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4D3N Semarang, Gedong Songo, Umbul Sidomukti, Borobudur Sunrise, UNESCO Prambanan, Mount Merapi* Cultural & Heritage *4D3N Semarang, Gedong Songo, Umbul Sidomukti, Borobudur Sunrise, UNESCO Prambanan, Mount Merapi* Greatest Values of All • Full Day Semarang City Tour • 1-night stay at Plataran Heritage • 1-night stay at Gumaya Tower, 5star hotel th th • Gedong Songo Temple, 8 century • 9 century heritage Mendut Temple • Borobudur Temple, UNESCO World Heritage • High Tea at Pondok Kopi • Prambanan Temple, UNESCO World Heritage • Mount Merapi Volcano Tour by 4x4 Jeep FREE upgrade to Excellent-Cuisine Restaurants & Spring Rolls at Lumpia Gang Semarang* Itinerary High Tea at Pondok Kopi, Umbul Sidomukti Resort Day 1 Explore the Culture of Semarang City TBA Arrive at Semarang International Airport TBA Meet & greet by tour guide at the airport’s arrival gate 1000 Taste the Juicy Spring Rolls at Lumpia Gang Semarang 1100 Visit the Grand Mosque of Central Java 1230 Enjoy Sunda Set Lunch at Ikan Bakar Cianjur Restaurant* 1400 Explore the capital city of Central Java, Semarang Lawang Sewu Building Sam Poo Kong Temple 1700 Check in Gumaya Tower Hotel, Semarang for 1-night, Borobudur Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site 5 star hotel (Rating : 8.4) 1900 Enjoy Indo-Fushion Set Dinner at Toko Oen Restaurant* 2000 Shop at Simpang Lima Night Bazaar 2200 Before we say goodnight Day 2 Discover the 8th Century Gedong Songo Temple 0700 Enjoy Breakfast at hotel 0815 Travel to Gedong Songo, 1h30m, 55km 1000 Explore the 8th century ruins of Gedong Songo Temple 1100 Unwind & take a quick dip in the natural hot springs 1230 Enjoy Western Set Lunch at Umbul Sidomukti Resort* Located at mineral spring park on the foothills of Mount Ungaran th Mendut Temple, 9 century, Magelang Regency 1330 Snapshot photography of the terrains of Mt. Ungaran 1400 Explore the man-made tunnel of Gua Tirta Mulya 1500 Enjoy High Tea at Pondok Kopi at 1700 meter above sea level 1600 Travel to Borobudur, 2h45m, 71km 1900 Check in Plataran Heritage Borobudur for 1-night 4 star hotel (Rating : 9.1) 2000 Enjoy Indo Set Dinner at Plataran Stupa Restaurant* 2130 Before we say good night Day 3 Discover the 9th Century Borobudur Temple & Journey to Mount Merapi Volcano Mount Merapi Volcano Adventure by 4x4 Jeep 0400 Rise and transfer to Borobudur Temple for sunrise 0430 Hike up the highest point of Borobudur Temple 0500 Admire sunrise with the view of Mount Merapi, Mount Sumbing and Mount Merbabu, from Borobudur 0600 Explore the wall galleries around Borobudur Temple 0730 Transfer back to Plataran Heritage Borobudur for breakfast 0800 Enjoy Breakfast at hotel 1000 Visit the 9thcentury heritage, Mendut Temple For reservation, kindly contact: Iris, Kendra, Racheal, Carmen, In Wen, Daphne, Low, Gee Ahmad Tel : 603-2144 0009 Fax : 603-2143 3662 Email : [email protected] Website : www.etn.my Cultural & Heritage 1100 Travel to Mount Merapi Volcano, 1h30m, 38km Borobudur Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site 1230 Enjoy Javanese Lunch at The Cangkringan Villas and Spa* Formation 1330 Transfer to Desa Wisata Petung, Kaliadem Village 1400 Journey to Mount Merapi Volcano by 4x4 Jeep, to visit The Lost World Castle Relic Museum ‘Sisahartaku’ The mysterious, Alien Stone Admire the panoramic view of Mount Merapi Volcano at Bunker Kaliadem Desa Wisata Kinahrejo Village 1600 Travel back to Jogjakarta, 1h15m, 26km 1730 Check in Hotel in Jogjakarta for 1-night Prambanan Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site 1900 Enjoy Javanese Set Dinner at Sekar Kedhaton Restaurant* 2100 Before we say good night Day 4 Explore the 9th Century Prambanan Temple 0700 Enjoy Breakfast at hotel 0900 Visit Prambanan Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Site 1200 Enjoy Indonesian Set Lunch at Bale Bengong Restaurant* 1330 Taste the Luwak Coffee at Mataram Coffee Factory TBA Transfer to the airport for flight check in TBA Depart for home by flight Tour Fare (MYR) Tour Code : SRGJOG4DGUBM ( Per person per package ) 02-03 04-06 07-14 SGL Star Hotel 1-night in Semarang (SRG), 1-night Borobudur (BBD), 1-night Jogjakarta (JOG) ADT ADT ADT Supp. 2* JOG: Pop! Hotel Malioboro Yogyakarta #, (STD), Rating : 7.7 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1039 959 939 259 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 3* JOG: Zest Hotel Yogyakarta, (STD), Rating : 7.7 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1059 969 959 279 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 3* JOG: Tjokro Style Yogyakarta Hotel, (SUP), Rating : 8.4 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1079 999 979 289 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 3* JOG: Ayola Tasneem Convention Hotel, (SUP), Rating : 8.0 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1079 999 979 289 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 3* JOG: Hotel Neo+ Awana Yogyakarta, (STD), Rating : 8.4 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1079 999 979 289 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 3* JOG: Gallery Prawirotaman Hotel, (SUP), Rating : 8.8 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1129 1049 1039 339 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 4* JOG: The 101 Yogyakarta Tugu, (DLX), Rating : 8.2 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1099 1029 1009 309 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 4* JOG: Crystal Lotus Hotel Yogyakarta, (SUP), Rating : 7.5 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1129 1049 1039 339 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 For reservation, kindly contact: Iris, Kendra, Racheal, Carmen, In Wen, Daphne, Low, Gee Ahmad Tel : 603-2144 0009 Fax : 603-2143 3662 Email : [email protected] Website : www.etn.my Cultural & Heritage Tour Fare (MYR) Tour Code : SRGJOG4DGUBM ( Per person per package ) 02-03 04-06 07-14 SGL Star Hotel 1-night in Semarang (SRG), 1-night Borobudur (BBD), 1-night Jogjakarta (JOG) ADT ADT ADT Supp. 4* JOG: Jogjakarta Plaza Hotel, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1219 1139 1109 449 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 4* JOG: Novotel Yogyakarta, (STD), Rating : 7.8 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1219 1139 1109 449 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 5* JOG: Meliá Purosani, (DLX), Rating : 8.6 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1249 1159 1129 459 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 5* JOG: Royal Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta, (DLX), Rating : 8.9 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1249 1159 1129 459 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 5* JOG: Hyatt Regency Yogyakarta, (STD), Rating : 8.8 4* BBD: Plataran Heritage Borobudur, (DLX), Rating : 9.1 1389 1309 1289 589 5* SRG: Gumaya Tower Hotel Semarang, (DLX), Rating : 8.4 Inclusive of: 03 Nights Hotel Accommodation with Breakfast (1-night in Semarang, 1-night Borobudur, 1-night Jogjakarta) 03 Lunches, 03 Dinners according to the above itinerary Entrance Fees according to the itinerary Private Transportation English Speaking Tour Guide Service Exclusive of: Air Tickets & Airport Taxes (Flight in Semarang, Flight out from Jogjakarta) Compulsory Tipping for Tour Guide & Driver : RM 40 per person Travel Insurance Surcharge for Mandarin Speaking Guide High Season Surcharge : TBA o Christmas & New Year Period (20 December 2017 – 05 January 2018 & 20 – 31 Dec 2018) o Chinese New Year Period ( 12 – 20 February 2018) o Hari Raya Idul Fitri & Lebaran Ceremony ( 12 June – 03 July 2018 ) o Summer Holiday ( July 2018 – August 2018 ) Terms & Conditions 1. Booking Period: 01st October 2017 – 31st March 2018 2. Travelling Period : 01st October 2017 – 31st December 2018 3. Child Share with 2 Adults in One Room a) Child with Extra Bed : Chargeable at 85% of adult twin share rate according to the total of adults-pax-range b) Child without Extra Bed : Chargeable at 65% of adult twin share rate according to the total of adults-pax-range 4. Child Share with 1 Adult in One Room : Chargeable at 100% of adult twin share rate according to the total of adults-pax-range 5. The definition of Child is aged from 2 to 11 years old 6. Minimum 02 person travelling & valid for Malaysian passport holder only 7. The logistic time for the itinerary is subject to change without prior notice 8. Above rates are valid for FIT booking only. For GIT ( 15 adults & above ) kindly send to [email protected] for special rates 9. We reserve the right to change the rates as the rates are subject to currency fluctuations 10. Any unutilized services, unused tours or hotel rooms are non-refundable 11. (#) Pop! Hotel Malioboro Yogyakarta will served simple breakfast For reservation, kindly contact: Iris, Kendra, Racheal, Carmen, In Wen, Daphne, Low, Gee Ahmad Tel : 603-2144 0009 Fax : 603-2143 3662 Email : [email protected] Website : www.etn.my .
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