3D Tour Trip
Yogyakarta Temples - Merapi - Timang Beach 3-Day Tour Package
Yogyakarta Temples - Merapi - Timang Beach 3-Day Tour Package Gallery
Details
Discover the best of Yogyakarta’s cultural and natural wonders in this 3-day, 2-night tour. From the majestic Borobudur and Prambanan Temples to the thrilling Merapi Jeep Lava Tour and breathtaking Timang Beach, this package is perfect for travelers looking to experience the rich history, stunning landscapes, and local traditions of Yogyakarta.
Your adventure begins with a visit to Borobudur Temple, followed by an off-road Jeep tour on Mount Merapi, exploring remnants of the last eruption. On the second day, explore Prambanan Temple, ride a traditional wooden gondola to Timang Island, and visit the scenic Pine Forest. Conclude your trip with a Yogyakarta city tour, exploring the Sultan’s Palace, Water Castle, and the famous Batik & Silver industries.
This tour is ideal for first-time visitors, combining history, nature, and adventure into an unforgettable 3-day experience!
Inclusions
- Private Air-conditioned Transportation for Tours & Transfers
- 2 Nights Hotel Accommodation
- Daily Breakfast at the Hotel
- 3x Lunch & 2x Dinner at Local Restaurants
- Experienced English-speaking Driver
- Entrance Tickets & Donation Fees for All Attractions
- Access to Borobudur’s at the 9th Floor
- Entrance Tickets for Prambanan, Mendut & Pawon Temples
- Jeep (4x4) for Merapi Lava Tour
- Local Jeep Shuttle to Timang Beach
- Traditional Wooden Gondola Ride at Timang Beach
- Mineral Water
Excludes
- International & Domestic flights to/from Yogyakarta
- Personal Expenses (laundry, minibar, room service, phone calls, etc.)
- Tips & Gratuities (optional)
- Optional Tours & Activities
About the Activity
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Duration 10 hours
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Including pick up
Please wait at the hotel lobby or train station 15 minutes
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Bring Items
- Walking Shoes
- Hat & Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Changing Clothes
- Insect Repellant
Notes
- Flexible Itinerary: The schedule can be modified upon arrival. Please discuss any changes with our team.
- Flight Timing: It is recommended to arrive in Yogyakarta on a morning flight to maximize the first day.
- Hotel Availability: If KHAS MALIOBORO HOTEL 3* is unavailable, we will book a similar standard hotel.
- Private Tour: This is a private tour, ensuring a personalized experience with no group-sharing.
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Pricelist
1 - 1 Person
IDR 6.900.000
2 - 2 Person
IDR 4.700.000
3 - 3 Person
IDR 4.400.000
4 - 4 Person
IDR 4.000.000
5 - 12 Person
IDR 3.900.000
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Answers to Common Traveler Questions
Still you have any questions? Contact our Team via lampaloka@gmail.com
Our package includes hotel pick-up, transportation, entrance tickets, a local guide, and bottled water. Add-ons such as Prambanan visits or meals can be arranged upon request.
Yes, it’s possible to access the upper levels (up to the 9th floor), but tickets are limited and depend on availability. Advance booking is required, and please note that the temple is closed every Monday for maintenance.
Early morning is ideal to enjoy a calmer atmosphere and softer light for photography. The best months are May to September when rainfall is lower.
The sunrise experience from Manohara or nearby viewpoints like Punthuk Setumbu Hill is still available, but it depends on weather conditions for visibility.
Most guests spend 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the temple, plus extra time if combined with nearby sites such as Mendut and Pawon temples.
Modest clothing is recommended — shoulders and knees covered — especially since Borobudur is a religious site. Comfortable shoes and a hat are also advised.
Yes, a licensed local guide is included in our tour to share the history, symbolism, and stories behind Borobudur’s intricate carvings.
Drone usage inside the Borobudur complex is not permitted without prior approval. For aerial shots, please consult our team — we can advise safe and allowed areas nearby.
The base area is accessible, but the upper levels require climbing steep steps. We can adjust the route or provide assistance for guests with mobility limitations.
Yes, there are cafes and local stalls outside the temple complex. We can also recommend nearby restaurants with scenic views.
Yes, it’s possible to combine both temples in a single tour. The drive between them takes around 1.5 hours, and we’ll plan the route to make the most of your time.
Yes, modest attire is required. Sarongs are often provided at the entrance if needed.
A hat, sunscreen, comfortable shoes, camera, and refillable water bottle are recommended.
Yes, it’s open daily except on Mondays, when it closes for maintenance.
Yes, pick-up and drop-off are available from Yogyakarta, Magelang, or surrounding areas.
Yes, photography is allowed on all accessible levels. Please be respectful during prayers or ceremonies.
Built in the 9th century, Borobudur is the world’s largest Buddhist temple, symbolizing the path to enlightenment through its nine stacked platforms and thousands of stone reliefs.
Yes, there’s a souvenir market just outside the exit gate offering local crafts, batik, and traditional snacks.
The tour continues as planned with minor adjustments. We provide umbrellas and ensure your comfort throughout.
For sunrise experiences, pick-up usually starts between 3:00 – 4:00 AM depending on your hotel location. Regular tours start later in the morning.
Yes, the site is family-friendly, though we recommend supervision for younger kids when climbing steps.
Currently, Borobudur closes before sunset. However, evening visits can be arranged for special events or with local permission.
Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia, known for its tall, pointed architecture and intricate stone carvings dedicated to the Trimurti: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
Yes. Many of our packages, including the 1D and 2D1N tours, combine visits to both temples with efficient routes and private transportation.
Yes, it’s open daily except on Mondays, when it closes for maintenance.
Access is limited to certain areas for preservation reasons, but visitors can explore the main courtyards and view detailed reliefs closely.
Yes. Our packages include a knowledgeable local guide who explains the history, mythology, and restoration efforts of Prambanan.
Morning and late afternoon visits offer pleasant temperatures and softer lighting for photos. Sunset also creates a beautiful view of the temples.
Yes, combination tickets are available, but they are limited. We recommend booking in advance to secure availability.
Yes. The Ramayana Ballet is performed at an open-air theatre near the temple on select evenings. We can assist with ticket arrangements upon request.
No, Punthuk Setumbu Hill is a separate location offering panoramic sunrise views of Borobudur before continuing to the temple complex.
No, Punthuk Setumbu Hill is a separate location offering panoramic sunrise views of Borobudur before continuing to the temple complex.
Modest clothing is recommended. Sarongs are provided at the entrance if needed.
Expect to spend about 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the complex, longer if you wish to see the surrounding temples like Sewu or Lumbung.
Drone use is generally not permitted within the temple area without special permission from park authorities.
Tours continue in light rain; umbrellas or raincoats are provided. In heavy rain, guides may adjust the itinerary for safety.
Yes. Our multi-day tours such as the 3D2N Yogyakarta-Borobudur-Prambanan-Merapi-Timang package include these experiences in one itinerary.
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