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Visit Monas, move across to the National History Museum, and take in Jakarta from a different perspective. To get a closer look at the scenery, you can also use the offered telescopes. Visitors can use the sporting courts and lovely green area at the National Monument Park.

Tour the city heritage, and learn the nation’s long history and rich culture. Consisting of Dutch colonial buildings, Kota Tua is a remainder of Old Batavia and a popular destination for both local and foreign tourists.

Unfold a captivating masterpiece of Hindu Culture at Prambanan, a magnificent spectacle and an icon of Indonesia’s cultural heritage. This temple is regarded as the most beautiful and graceful Hindu temple.

UNESCO protects this sacred 8th-century monument as a World Heritage Site. Immerse yourself in this Buddhist temple with intricate carvings, superb views, and this heritage wonder. You can visit various museums around the Borobudur area to explore, such as Borobudur Museum, Samudraraksa Ship Museum, and MURI.

Explore the grand complex of Kraton Ngayogyakarta Palace. This elegant complex of pavilions was constructed based on ancient beliefs about the connection between the Gods, humans, and the natural realms. Then go back in time while strolling at Taman Sari. Visit a Batik Workshop to learn about the process of making this famous fabric and try your hand at making your batik. Then it's time to walk down Malioboro Street, searching for souvenirs

Witness the stories carved onto the Prambanan Temple come to life with a magical performance by the Ramayana Ballet. Enjoy the panoramic sunset around Prambanan. Then transfer to your hotel in Solo.

Get to a village in Candirejo where you will continue on a delman or Andong horse carriage. The village tour will give you insight into local customs and traditions. See Javanese traditional houses, learn how to play a traditional musical instrument, and try Javanese snacks. Then back to the hotel.

Mangkunegaran Palace became the center of culture and art in Solo City. See the wide yard and find a Europe-style building, Kavalerie-Artillerie, which became the front of Mangkunegaran’s cavalry. You will also visit Kasunanan Palace. Discover Batik Batik at its best.

You will also visit Kasunanan Palace. Discover the beauty of batik at the Kauman Batik Village. Kauman’s Batik offers classic motifs based on standards from Kasunanan Palace. It can be said Kauman Batik represents Kasunanan Palace’s batik. Back to the hotel.

Stay a few nights in a villa with mountain views and spend the following night in an old mansion surrounded by picturesque natural scenery and beautiful coffee farms.

Visit Ubud Palace, popularly known as Puri Saren. Enjoy a guided walking tour and examine the Balinese royal residence in the specified region at the Ubud royal family.

Look at the renowned Barong dance, one of Bali's cultural highlights. It is one of Bali's original dances and has roots in traditional Balinese mythology. And Balinese dance is distinctive because it always tells a tale. Barong serves as a symbol of morality in the barong dance, which depicts the conflict between good and evil.

The Tegallalang Rice Fields are located in a valley with breathtaking views of the terraces and the lush surroundings. Savor the view of exquisitely organized rice terraces that use the "subak" irrigation technology.

The Bali Besakih Temple, also known as Pura Besakih, is Bali's largest Hindu temple. It has a lovely view from the top of the temple area, where we can see a large panorama of nature to the ocean.

Visit Kintamani, a town located on Bali's Gunung Batur's western face of the main caldera wall. Many people visit this area because it is one of Indonesia's most gorgeous destinations. Through Kintamani, your journey might become highly interesting and pleasurable.

It is one of a kind journey to cleanse your soul. Immerse yourself in the holy springs within the purification temple. It is considered one of the five most sacred temples in Bali and one of the holiest water sources in Bali.

The Jatiluwih Rice Terraces symbolize the Subak system as Bali's Cultural Landscape and the best example of Bali's exceptional gorgeous rice fields. It is one of the UNESCO World Heritage.

Take in a swinging experience like no other as you swing away, soar over the breathtaking, eye-catching scenery, then soar away some more. You can expect to receive an incredible view like no other, one that looks out over a river, lush tropical vegetation, and a waterfall.

The Ubud Monkey Forest is a nature reserve and temple complex in Ubud, Bali. Enjoy your tour in the 12-hectare sanctuary for chattering long-tailed macaques. Located at Padangtegal, this sanctuary is home to 1049 monkeys.

Look out for the goods at a farmer's market. You can find tropical fruits, vegetables, spices, and local snacks. Meet an authentic Balinese market experience.

Embark on a journey to an incredible destination with the Volkswagen. Begin visiting Mas village to learn about silver arts and crafts.

Set out on a trek through some of Bali's most picturesque highland regions. Beginning near the well-known Mount Batur Volcano and overlooking Kintamani Lake, your mountain biking tour will take you through 30 km of forest trails, past historic Hindu temples, communities, towns, and plantations as you sample exotic fruits from the source.

While getting scrubbed and taking in the alluring sound of the Indian Ocean waves, unwind, and pamper yourself in Bali's rural setting surrounded by lush mountains.

Be prepared for an adventure by grabbing the paddle. White water rafting in Bali is available on the Ayung River in Ubud, the Telaga Waja River in Karang Asem, and the Melangit River in Klungkung.

The tour begins early, at 2 a.m., when the guide will pick you up from your hotel. Witness the stunning sunrise on Mt. Batur, framed by an active volcano, Mt. Agung. Hike down for a light breakfast before continuing the journey to the natural hot spring, where you can rejuvenate your sore muscles.

Visit the architecture of the building that characterizes Balinese architecture in the 17th century. Kerta Gosa is a complex of buildings or court halls inherited from the Semarapura Palace (1686-1908) and was still functioning during the Dutch colonial rule (1908-1942).

Visit the old royal bathing, Tirta Gangga Water Palace. It is a former royal palace, surrounded by beautifully kept gardens, stone carvings, and statues

Wake up early to explore the eastern part of Bali. Visit one of the island's oldest and most sacred temples, Lempuyang Luhur. The temple is located on the slope of Mount Lempuyang, 1,175 meters above sea level.

Learn about and participate in the Balinese life cycle rites at Samsara, situated in the Jungutan hamlet of Bali's Karangasem district on a two-hectare stretch of serene greenery.

Visit Tanah Lot Temple. It is a significant tourist attraction in Bali, known for its distinctive offshore setting and sunset views. The temple is named after the earth (Tanah) and the sea (Lot), which fits given its stunning location on a massive rock overlooking the sea.

Visit the second largest temple complex on the island, Taman Ayun Temple. The use of water in the design of this 17th-century building is particularly distinctive in terms of its aesthetics, which can be seen on the canals that surround the entire temple compound.

It's time to decide which Bali water activities are the most exciting. You can do snorkeling, diving, river rafting, sea walking, and more.

Admire the beauty and the spectacular vista from Uluwatu Temple, placed on a cliff 30 meters above the Indian Ocean. Uluwatu Temple or Pura Luhur Uluwatu is one of Bali's six most important temples. 

The dance narrates the love story of Rama and Shinta while the sun sets in the background, accompanied by the chanting of roughly 50 male dancers. The Ramayana story has become part of the cultural life, and religious and moral teachings since the Hindus came to the island around 100 BC.

Visit Padang Padang Beach on the southwest coastline of the Bukit Peninsula in Uluwatu, South Bali. With its huge waves and the 100-meter white sand that runs from the north to the south, it is a well-known surf spot in Bali.

Visit one of Bali's most stunning beachfront locations. Unwind, explore the pristine lagoon, or take advantage of the free water activities.

Jimbaran Seafood Dinner is a fun experience where you may taste freshly caught grilled seafood served at candle-lit tables on the seaside while watching the sunset. 

Enjoy Seminyak, Bali, by visiting its restaurants and cafes. Satisfy your tongue with the food, and indulge your eyes with the beautiful scenery.

Dive in and explore Bali's underwater world. There is plenty to do at this dive site, and it is the most leisurely wreck dive. The Liberty is surrounded by coral and has a rich aquatic life.

Early in the morning, transfer to Sanur, where you will take a fast boat to Nusa Penida Island. Explore the West Island. Visit Angel Billabong, with the jagged natural limestone surrounding the pool and arch over the water.

Take a step to the enchanting Kelingking Beach. It's a region where white, silky sands run along the shore, surrounded by a clear blue sea and surreal rock formations. 

Visit and admire the landscape of Broken Beach. The archway that wraps around the bay, allowing water to flow in and out from the ocean, is the cove's feature and the reason it's called Broken Beach.

Your next stop is Crystal bay, best recognized as one of Nusa Penida's finest snorkeling and dive locations and its gorgeous palm-fringed beach.

Head over to the underwater statues on Gili Meno to find an abundance of fish and other marine life at the figures and nearby. A circle of 48 life-size statues represents life and continuity.

Another well-liked snorkeling location is Turtle Point, which lies on Gili Meno's northeastern island.  The green sea turtle and the hawksbill sea turtle are frequently spotted in the island's coastal waters, sometimes barely 5 to 10 meters from the shore. Again, the north of Gili Meno is the ideal location for turtles for budding divers.

Discover the island's nature and the lush, mountainous surroundings by exploring Lombok on horseback. You don't have to worry if you are a beginner, because the horses are very friendly.

An early wake-up is definitely worth it to see the sun rise over a valley of manicured farmland with the stunning Mount Rinjani volcano behind you. Stop in at a farm on the way back for some of the best strawberries you’ve ever tasted.

 Explore a magnificent stretch of white sand and blue sea with rugged hills rising at Kuta Beach, Lombok. Kuta Beach Lombok is considered a surfer's paradise by surfers from all over the world. The south coast of Lombok is renowned for having large waves, and Kuta Lombok is a popular surfing destination.

Sade Village still displays the atmosphere of the original village of Lombok. There you will find unique traditional houses and characteristics of the Sasak people. You can see various works of woven fabrics and how to make them.

Jump to Jonggat District, Central Lombok Regency, and visit Sukakara Village. The village is known for producing the well-known songket weaving handicrafts typical of Lombok Island. We can see people weaving batik cloth and practicing how to weave.

Take a step to Benang Kelambu Waterfall, a nature tourism located at the northern tip of Central Lombok Regency, under the foot of Mount Rinjani. The region around this waterfall has a cliff that is covered with a variety of green vines. This lush wall conceals what initially appears to be a mosquito net—a narrow trickle of thin white water.

The Lombok Rice Terraces are pretty breathtaking. Spend some tranquil days in Tetebatu, surrounded by beautiful greenery, rice terraces and paddies, and an incredible mountain backdrop with a glimpse of the Rinjani Volcano.

Visit Malimbu Hill, a viewpoint on Lombok's beachfront headland, one of the best places to see the sunset in Senggigi. The central hill overlooks the ocean and the Gili Islands from a grassy area filled with scattered palm trees.

Explore Tanjung Puting National Park, and have an up-close and personal experience observing Orangutans in their habitat.

In the afternoon, arrive at the picturesque Padar Island with its breathtaking savannah hills. Standing there was beautiful, tranquil, almost unimaginable, and an absolute privilege. Enjoy a sunset cocktail by the beach afterward.

Roam the iconic natural wonder and a must-see. Rose-colored sands and pristine blue waters await. Trek, witness the flight of bats, visit the local village, or you can just simply relax on the beach. Take a moment to appreciate panoramic views of turquoise seas, green rolling hills, blue skies, and fascinatingly pink sands.

Go forth and upward toward Taka Makassar. You can find only a charming cluster of white sand on this tiny island, which is much more distinctive because of how tiny and curled it is. Moreover, you can only view it while the saltwater levels are decreasing.

As its name suggests, the manta point is an ideal place to interact directly with fish with an average size of 3 meters. You can go diving here and witness manta rays, encounter jellyfish swarms, and take in the splendor of the underwater world.

Visit Kanawa Island. It has extraordinarily tranquil and pure blue water, and swimming and snorkeling are popular activities. Dive from the pier into the water to encounter fish colonies covering stilts. The eco-friendly house is a delightful ambush concealed by sparse beach vegetation between a rocky hill and a turquoise lake.

Visit Wairinding Hill after breakfast to admire the landscape of the view. The unique shape makes it special and has attracted more visitors over time. Not only for taking pictures, but you can also explore the site and get to the top of the hill by trekking.

You will be welcomed by a stunning view of the "Grand Canyon" when you arrive in the Tanggedu area. This waterfall is spectacular because of the bluish-clear water and the distinctive rock and cliff patterns.  The Tanggedu Waterfall is incredibly nice with its fresh air because hills and many trees surround it.

Bukit Tenau Sumba offers a glimpse of a field of lush grass calming to the eyes. Overall, the panorama is quite stunning at sunrise or sunset. You can sense the calmness, and you may unwind while taking in the peace and the fresh breeze.

The lovely sky over this East Nusa Tenggara island calms the eyes. You may view the Milky Way from various perspectives, and you'll undoubtedly be in awe at night when you see millions of stars gracefully dangling in the sky. To the unaided eye, the Milky Way galaxy is visible.

Hiliwuku Hill is also known as Teletubbies Hill. From the top of Hiliwuku hill, you can see the vastness of the savanna along this beautiful hill group. This stretch of slope looks wavy and has various sizes, from small to large.

The trekking area is quite challenging and full of adventures. The height of the waterfall is only about 2 meters, but the natural pool under the waterfall is what attracts the attention of tourists. Relax in the clear turquoise water located in Waimarang Village. 

Continue your journey by the beauty of sunset in Sumba at Walakiri Beach. Enjoy the calm waves and the shoreline, which features stunning white sand. It is one of the most beautiful beaches in East Sumba Regency.

Walk a little distance to where you can swim in the crystal clear turquoise water. Lapopu Beach, surrounded by large trees and a lush environment, provides a relaxing atmosphere.

It is Sumba's traditional home. The houses are Uma Mbatangu or Uma Bokulu, which means "large house." The construction has become the village's main attraction. Explore the outstanding megalithic village.

Because of the presence of old tombstones and traditional Sumba Tribe dwellings, you can immediately sense the megalithic mood once you arrive at Ratenggaro Village. Here you can learn about the history, the traditions, and many more.

Refresh yourself at Waikuri Lake or Lake Weekuri. It's a natural saltwater lagoon in West Sumba. It's surrounded by 10-15m high cliffs and fed by waves that wash through holes in the rocky cliffs, keeping the water clean and clear.

The water at Mandorak Beach is known for its clarity. The calm waves and outstanding visibility make it ideal for water sports such as swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy the rest of your day with the beautiful sunset at Mandorak Beach. You can also experience riding a horse along the beach.

Lendongara Hill offers a hilly setting with a backdrop of the ocean. The lush, hilly terrain is quite relaxing to the eyes, and the clean, natural air gives the impression that you are above the clouds. Dusk is a perfect time to visit Lendongara Hill.

Tau-Tau is a form of wooden or bamboo effigy. They specifically come from South Sulawesi, Indonesia's Toraja ethnic group. Observe the creation of tau-tau, the creature regarded as the guardian of the tomb and the defender of living things.

In the Sa'dan District, Londa is a collection of bones, tau-tau, and hanging graves. Witness Londa's uniqueness, the presence of a hanging tomb and a statue on the cave wall.

Feel the experience of visiting Kete Kesu, a traditional village with many stories and the history of Tana Toraja, from the traditional houses and ancient tombs. If you are visiting Kete Kesu, don't forget to buy souvenirs at the center along the road to the traditional grave.

Stop by Loko Mata. One of the attractions is the shape of a sizable stone filled with corpses. The Toraja people have kept their dead in this location since ancient times. From there, you will also be able to see from a height the state of the capital city of Tana Toraja, which is spread out with green rice fields and shady trees.

Visit Batutumonga, the village above the clouds of Toraja. You will see stunning natural scenery during the trip. Arriving at the location, the expanse of white clouds became your main dish. In addition, you can also visit Baik Village with a row of Tongkonan traditional houses on a hill.

See an example of a well-preserved rural community with old characteristic Torajan houses called Tongkonan at Palawa, the oldest traditional village in Toraja. It is also the perfect place to explore the culture of the Torajans, an indigenous ethnic group in the region.

You can freely enjoy the view of Rantepao City from the top of Singki hill or visit Tilaga, a natural bath with clear water. Seeing the model of Toraja's hanging grave in Labo, to the death ceremony of Rambu Solo.

Take in the panoramic view of the third-largest karst in the world, Ramang-Ramang. High limestone hills with treacherous cliffs can be seen nearby. Even though there is a karst area in the Sewu Mountains, UNESCO has proposed the Maros Pangkep karst area as a World Heritage site since 2001.

Enjoy the breathtaking view from the summits of the mountains, which is made even more stunning by the golden-yellow mountain clusters, the green expanse of Toraja nature, and the sky above. a strange sight.