Borobudur Temple Merapi Jeep is tour to the Borobudur Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built all the way back in the 9th century & Merapi Jeep Tour.

Highlights

• Tour to the Borobudur Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built all the way back in the 9th century
• Hop on a jeep and drive around the gorgeous foothills of Mount Merapi and the looming Kaliadem Village
• Make sure to whip out your camera during the jeep ride so you can take filmic shots of the lush landscape
• Enjoy convenient hotel pick up and drop off that will safely take you to your destination and back

NOTE :

• The temples are CLOSED on every MONDAY

Itinerary

INCLUDED	Air-conditioned vehicle English-speaking professional driver Fuel fees Hotel pick up and drop off within Yogyakarta All Admission fees Entrance ticket to Borobudur Temple go up to the temple Shared local guide at Borobudur Temple Parking fees Merapi Jeep Tour (Short Trip)
NOT INCLUDED	Meals and beverages Optional local temple guides Tipping

Description

Borobudur Temple Tour & Merapi Lava Tour by Jeep ( 4X4 ), the trip starts with a pick up from your hotel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle and a transfer to Borobudur. Explore the grounds of the complex in detail and enjoy a speedy trip back with a drop off right at your hotel. 

Visit one of the world’s most impressive Buddhist monuments on this 5-hour tour: private or join-in. The Borobudur Temple Compounds is a UNESCO World Heritage–listed site built in the 8th and 9th centuries, abandoned in the 14th century and rediscovered in 1814. Walk through the temple’s picturesque grounds, learn about its complex history and admire the intricate architecture. Explore the beautiful emerald landscapes of East Java and take plenty of photos of your one-of-a-kind experience. You will also have the option of visiting the smaller Pawon and Mendut temples on this tour. Next, you’ll go to the volcanic Mount Merapi where you’ll hop on a comfy jeep that’ll take you to the Kaliadem Plateau near it. The jeep will take you down roads not frequented by explorers and you’ll get to discover the area’s hidden gems! You’ll also get filmic views of the landscape, so make sure to bring a camera so you can take pictures of it as you move along. This is definitely a must for nature lovers and those interested in religious architecture.