
A Couple Trip
ogyakarta (Jogja), the cultural soul of Java, offers a captivating mix of ancient temples, vibrant arts, and mouthwatering street food. Whether you're a history buff, an adventure seeker, or a foodie, this 3-day itinerary covers the best of Jogja!
Amazing trips in Jogja, beautiful place every where I go.
Martin & Michiel - Guests from Norway
Morning: Sunrise at Borobudur
Why go? The world’s largest Buddhist temple is magical at dawn.
What to do:
Join a sunrise tour (4:30 AM pickup) for misty views over the stupas.
Explore the intricate carvings telling Buddha’s life story.
Tip: Book tickets online to avoid crowds.
Late Morning: Coffee & Local Crafts
Stop by: Luwak Coffee Farm to taste Java’s famous civet coffee.
Shop: Silver jewelry at Kotagede, Jogja’s historic silver village.
Afternoon: Sultan’s Palace & Taman Sari
Kraton Yogyakarta: Tour the Sultan’s palace and watch gamelan rehearsals.
Taman Sari: Explore the enchanting “Water Castle,” a royal bathing complex with hidden tunnels.


Morning: Mount Merapi Lava Tour
Why go? Java’s most active volcano offers thrilling jeep rides over lava fields.
Tour options:
Jeep adventure to buried villages (Rp 350K/person).
Merapi Museum to learn about eruptions.
Afternoon: Pindul Cave Tubing
Highlights: Float through a pitch-black cave with headlamps, then swim in an underground river.
Tip: Wear water shoes and quick-dry clothes!
Evening: Ramayana Ballet at Prambanan
Why go? A mesmerizing open-air performance with the temple lit up at night.
Schedule: Shows run seasonally (check dates).
Morning: Timang Beach Gondola
Adventure: Cross the wooden gondola (Rp 100K) over crashing waves to a lobster-fishing village.
Alternative: Relax at Pok Tunggal Beach, a quieter spot with black sand.
Afternoon: Ratu Boko Sunset
Why go? This ruined palace offers panoramic views of Prambanan and Merapi.
Photo op: The “Gates of Heaven” frame at golden hour.
Evening: Angkringan Kopi Joss
Local vibe: Sip Kopi Joss (coffee with burning charcoal) at Lik Man stall, paired with nasi kucing (tiny rice packets).
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