Morning of Jogjakarta

In the morning meet with your local guide and then directly transfer to Beringharjo Traditional Market, to discover the daily routine of the local people. This market is the biggest and noisiest market that dates back to the 18th century. It is an excellent place to buy batiks, sarongs, keris, antiques and other souvenirs.

Then continue to the Sultan’s Palace, also known as ‘Kraton’. This building, built between 1756 –1790, is a fine example of traditional Javanese sultanate architecture. As you walk through the various rooms and chambers, you will learn more about this aspect of Javanese heritage and culture.

At the Keraton exit point, a pedicab or known as Becak wait for you for your short transfer to Taman Sari or Water palace. This palace was built by the first Sultan of Jogjakarta especially dedicated for his harem as a bathing pool.

Next, exploring the art and handicrafts of Jogjakarta. Visit Indonesia's most popular craft, a traditional Batik factory. Here you will have a chance to create your own batik, start from scratch, making a design, applying wax and then continue mixing your own dye.

Afterward, return to your hotel in Yogyakarta.