3D2N Pindul Cave Tour
Includes:
- Transportation
- Guide
- Entrance fee
- Meals as program
- 2 nights in Jambuluwuk Hotel (Twin share/Triple)
Excludes:
- Personal expense
- Tips for driver & guide
- Air ticket & airport tax
- High season surcharge may apply
Itinerary:
Day 1 : Airport – Borobudur Temple – Hotel (L, D)
Arrive at Yogyakarta airport, meet and greet with our guide than go to local restaurant for lunch. Tour to Borobudur Temple, the famous and largest buddhist temple that consists of seven terraces and looks like a stepped pyramid whose architectural structure was designed as a representation of the universe. Back to Jogja, dinner at local restaurant. Check in to hotel.
Day 2 : Wonosari – Pindul Cave – Indrayanti and Krakal Beach - Hotel (B, L, D)
After breakfast at hotel, you will go to Wonosari and visit Pindul Cave. Enjoy stalactite and stalagmite cave, and you can feel the sensation of exploring the river inside the cave by using the rubber tire. Lunch at local restaurant. Visit Indrayanti and Krakal Beach. Back to Jogja, dinner at local restaurant.
Day 3 : Yogyakarta Palace – Batik Factory – Prambanan Temple - Airport (B, L)
After breakfast, check out. Shopping tour and then visit The Keraton (Yogyakarta Palace), a grand complex that was meticulously planned to reflect the Javanese cosmos. Going to visit traditional batik factory where you can see the handmade process on how to make batik and you can also buy batik as souvenir. Lunch at local restaurant. Visit Prambanan Temple, the hindu temple complex where the three main temples are dedicated for the trinity : Brahma, Wisnu and Shiva. Transfer out to airport.
7520 Reviews from TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
Reviewed 16 Feb 2020
"Clean, amazed temple!"
Visit here with my friend walking around after buying a ticket with our locals guide, amazed story! great culture & buildings.. I love it and Clean along the way.. Keep it up! and thank you for all...
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Reviewed 14 Feb 2020
"Impressive Temple"
Borobudur Temple is quite an impressive temple. There is quite a bit of walking to do, including climbing to the 10th level of “heaven”. What I like best is that it is a favorite tourist spot for the...
Visited Dec 2019 Read More...
Reviewed 13 Feb 2020
"Seven Wonder"
It makes me confused how the people in the past building such an impressive building like this. Everything is very symetrical, made of stone, and has been here for hundreds or thousand years ago...
Visited Feb 2020 Read More...