Indonesia Tourism

  • Ijo Temple

    It located atop the Green (Ijo) hills in Sambirejo Village, Prambanan, Ijo Temple is the highest Hindu temple in Yogyakarta. At approximately 410 meters above sea level, it's not only a historical site but also a prime spot for stunning views of the city and the sunset.

    Built between the 9th and 10th centuries during the Ancient Mataram Kingdom, Ijo Temple is a temple complex dedicated to the god Shiva. The complex consists of a main temple and three ancillary temples facing west. While not as large as Prambanan, Ijo Temple's uniqueness lies in its strategic location.

  • Plaosan Temple

    Plaosan Temple is a unique and stunning Buddhist temple complex, known for its architectural beauty and the love story behind it. Unlike other temple complexes, which are often homogenous, Plaosan Temple is a harmonious blend of two main temples, Plaosan Lor (North) and Plaosan Kidul (South), believed to have been built by a Hindu prince for his Buddhist consort.

  • Kali Talang

    Located in Balerante Village, Kemalang District, Klaten Regency, Kali Talang is a tourist destination offering natural beauty and iconic views of Mount Merapi from the southeastern side. Despite being located in Klaten, this spot offers a panorama that is no less stunning than the viewpoints from Yogyakarta or Magelang.

  • Kedung Kayang

    Located in Wonolelo Village, Sawangan District, Magelang Regency, Kedung Kayang is a hidden gem offering a unique combination of waterfalls, rivers, and views of the majestic Mount Merapi. It's the perfect destination for those seeking tranquility and pristine natural beauty.

  • Krebet Village

    Hidden in the hills of Bantul, Yogyakarta, Krebet Village is a cultural gem renowned for its unique wooden batik crafts. Unlike other villages that focus on cloth batik, Krebet has successfully created its own identity by combining traditional batik painting with sturdy wood, resulting in beautiful and authentic works of art.

  • Merapi Lava Tour

    For adrenaline seekers and nature enthusiasts, the Merapi Lava Tour in Yogyakarta is an experience not to be missed. Located on the southern slopes of Mount Merapi, specifically in the Kaliadem area and its surroundings, this tour takes you to explore the remains of lava flows and volcanic material from Merapi's devastating 2010 eruption.

  • Cemara Sewu Beach

    Behind the roaring waves of the South Sea lies a haven of tranquility in Bantul, Yogyakarta, known as Cemara Sewu Beach. As its name suggests, this beach boasts a unique attraction: a vast pine forest stretching along the shoreline, creating a shady and serene atmosphere.

  • Sand Dunes

    Located in Parangkusumo Village, Bantul, Yogyakarta, the Sand Dunes are a unique natural phenomenon that offers views reminiscent of a Middle Eastern desert. Located not far from the legendary Parangtritis Beach, the Sand Dunes are the only expanse of sand dunes in Indonesia formed by natural processes.

  • Mount Kelud

    Mount Kelud in East Java is one of the most active and dynamic volcanoes in Indonesia. Situated on the border of three regencies: Kediri, Blitar, and Malang, this mountain not only offers stunning natural beauty but also bears silent witness to the incredible power of nature. Mount Kelud's main attraction lies in its constantly changing landscape due to its explosive eruptions. After a major eruption in 2014, Kelud's appearance drastically changed, from its once turquoise crater lake to a dry crater decorated with volcanic material. This transformation creates a dramatic and unique landscape.

  • Nepal Van Java

    Hidden on the eastern slopes of Mount Sumbing, in Butuh Hamlet, Temanggung Village, Kaliangkrik, Magelang Regency. Nepal Van Java has become a viral and captivating tourist destination. This nickname was given because of the hamlet's unique landscape, where the residents' houses are terraced on the mountainside, creating a landscape very similar to a Nepalese mountain village.

  • Karimunjawa

    Karimunjawa lies in the Java Sea, off the northern coast of Jepara, Central Java. Karimunjawa is an archipelago of 27 beautiful islands, offering pristine natural charm far from the crowds. Known as a "hidden gem," Karimunjawa is the perfect destination for those seeking tranquility, underwater beauty, and tropical island adventure.

  • Panama Tea Plantation

    Amidst the cool mountain air of Wonosobo, Central Java, lies a captivating green carpet called the Panama Tea Plantation. Although its name may seem unfamiliar, this tea plantation is an agro-tourism destination offering natural beauty and serenity that are hard to find elsewhere.

    Located on a hillside, the Panama Tea Plantation offers a sight to behold. The expanses of tea plants, neatly arranged following the contours of the land, create stunning artistic patterns. In the morning, when a thin mist still shrouds the valley, the view of the tea plantation is truly magical.

  • Arjuna Temple

    Located on the stunning Dieng Plateau, the Arjuna Temple Complex is one of the most important historical relics in Central Java. Nestled amidst a landscape surrounded by green hills and cool air, this temple is not only an ancient structure, but also a silent witness to the development of Hindu civilization in the past.

  • Ratapan Angin Viewpoint

    Located on the Dieng Plateau, not far from Telaga Warna and Telaga Pengilon, Ratapan Angin Viewpoint is one of the best spots to enjoy the stunning panoramic beauty of Dieng. This destination offers an iconic view combining two beautiful lakes, green hills, and the mist that often shrouds the area.

  • Sikidang Crater

    Sikidang Crater lies in the heart of the mystical Dieng Plateau, Sikidang Crater is one of the most fascinating and easily accessible natural phenomena in the region. Unlike other volcanic craters, which tend to be static, Sikidang Crater is famous for its active sulfur gas vents that can move around the crater's vast area. This is what gave it the name "Sikidang," which in Javanese means "deer" or "deer," reflecting its habit of jumping or moving around.

  • Sewu Temple

    Just a small pile of stones from the magnificent Prambanan Temple complex in Central Java, lies Sewu Temple, a Buddhist temple of immense historical and architectural significance. Although its name means "A Thousand Temples," Sewu Temple actually consists of a main temple surrounded by 249 smaller perwara (subsidiary) temples, creating a majestic structure resembling a mandala.

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