Explore vibrant Indonesia and the island of Bali, where ancient 8th-century temples and rich cultural heritage await. Discover the iconic Borobudur Temple complex and the lush rice terraces around Ubud. Known as the “Island of the Gods,” Bali is home to thousands of temples set among volcanoes and coastline.
Fly to Jakarta on an overnight flight.
Upon arrival at Jakarta Airport, you will be welcomed by our representative and transferred to the hotel Mercure Jakarta Kota.
Discover the real life of Jakarta people
This tour explores both modern and historical sides of Jakarta, from the central city to its northern and western districts. Begin at Sunda Kelapa Harbour with a traditional boat ride and views of wooden Phinisi ships and local fishing activities. Continue to Kota Tua, Chinatown, and Petak Sembilan Temple, experiencing Dutch colonial history and vibrant local markets. End in central Jakarta visiting Merdeka Square, Monas.
See the beauty of the volcano with a white lake. Crossing a 350-meter-long suspension bridge through tropical forest. Enjoy a hot spring to relax your body and a mud bath experience. After breakfast, depart for Bandung and visit White Crater to enjoy its scenic volcanic views and cool air. Continue to Rengganis Bridge and the hot springs for panoramic scenery and relaxing mineral baths. Visit a tea
plantation to explore the lush fields and learn about tea picking. Return to Jakarta after a full day of exploration and relaxation.
Fly to Yogyakarta and upon arrival, transfer to your hotel. Check in at Melia Purosani Hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Relax and prepare for your upcoming Yogyakarta exploration.
Discover the Hindu temple of Prambanan. Explore the UNESCO-listed Borobudur Temple. Witness a breathtaking Borobudur sunrise from Setumbu Hill as mist rises over volcanoes and terraced fields. Explore the UNESCO-listed Borobudur Temple, the world’s largest Buddhist monument, right after it opens. End your journey at Prambanan Temple before returning comfortably to your accommodation.
Experience a fun adventure by 4WD Jeep to explore the beauty of Merapi Volcano. Morning drive to the Merapi area. Meet the local guide and change to a 4WD Jeep. Enjoy an off-road tour visiting a mini museum, the Kalikuning River, and Bunker Kaliadem.
Fly to Bali and on arrival, you will be warmly welcomed and transferred to Ubud. Check in at The Alena Resort, A Pramana Experience, and relax as you settle into your stay
Explore the Goa Lawah Temple. After breakfast, visit Kerta Gosa Pavilion in Klungkung, the historic royal court of Bali’s former kings. Continue to Goa Lawah Temple, Bukit Jambul, and Kehen Temple before ending the day at Penglipuran Traditional Village.
Visit the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. Admire the scenic Tegalalang Rice Terrace. A scenic drive through the Ubud countryside. Visit Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary and the iconic Tegalalang Rice Terrace for nature and rice field views. Continue to Tirta Empul Temple and a local coffee plantation for tasting experiences. End at Tibumana Waterfall before returning comfortably to your hotel.
After breakfast, check out and enjoy a scenic transfer to Nusa Dua Beach. Check in at Grand Hyatt Bali and settle into your beachfront stay.
Experience the drama of a traditional Kecak fire dance with a scenic view. Discover a historical Balinese Hindu temple built in the 11th century BC Visit an 11th-century cliffside Balinese Hindu temple and enjoy skip-the-line entry for a smooth experience. Watch the captivating Kecak fire dance, which retells the epic story of Rama, Sita, Ravana, and the monkey army. Set against the backdrop of the Indian Ocean, the performance brings Balinese mythology vividly to life.
Enjoy scenic views of Mount Agung and eastern Bali landscapes. Explore East Bali on a full-day guided tour visiting its most iconic cultural and spiritual landmarks. Begin at Lempuyang Temple, home to the famous Gates of Heaven with views of Mount Agung. Continue to Tirta Gangga and the sacred Besakih Temple, the island’s largest temple complex. Enjoy scenic landscapes, cultural insights,
and guided exploration throughout the journey.
Explore the highlights of East and West of Nusa Penida island with its breathtaking views. After breakfast, take a boat to Nusa Penida and begin your island adventure. Visit Kelingking Beach, Angel’s Billabong, and Broken Beach for iconic coastal views and photo stops. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before continuing to Diamond Beach and Atuh Beach for stunning scenery and relaxation. End the day at Rumah Pohon Molenteng Tree House before returning from Nusa Penida.
The day is free for your own leisure to relax on the beach. Enjoy the sun, sea, and peaceful surroundings at your own pace.
Transfer to the airport for your return flight home. Board your overnight flight and relax as your journey comes to an end.
Arrive in the UK, marking the end of your tour. Take home wonderful memories from your journey
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