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Semarang’s signature sights are scattered around the city. Check them off in just half a day without worrying about taxis on this door-to-door private guided tour—and learn how to cook Semarang-style “loenpia” spring rolls as well. See historic Blenduk Church, the vast Central Java Grand Mosque, the colonial-era Lawang Sewu building, and the Sam Po Kong Temple, dedicated to the Chinese admiral Zheng He.

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Go back in time and feel the mystical adventure on a Solo City tour! Solo or Surakarta is also seen as the cultural city of Java. So, while you are staying in Jogja, it’s worth to have a short visit to its neighboring city with similar ancient vibes. A tour around Solo is no less exciting than your Yogyakarta City tour. This package has included transfer service to your hotel in Yogyakarta. So, hop into your comfy car and get ready for your exploration to catch the antique vibe of Surakarta Hadiningrat. This vintage tour takes you around Solo to witness the classic looks of this cultural city. While you are enjoying this tour, don’t forget to bring along your fully-charged camera to capture the moments and snap lots of dope photos of the antiques. Not only visiting Radya Pustaka Museum, Mangkunegaran Palace, Kasunanan Palace, and Triwindu Antique Market in Surakarta. But also, to get the fullest experience, have a visit to the neighboring area of Karanganyar Regency.

It's time to discovery the perfect historical culture! If you already knew the history of Yogyakarta through its historical places, why don’t you go to Solo City and find out more about the untold history? Solo has been known as the city that will give you a better understanding of the local’s life, culture, and history. You will have a chance to explore the royal palaces and sacred temples in Solo. Start from Mangkunegaran, Kasunanan, Ceto Temple, and Sukuh Temple, your adventure to reveal the untold history begins. Firstly, you will visiting Mangkunegaran Palace, after that let’s move to the highland area where the sacred temples nestled. The first temple is Sukuh Temple. This temple is quite popular with its distinctive reliefs and sculptures that depict sexual and early life before birth. The next is Ceto Temple. Unlike the previous temple, Ceto will make you feel like entering another realm.

Our guide will meet you at the hotel lobby or other meeting point in Yogyakarta and drive in private car to Solo Mangkunegaran Palace, built in 1757, the in the centre of Solo is still a royal residence visit Ngarsopuro flea market, is the place to search for antiques including wayang puppets, old batik and ceramics, as well as clocks, vinyl records, coins and vintage cameras. Hunt for a bargain Radya Pustaka, museum occupies a grand old Javanese building. Dating back to 1890, it is the second-oldest museum in the whole of Indonesia and comprises a valuable collection of local and Dutch literature. Visit Danar Hadi Batik Museum, established by the owner of Danar Hadi batik company, houses an exquisite collection of antique batik. Note: Museum is closed on Mondays

Drive to Banaran Coffee Plantation, is located between 200-800 meter above sea level in 349 hectare land, with cool temperature of 23-27 celcius degree. Tour around the plantation and the factory to see the process from beans to ready to drink coffee. Next to Railway Museum, established in the 1970s, primarily to preserve a wide selection of the steam locomotivesparked in the open air next to the original station. Lunch with view over the Rawa Pening Lake Rawa Pening lake; take a slow boat tour around the lake and enjoy the tranquility and the surrounding view of Ungaran, Merbabu, and Telomoyo Mountain. Some of the 1,850 hectare lake is covered by the green water hyacinth with some purple flowersBenteng Pendem; Built in the 19th by the name Willem I , it is a Dutch Fortress used to store military logistics. It stands 10 meter tall made of red bricks and located next to rice field in Ambarawa an administrative centre for the Dutch colonialists.