Jakarta
National Monument (Monas)
An iconic landmark and museum symbolizing Indonesia’s independence, with an observation deck offering panoramic views of the city.
Old Town (Kota Tua)
A historical district with Dutch colonial architecture, including the Fatahillah Square and the Jakarta History Museum.
Ancol Dreamland
A large entertainment complex with a theme park, Water Park, and a marina, offering various recreational activities.
Taman Mini Indonesia Indah
A cultural park showcasing Indonesia’s diverse cultures and traditions through miniature pavilions and exhibits.
Jakarta Cathedral
An impressive neo-gothic cathedral located across from the Istiqlal Mosque, notable for its architectural beauty.
Istiqlal Mosque
The largest mosque in Southeast Asia, known for its grand scale and significant role in Indonesian religious life.
National Museum of Indonesia
A museum with extensive collections of Indonesian artefacts, including prehistoric items, historical relics, and cultural exhibits.
Ragunan Zoo
A large zoo with a wide range of animal species, including native Indonesian wildlife.
Grand Indonesia Mall
A major shopping mall offering a variety of international and local brands, dining options, and entertainment facilities.
Jakarta Aquarium
An indoor aquarium featuring marine and freshwater species, with interactive exhibits and educational programs.
Setu Babakan
A cultural village dedicated to preserving Betawi culture, offering traditional music, dance, and cuisine.
Bali
Arrive at Bali for the incredible and awe inspiring temple of Tanah Lot, set on a rocky outcrop surrounded by the sea and the supremely calming Ubud Water Palace. Be captivated by the rice paddies and climb the volcanic steps. Experience an enchanting show from the local traditional dancers with their vibrant colourful costumes and golden headwear. The shores of Bali are where the warm water of the Indian Ocean edge up onto the sun drenched sands. Visit Ubud Monkey Forest, the Ubud Art Market and the Batik Workshops
Uluwatu Temple
A Cliffside temple known for its stunning ocean views and traditional Kecak dance performances at sunset.
Tanah Lot Temple
A picturesque sea temple perched on a rocky outcrop, famous for its scenic sunset views.
Ubud Monkey Forest
A lush forest sanctuary home to hundreds of playful monkeys and ancient temple ruins.
Tegallalang Rice Terraces
Iconic rice paddies known for their beautiful landscape and traditional irrigation system.
Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
A large forested area with temples and hundreds of monkeys, located in Ubud.
Seminyak Beach
A popular beach known for its upscale resorts, vibrant nightlife, and stylish dining options.
Kuta Beach
A famous beach with lively surfing conditions, bustling street markets, and a wide range of accommodations.
Mount Batur
An active volcano offering sunrise treks with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.
Pura Besakih
The Mother Temple of Bali, a complex of temples located on the slopes of Mount Agung, the island’s highest volcano.
Bali Safari and Marine Park
A large park featuring a variety of wildlife, safari rides, and marine exhibits.
Tirta Empul Temple
A Hindu temple known for its holy spring water, where you can participate in traditional purification rituals.
Jimbaran Bay
A seafood dining hotspot with beachfront restaurants offering fresh seafood and sunset views.
Ubud Art Market
A bustling market in Ubud where you can shop for local crafts, textiles, and souvenirs.
Nusa Penida
South East of Bali is Nusa Penida, a stunning island with an incredible coast line.
Yogyakarta’s temples
West of Bali you can visit Yogyakarta’s temples. Two world heritage listed temples date to a similar era (8th to 10th Century) but they’re very distinct from one another and sit either side of the city of Yogyakarta. Both were abandoned and lost to the jungle for almost 800 years before being unearthed by European explorers.
Prambanan
Just outside the temples is Prambanan, Indonesia’s largest Hindu complexes features 240 temples scattered across vast plains, the highlight is without doubt the main cluster of 10th centuary temples. Experience Prambanan’s spectacular Ramayana Ballet, a unique telling of the Hindu epic against a backdrop of its temples.
Borobudur
North of the temples lies Borobudur, one of the world’s great Buddhist monuments an architectural masterpiece, its imposing circular pyramidal-shaped stupa is designed as a spiritual path to guide visitors through the three levels of Buddhist cosmology. Fantastic views over jungle and hills amid evocative bell shaped stupas and statues can be viewed from the top.