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Indonesia Java & Bali Java - Yogy akarta - Surakarta - Bali 11 Days Indonesia Java & Bali Leisure Tour English-speaking Tour Tour Code:INDO11 Fare Inclusion ★International Return Economy Ticket & Tax Departure Date: 6 JUL 2019 ★4 Star Hotel Accommodations ★Admission Fees indicated in Itinerary ★Meals indicated in Itinerary Airlines Twin Child Single Suppl. LAND ONLY ★English-speaking Tour Guide ★Air-conditioned Coach Garuda Indonesia $3299+ $3199+ $649 $2399 Fare Exclusion Prices in AUD per person ●Tipping USD$100 per person ●Visa Fees ●Travel Insurance & personal expenses ndonesia, "The country of the thousand islands", is the world's largest ●The extra fee costing beyond our control Unique archipelago country. Visiting the heart of the culture of Java and Features Ithe resort of Bali. ali's beautiful beaches and water activities, as well as the rich artistic and religious culture, make this a world-famous Day 1 Australia Yogyakarta, Indonesia holidayB destination. Depart from Australian and arrive in Yogyakarta ★ Ubud art village with a world of Balinese painting and art. after a transfer. Yogyakarta is the capital of the ★ Kuta is Bali's most lively beach. It is a paradise for surfing and Yogyakarta Special Region and was the Indonesian capital during the Indonesian National Revolution skateboarding. At night, there are also Balinese dance performances! from 1945 to 1949, with Gedung Agung as the ★ The floral LULUR SPA originated from the island of Java and is the ancestor of president's office. One of the districts in Yogyakarta, traditional aromatherapy. It has been used since the 17th century and has become the Kotagede, was the capital of the Mataram Sultanate top spa therapy on Bali. between 1575 and 1640. Hotel:Harper Mangkubumi or similar ogyakarta is the most historic city in Indonesia. It has the world's largest Buddhist temple group Borobudur, Hindu temple group Baran Banan, and the palace complex, all are the tourists' favorite. Y Day 2 Yogyakarta (B/L/D) Morning, drive to visit Gedongsongo (Nine Building), Gedong Songo is one of the oldest temples in Central Java and located On the slopes of Mount Ungaran in the temperate climate of Java's hilly terrain, perches several small ancient temples amid verdant hills, lush vegetable fields, and pine forest trees. By Riding horse to enjoy the temple, it is easier, faster and way more fun. The horses are calm and well trained, afterward drive to visit Borobudur temple. To admire the beautiful relieves while your guide learning the Buddha philosophy by exploring the relieve on Borobudur temple. Also, visit pawon and Mendut Temples. Back to your hotel in Yogyakarta. Hotel:Harper Mangkubumi or similar Day 3 Yogyakarta-Surakarta- (B/L/D) Yogyakarta Morning, start the trip to Sangiran where fossilized remains of Pithecanthropus Erectus (Java Man) were found: a discovery claimed right up to Borobudur Temple today as the oldest human remains in Java. See XMAS TOURS 聖誕特價團 Sultan Palace Tegalalang Rice Terrace the Human Museum, which displays fossilized skin. Finally, immerse yourself in an exotic flower bath. Stegadon tusks and teeth. Proceed to visit Triwindu Day 6 Bali (B/L/D) Hotel:The Alena Ubud or similar antique Market in Solo city, late afternoon browse to This Bali tours will bring you to Ubud Palace and Kauman Batik Village, Kaufman's Batik offers classic Day 7 motif based on a standard from Kasunanan Palace. Bali ( B) Back to your hotel in Yogyakarta. Leisure time in Ubud, you may visit the monkey forest, Hotel:Harper Mangkubumi or similar shopping in the market of taking option tour such as rafting at an additional charge. Day 4 Yogyakarta (B/L/D) Hotel:The Alena Ubud or similar Morning, by riding Local Tricycle wheels transfer Day 8 to Sultan Palace / Kraton Yogyakarta- a splendid Bali (B/L/D) example of traditional Javanese court architecture, A sightseeing tour to visit the beautiful Taman Ayun after visiting this palace, then by Car direct to visit Temple which is dated back from the Royal Mengwi tamansari known during Dutch colonial times as the Dynasty. Continue to Bedugul that located on the shore "Water Castle". Continue to visit Kereta museum. of Lake Beratan, you can enjoy the cool mountain Back to hotel for taking a rest. In the evening, sees breeze and view the Ulun Danu Temple. We also will and enjoys Puppet shadow at Sono Budoyo theatre. visit Then visit the beautiful Jatiluwih rice terraces and Hotel:Harper Mangkubumi or similar continue to Tanah Lot temple placed on a huge rock Ubud art market. Continue to Tegalalang rice surrounded by the sea and ideal beach to relax and a terrace, own the magnificent view of rice terrace. perfect place to see the sunset (if weather is permit). Day 5 Yogyakarta Bali (B/L) The rice terrace is designed very beautifully with Hotel:Risata Bali or similar Morning, proceed to the famous Hindus temple, exquisite hollowing rice field and precisely located Prambanan temple. Prambanan is the ninth on the hill bank. Then visit Tirta Empul, a temple Day 9 ( B) century Hindu temple compound in Indonesia, with a big water source residing in the middle of Bali also you will visit nearby Sewu Temple. The Sewu it. The water is clear, clean and holy assumed by All day's leisure time. You may walk along the beach, or temple complex is the largest Buddhist compound the local resident to cure some disease. In Tampak choose varieties of optional activity. in the Prambanan area, with rectangular grounds Siring, you will see a Palace of Indonesia State Leisure time in Kuta. Or take option tour at additional that measure 185 meters north-south and 165 founded by the first president. Before return to charge. meters east-west. Afterward, drive to visit Sambisari Hotel:Risata Bali or similar temple. It is a 9th-century Hindu temple located at Sambisari hamlet. Afternoon transfer to airport Day 10 & 11 for flight to Bali. Arrival in Bali transfer to Ubud for Bali Australia ( B) overnight. All day's leisure time. You may walk along the beach, or Hotel:The Alena Ubud or similar choose a variety of optional activities. Free at leisure until appropriate hotel check out time. Then transfer to airport for flight back to Australia. the hotel, have sensation of Java Lulur Spa. Enjoy a traditional for one hour with aromatherapy oil than followed by a turmeric/Javanese lulur scrub to exfoliate your skin. Yogurt is gently applied to the Remarks ◎ Deposit of $1000pp required upon booking, remaining balance due 2 months before departure. ◎ We reserve the right to modify or cancel the itinerary subject to local conditions such as weather, political issues, riots etc. ◎ Sequence of the itinerary might be adjusted, please refer to the final confirmation. ◎ Passenger who depart from Brisbane/Melbourne/ Adelaide will be charged extra $300pp; Passenger from Perth extra $550pp etc. Agent For general information, terms & conditions & liabilities, please refer to Great Wall Travel Tour Agreement Form. We reserve the right to change itinerary and Tanah Lot Temple prices without prior notice. D.O.I.: 21 FEB 2019.
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