symbolism. An optional royal Javanese buffet dinner in a Joglo pavilion is typically offered if you want to combine the performance with a traditional meal. The production presents Javanese culture through theatre and music, giving you a dramatic and memorable way to explore the legend woven into Prambanan.

You will escape the crowds for an authentic Javanese experience at the Prambanan Temple complex. As the afternoon cools, you’ll move toward the towering temple structures and see the architecture come alive at sunset, when stonework takes on a warm, golden glow. Along the way, you’ll get a sense of the site’s scale and design as daylight fades. After sunset, you’ll have dinner at a nearby restaurant that offers a close, uninterrupted view of Prambanan beautifully illuminated by spotlights. The evening finishes with the colossal Ramayana Ballet Dance, a traditional Javanese performance that depicts the epic Hindu story of Rama and Shinta. The combination of temple views, a temple-side meal and the ballet creates a blend of active cultural discovery and quieter, scenic moments.

You will learn the full batik process from start to finish and be able to take your finished piece with you at the end. The hands-on session covers the complete steps involved in creating a batik design, so you will see how the cloth is prepared, how patterns are applied and how the final result is revealed. Along the way you can work at your own pace and finish a piece you can keep. The workshop is set in a peaceful location close to the great and beautiful Hindu temple of Prambanan. Because of its proximity to the temple, it’s a good option to combine this batik experience with a day tour of the Prambanan area.

This evening half-day experience centres on two main elements: a visit to Prambanan Temple at sunset and the Ramayana ballet performed with the temple as its backdrop. You will arrive as the light softens and see Prambanan — the world’s second-largest Hindu temple — in the warm glow of sunset. As you move through the temple grounds, you will gain a sense of Indonesia’s Hindu heritage and the atmosphere that makes this site so striking at dusk. Afterwards you will watch the Ramayana ballet with Prambanan as the stage setting, a cultural performance that complements the temple visit. This tour is designed for people who prefer a relaxed pace and a focused experience centred on Hindu heritage in Indonesia, rather than a rushed multi-stop itinerary. The local team in Yogyakarta will look after you from the welcome to goodbye. They are creative, hospitality‑trained staff who aim to bring authentic touches to the experience. Professional, friendly drivers and guides who know the area well will accompany you, helping you feel comfortable and informed throughout the evening.

Experience Borobudur temple as the day winds down and the site takes on gentle sunset colours. With sunrise visits now restricted, many visitors still come in the morning, which can feel busy. Choosing a late visit gives you a different viewpoint of the monument and the surrounding landscape as the light softens. As you move through the terraces and reliefs, you can enjoy a quieter atmosphere and a deeper sense of the site's cultural depth. Fewer visitors than in the morning often creates a more peaceful ambience, so you can take time to appreciate the carvings, stupas and panoramic views without the early crowds. Along the way you will gain a fresh perspective on Borobudur’s architecture and spiritual setting as evening settles.

You will start with a guided visit to Prambanan Temple, the largest Hindu temple compound in the world, where a local guide will explain the site’s history and architectural details as you move through the temples. After the tour, you will enjoy a romantic dinner of authentic traditional Indonesian cuisine before the evening performance. The Ramayana Ballet will then bring the ancient Hindu epic to life in the open‑air theatre at Prambanan. Dancers in colourful traditional costumes will move to the music of a live gamelan orchestra, and the performance typically includes visual effects such as lighting and fireworks that enhance the atmosphere. Shows are not held every day; performances take place on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, so please contact the provider to confirm availability. Outdoor performances are usually available in the dry season from May to October, while shows during other months will be held indoors.