This day is dedicated to discovering Yogyakarta, the cultural capital of Java and guardian of Javanese traditions. To reach the city center, you will take a becak, the traditional cycle rickshaw, a pleasant and authentic way to travel through the city's lively streets.
Your exploration begins with a visit to a traditional market, a vibrant place where colors, scents, and scenes of daily life mingle. It's an opportunity to discover local products and taste some typical Javanese culinary specialties.

The visit continues at the Sonobudoyo Museum, one of the most important museums in Java, where you will discover the richness of Javanese culture through its collections of art, architecture and history.
You will then visit a batik workshop, an emblematic textile art of Yogyakarta. This traditional technique, recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity, reveals all the know-how and finesse of Indonesian craftsmanship.
Before the lunch break, discover the famous Pasar Burung Ngasem, the city's historic bird market, a unique and very lively place, deeply rooted in local culture.
In the afternoon, departure for a visit to the majestic Prambanan Temple Compounds, one of the most impressive sites in Indonesia. Built in the 9th century by the Sanjaya dynasty, this complex is considered the largest group of Hindu temples in the country and one of the most refined in Southeast Asia.
The site comprises over 300 temples, dominated by three main shrines dedicated to the Hindu trinity: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. Magnificent bas-reliefs on the temple walls recount the epic of the Ramayana, a mythological story that continues to inspire traditional Javanese dance and shadow puppet performances.
A day rich in culture and history, offering a deep immersion into the artistic and spiritual soul of Java.