The province of Central Java, around the city of Jogyakarta, is the most famous part of Java and is, in fact, its cultural centre. This is in part because of the presence there of a variety of religious influences-Buddhist, Hindu, and other indigenous beliefs, which resulted in the construction of the impressive temples of Borobudur, Prambanan and the Dieng temple complex.

The 300 year old city of Jogyakarta is the cultural heart of Java. Here also is Indonesia's oldest palace 'The Kraton,' still the domicile of Jogya's royalty. Even now the current Sultan of Jogyakarta retains remarkable political prestige. Jogyakarta offers an abundance of Javanese art, painting, silverwork, batik handcraft, traditional Javanese dances, as well as contemporary art. The city is the cultural centre not only of Java, but of the whole of Indonesia. From Jogyakarta one can travel easily to the Borobudur and Prambanan temples, which are half-day trips from the city. Jogyakarta is situated between the foot of the still-active Merapi volcano and the mystical Indian Ocean, home of 'Loro Kidul,' Queen of the South Seas.

Borobudur Temple
The most famous of Indonesia's temples is this huge Buddhist pyramid. This is a Buddhism's largest shrine in Indonesia, built in the 9th century. Located north west of Jogyakarta, Borobudur was completed in the second half of the ninth century. Like the Hindu temple complexes Prambanan and the Dieng plateau, Borobudur was unknown and neglected for almost a thousand years, covered under thick layers of volcanic ash.
From a far Borobudur looks like a huge but ordinary stone construction. But from nearby we can see that it consists of hundreds of wonderfully detailed statues and sculptures, representing Buddhist teachings mixed with images of Javanese life of a thousand years ago.

Prambanan Temple
Perhaps the finest temple complex in Indonesia, Prambanan is a ten-century old Hindu temple. This temple is dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva, locally called Candi Loro Jonggrang, which means 'slender virgin.' From an architectural point of view this beautifully sculptured spire, fifty meters high, indeed resembles a 'slender virgin.' Like the Buddhist stupa Borobudur, Prambanan was abandoned when the Buddhist and Hindu Javanese inhabitants moved to East Java.

One Day Borobudur Tour :
This tour is started from your hotel in Bali, where our tour guide will pick you up to drop to Denpasar Airport and flying to Yogyakarta. After Arriving at Yogyakarta, you will be picked up by our partner's tour guide for Yogyakarta around tour. In the end of the tour, you will be transferred to Yogyakarta airport to fly to Bali. Arriving in Bali, you will be picked up by our tour guide to drop you back to your hotel.

Tour Itenerary :

05:00	Pick up at the hotel
06:20	Fly to Yogyakarta ( GA 241)
06:35	Arrive at Yogya (Yogya time)
07:00	Yogyakarta Tour ( Borobudur Temple, Mendut and Pawon Temple)
13:00	Lunch at local restaurant
14:00	Visit Batik Home Industry
15:00	Wayang Gallery and Silver
15:45	Visit Prambanan
16:30	Leisure
19:55	Fly from Yogya to Bali (GA 248)
22:10	Arrive in Bali
22:30	Pick up at Bali Airport
23:00	Arrive at hotel

Tour includes of :
- Air ticket round trip Denpasar - Yogyakarta
- Airport Tax
- Full air conditioned transfer
- Tour to to Borobudur temple,Prambanan temple and Yogyakarta palace
- Welcome Breakfast and Lunch
- Entrance fee
- English or Japanese speaking guide

Charge :USD 250.00 per person (minimum 2 person)
Additional USD 60.00 for single traveller.