Tour Highlights & Experiences

• 6 days and 5 nights discovering Yogyakarta, Borobudur, Dieng Plateau, Mount Merapi, Solo and Prambanan.
• Sultan’s Palace (Kraton Yogyakarta) and Taman Sari Water Castle.
• Traditional silver workshop and Malioboro Street shopping and local food atmosphere.
• Borobudur Temple, Mendut Temple and Pawon Temple scheduled on Day 2.
• Dieng Plateau with Arjuna Temple Complex and active Sikidang Crater.
• Telaga Warna (Color Lake) and Batu Ratapan Angin panoramic viewpoint towards Telaga Pengilon.
• 4WD Mount Merapi Lava Jeep Tour, including Alien Stone, Bunker Kaliadem and Mini Sisa Hartaku Museum.
• Klangon Hill scenic lookout and Ulen Sentalu Museum of Javanese art and royal history.
• Solo (Surakarta) visit: Mangkunegaran Palace, Keris Museum and Batik Laweyan.
• Prambanan Temple, with impressive Hindu architecture and carved stone reliefs.
• Five nights of local four-star hotel accommodation in standard rooms, with daily breakfast.
• Private ground transportation, economy-class international flights and mandatory tipping listed as included.

Day-by-Day 6D5N Yogyakarta & Borobudur Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrival in Yogyakarta • Hotel Check-in • Free Time

• Arrive at Yogyakarta International Airport and meet the local tour guide.
• Transfer to the hotel in Yogyakarta for check-in.
• Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. No additional Day 1 sightseeing or separate dinner is stated in the brochure.

Meals: MOB (abbreviation not defined in the PDF) • Overnight: Yogyakarta hotel

Day 2 – Kraton • Taman Sari • Silver Workshop • Borobudur • Mendut & Pawon • Malioboro

• After breakfast, visit the Sultan’s Palace (Kraton Yogyakarta) to learn about Javanese royal heritage.
• Continue to Taman Sari Water Castle, a historic royal garden.
• Visit a traditional silver workshop and watch local craftsmanship.
• Travel to Borobudur Temple, the UNESCO-listed Buddhist monument; exact admission and permitted areas are subject to confirmation.
• Continue to nearby Mendut Temple and Pawon Temple, both explicitly described in the Day 2 narrative.
• Explore Malioboro Street for handicrafts, souvenirs and street-food atmosphere. Guests may try local food such as Gudeg or Wedang Ronde at their own expense unless covered by the confirmed meals.
• Return to the hotel for rest.

Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner (B/L/D) • Overnight: Yogyakarta hotel

Day 3 – Dieng Plateau • Arjuna Temple • Sikidang Crater • Telaga Warna

• After breakfast, depart for the cool highland scenery of Dieng Plateau.
• Explore the Arjuna Temple Complex, one of Java’s historic Hindu temple groups.
• Visit Sikidang Crater to observe volcanic steam, mud pools and sulphur vents from permitted safe areas.
• Continue to Telaga Warna (Color Lake), known in the brochure for its changing colours.
• Visit Batu Ratapan Angin (Wind Whispering Rock) for panoramic views of Telaga Warna and Telaga Pengilon.
• Stop at a local market for mountain produce, snacks and souvenir browsing, then return to Yogyakarta.

Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner (B/L/D) • Overnight: Yogyakarta hotel

Day 4 – Merapi Lava Jeep • Klangon Hill • Ulen Sentalu Museum

• After breakfast, travel to the southern slopes of Mount Merapi.
• Experience the Merapi Lava Tour by 4WD Jeep through volcanic landscapes and areas affected by earlier eruptions.
• Visit Alien Stone, Bunker Kaliadem and Mini Sisa Hartaku Museum, which displays objects recovered after the 2010 eruption.
• Continue to Klangon Hill for Mount Merapi views, subject to weather and visibility.
• Visit Ulen Sentalu Museum for Javanese art, batik, history and Yogyakarta–Surakarta royal heritage.
• Return to Yogyakarta in the late afternoon.

Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner (B/L/D) • Overnight: Yogyakarta hotel

Day 5 – Solo (Surakarta) • Mangkunegaran Palace • Keris Museum • Batik Laweyan • Prambanan

• After breakfast, travel to Solo (Surakarta), known for its Javanese royal heritage.
• Visit Mangkunegaran Palace.
• Continue to the Keris Museum to discover the traditional Javanese dagger and its history.
• Explore Batik Laweyan, a well-known traditional batik neighbourhood.
• Drive back towards Yogyakarta and visit Prambanan Temple, the UNESCO-listed Hindu temple complex with shrines and stone carvings.
• Return to the hotel, with free time at leisure.

Meals: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner (B/L/D) • Overnight: Yogyakarta hotel

Day 6 – Free & Easy • Yogyakarta Departure

• Enjoy breakfast and free time at leisure until check-out.
• Transfer to Yogyakarta International Airport at the scheduled time for the flight home.
• End of the six-day Yogyakarta and Borobudur journey.

Meals: Breakfast / MOB (B/MOB; MOB not defined) • Overnight: Departure

Activity order, scenic conditions, visitor access and airport transfers are subject to actual flight schedules, weather, site rules and final operator confirmation.

Signature Temple, Volcanic & Cultural Experiences

• 🏛️ Royal heritage: Sultan’s Palace, Taman Sari, a traditional silver workshop and Solo’s Mangkunegaran Palace.
• 🛕 UNESCO temple experiences: Borobudur and Prambanan, plus Mendut and Pawon Temples.
• 🌄 Dieng Plateau adventure with Arjuna Temple, Sikidang Crater, Color Lake and Batu Ratapan Angin.
• 🌋 Mount Merapi 4WD Lava Jeep with Alien Stone, Kaliadem Bunker and Klangon Hill.
• 🎨 Traditional craftsmanship: Silver workshop, Batik Laweyan and the cultural collections at Ulen Sentalu Museum.

Proposed Accommodation

• Yogyakarta area – 5 nights in a locally rated four-star hotel, standard-room category, as stated in the brochure.
• The PDF does not name a specific hotel, room-sharing arrangement or confirmed property address.
• Daily hotel breakfast is included as specified. The precise hotel, room configuration and dates require confirmation.
• Day 1 to Day 5 end with a return to the Yogyakarta hotel; Day 6 is departure.

Package Inclusions

• Economy-class international flight tickets, as stated in the PDF. Airline, origin airport, routing, baggage and departure schedule are not specified.
• Private transportation as per the itinerary.
• Five nights of standard-room accommodation at a local four-star hotel, with daily breakfast.
• Sightseeing and entrance tickets as specified in the itinerary; exact Borobudur and Prambanan ticket types or access areas require confirmation.
• Meals as printed: Day 1 MOB; Days 2–5 B/L/D; Day 6 B/MOB. The abbreviation MOB is not explained in the brochure.
• Mineral water during tours.
• English- or Bahasa-speaking driver cum guide.
• Mandatory tipping and gratuities.

Package Exclusions

• Travel insurance.
• High-season, public holiday, festival and convention-week surcharges, when applicable.
• Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone charges, minibar consumption, snacks and souvenirs.
• Additional meals, transportation and optional activities not stated in the confirmed itinerary.
• Any item or service not expressly included in the final package confirmation.

Important Tour Information

• Day 5 is the Solo/Prambanan sightseeing excursion and Day 6 is the departure day of this six-day itinerary. Actual timings are subject to final confirmation.
• Day 2 includes Borobudur, Mendut and Pawon Temples in both its heading and narrative. Their ticket products and actual access arrangements require final confirmation.
• The brochure says Borobudur Temple is closed every Monday for cleaning and maintenance. This is a brochure statement; verify the current opening calendar before confirming travel dates.
• The brochure does not specify Borobudur upper-structure climbing, exact temple-level access, visit slot or ticket class.
• Prambanan Temple is a scheduled Day 5 visit; exact ticket category and permitted areas are not specified.
• The Day 3 Dieng trip includes crater and lake attractions; safety distances, access and the possibility of temporary closures are subject to local rules.
• Mount Merapi Jeep touring and Klangon Hill viewing are subject to weather, local volcanic activity, road conditions and safety restrictions.
• Solo/Surakarta is a Day 5 day trip; there is no separate Solo hotel or additional night stated.
• The brochure names a local four-star hotel but does not identify or confirm any property.
• The brochure lists economy-class international flights but no departure airport, airline, flight numbers, baggage allowance or confirmed fares.
• Day 1 lists MOB and Day 6 lists B/MOB, without defining MOB. Confirm the specific flight/onboard meal entitlement before advertising it.
• Meals B/L/D are printed for Days 2, 3, 4 and 5; no specific restaurant names, menus or dietary guarantees are provided.
• The brochure includes a driver cum guide who speaks English or Bahasa; a separate Malaysia tour leader is not listed.
• No published fixed package price or guaranteed departure date appears in the PDF. Current fares depend on airline seat availability and seasonality.
• High-season surcharges can apply, and cancellation fees for confirmed bookings depend on applicable supplier and hotel terms.
• All flight, accommodation, entrance-ticket and transport services require final written confirmation before booking.

Why Enquire With Reliance Premier Travel?

• One agency contact to coordinate international flights, five Yogyakarta hotel nights and private ground transport.
• Help confirming Borobudur, Mendut, Pawon and Prambanan entrance categories and current visiting schedules.
• Assistance coordinating the Dieng Plateau excursion, Merapi 4WD Jeep activity and Solo day trip.
• Current rates based on travel dates, passenger count and hotel/flight availability.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – 6D5N Yogyakarta & Borobudur

What is the 6D5N Yogyakarta and Borobudur tour?

A six-day, five-night Indonesia itinerary combining Yogyakarta royal heritage, Borobudur, Mendut, Pawon, Dieng Plateau, Mount Merapi, Solo and Prambanan.

How many days and nights are included?

Six days and five nights, with five hotel nights based in the Yogyakarta area.

Is this the same as the 5D4N Yogyakarta and Borobudur tour?

No. This 6D5N version adds a full Day 5 visit to Solo and Prambanan Temple, followed by departure on Day 6.

Which destinations are covered?

Yogyakarta, Borobudur and the Magelang area, Dieng Plateau, Mount Merapi, Solo or Surakarta, and Prambanan.

How many hotel nights are included?

Five hotel nights in a local four-star-category hotel.

Which Yogyakarta hotel is confirmed?

No specific hotel is named or confirmed in the PDF; the brochure specifies local four-star accommodation in standard rooms.

Does the package include hotel breakfast?

Yes. Daily breakfast is listed under inclusions, subject to the final confirmed accommodation arrangements.

Are standard hotel rooms included?

Yes. The accommodation category is standard rooms at a local four-star hotel.

Does the tour include an overnight stay in Solo?

No. Day 5 is a Solo/Prambanan excursion returning to the hotel in Yogyakarta.

Does the tour include an overnight stay in Dieng?

No. Dieng is a full-day trip, with the itinerary returning to the Yogyakarta hotel.

Are international flights included?

Yes. The inclusions list international flight tickets on an economy-class basis, subject to final booking.

Which airline operates the flights?

The brochure does not provide an airline name or flight number.

Which airport is used in Yogyakarta?

The arrival and departure programme names Yogyakarta International Airport.

Which airport does the flight depart from?

The original international departure airport is not stated in the PDF.

Is checked baggage included?

No checked-baggage or hand-carry allowance is specified; confirm baggage with the final airfare.

Are in-flight meals included?

The brochure uses the abbreviation MOB but does not define it, so the actual on-board meal entitlement requires confirmation.

What does MOB mean in the brochure?

MOB appears in Day 1 and Day 6 meal codes without a definition. Confirm the intended meaning with Reliance Premier Travel.

Is private transportation included?

Yes. Private transportation as per the stated tour itinerary is listed in the package inclusions.

What guide languages are available?

An English- or Bahasa-speaking driver cum guide is listed as included.

Does the tour include a separate tour leader?

The brochure lists a driver cum guide but does not specify a separate tour leader.

Is mineral water provided?

Yes. Mineral water during the sightseeing tours is included.

Is mandatory tipping included?

Yes. Mandatory tipping and gratuities are listed as included.

Is travel insurance included?

No. Travel insurance is listed under exclusions.

Are personal expenses included?

No. Laundry, telephone charges, minibar use, shopping and other personal purchases are excluded.

What meals are included on Day 1?

Day 1 is marked MOB. The brochure does not list a separate lunch or dinner that day.

Are breakfast, lunch and dinner included on Days 2 to 5?

Yes. Each of Days 2, 3, 4 and 5 is marked B/L/D.

What meals are included on departure day?

The departure section is marked B/MOB. Breakfast is included; the MOB notation needs confirmation.

What happens on Day 1?

Arrival at Yogyakarta International Airport, meeting the tour guide, hotel check-in and free time at leisure.

Is there sightseeing on arrival day?

The PDF lists only airport arrival, hotel transfer and leisure time on Day 1.

What happens on Day 2?

Visits to Sultan’s Palace, Taman Sari, a silver workshop, Borobudur, Mendut, Pawon and Malioboro Street.

Is the Sultan’s Palace included?

Yes. Kraton Yogyakarta is the first named Day 2 sightseeing stop.

Is Taman Sari Water Castle included?

Yes. Taman Sari Water Castle is scheduled on Day 2.

Does the tour include a traditional silver workshop?

Yes. The Day 2 narrative includes observing local silver artisans at a workshop.

Is Borobudur Temple included in the standard itinerary?

Yes. Borobudur Temple is a scheduled visit on Day 2, subject to current visitor operations and ticket confirmation.

Is Borobudur Temple a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Yes. The brochure describes Borobudur as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Are Mendut Temple and Pawon Temple included?

Yes. Unlike the previous 5D4N PDF, this 6D5N brochure explicitly describes visits to both Mendut and Pawon Temples.

Are Mendut and Pawon entrance tickets guaranteed?

The package lists admission fees as specified in the itinerary, but exact Mendut and Pawon ticket details require confirmation.

Is Borobudur open on Mondays?

The brochure states it closes on Mondays for maintenance. Confirm the current timetable before booking.

Can visitors climb the upper structure of Borobudur?

The PDF does not specify a climbing or upper-level ticket; confirm the actual access category.

Is Malioboro Street included?

Yes. Day 2 includes shopping and exploring the atmosphere of Malioboro Street.

Are shopping purchases on Malioboro included?

No. Batik, crafts, souvenirs and optional street-food purchases are personal expenses.

What local foods are mentioned?

Gudeg and Wedang Ronde are mentioned as examples of local favourites to try; no separate purchase allowance is promised.

What happens on Day 3?

A Dieng Plateau excursion including Arjuna Temple Complex, Sikidang Crater, Telaga Warna, Batu Ratapan Angin and a local market.

Is Dieng Plateau a full-day tour?

Yes. Day 3 is described as a Dieng full-day trip.

Is Arjuna Temple Complex included?

Yes. It is a scheduled historic temple visit on Day 3.

What is Sikidang Crater?

The brochure describes an active volcanic area with fumaroles, bubbling mud pools and sulphur vents.

Is it safe to go close to Sikidang Crater?

The brochure does not define access distances. Visitors should follow the local operator and site safety restrictions.

Is Telaga Warna included?

Yes. Telaga Warna, also called Color Lake, is listed in the Dieng Plateau tour.

Does the tour visit Telaga Pengilon separately?

The brochure describes views of Telaga Pengilon from Batu Ratapan Angin but does not specify a separate lakeside visit.

What is Batu Ratapan Angin?

It is a scenic viewpoint where the itinerary describes panoramic views of Telaga Warna and Telaga Pengilon.

Is a Dieng local market stop included?

Yes. A market stop for produce, snacks and souvenirs is listed before the return to Yogyakarta.

Are market purchases included?

No. Individual purchases at the market are personal expenses.

What happens on Day 4?

The Merapi Lava Jeep Tour, Alien Stone, Bunker Kaliadem, Mini Sisa Hartaku Museum, Klangon Hill and Ulen Sentalu Museum.

Is Mount Merapi Lava Jeep touring included?

Yes. The programme specifically includes a 4WD Jeep Lava Tour on Day 4.

What can guests see on the Merapi Lava Tour?

Volcanic landscapes, eruption-affected villages and stops at Alien Stone, Bunker Kaliadem and Mini Sisa Hartaku Museum.

Is Alien Stone included?

Yes. Alien Stone is one of the named stops on the Merapi 4WD Jeep route.

Is Bunker Kaliadem included?

Yes. Bunker Kaliadem is listed as a Merapi excursion stop.

Is Mini Sisa Hartaku Museum included?

Yes. The itinerary includes the museum, which the brochure associates with recovered possessions from the 2010 eruption.

Is a Mount Merapi summit climb included?

No. The source describes a Jeep tour and scenic stops rather than a summit climb.

Is Klangon Hill included?

Yes. Klangon Hill is a scheduled Day 4 stop for Mount Merapi views, weather permitting.

Are Mount Merapi views guaranteed?

No. The brochure says Klangon Hill views depend on weather conditions.

Is Ulen Sentalu Museum included?

Yes. It is an afternoon stop on Day 4.

What can travellers learn at Ulen Sentalu Museum?

The programme mentions Javanese art, royal heritage, batik and cultural history of Yogyakarta and Surakarta.

What happens on Day 5?

The tour goes to Solo for Mangkunegaran Palace, Keris Museum and Batik Laweyan, then returns towards Yogyakarta for Prambanan Temple.

What is Solo also called?

Solo is also known as Surakarta, as stated in the brochure.

Is Mangkunegaran Palace included?

Yes. Mangkunegaran Palace is the first named Solo stop on Day 5.

Is the Keris Museum included?

Yes. The Solo itinerary includes the Keris Museum.

What is a keris?

The brochure describes a keris as a traditional Javanese dagger, the history of which is explored at the museum.

Does the tour visit Batik Laweyan?

Yes. Day 5 visits Batik Laweyan, a traditional batik neighbourhood of Solo.

Is Prambanan Temple included?

Yes. Prambanan Temple is scheduled on Day 5 after the Solo excursion.

Is Prambanan a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Yes. The brochure identifies Prambanan as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Which deities are represented at Prambanan?

The brochure highlights shrines dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma.

Is Prambanan admission included?

Sightseeing admission as stated in the programme is included, but the exact ticket class and visitor access should be confirmed.

Do we stay overnight at Prambanan?

No. The itinerary returns to the hotel after the Day 5 sightseeing tour.

Is Day 6 a sightseeing day?

No. Day 6 covers breakfast, leisure time, hotel check-out and the airport transfer.

What happens on Day 6?

Breakfast, free time until check-out and transfer to Yogyakarta International Airport for the flight home.

Is there extra sightseeing on Day 6?

No. The departure day only lists leisure time, check-out and the airport transfer.

Is the itinerary fixed in this exact order?

The final route may be adjusted for opening times, traffic, weather and flight schedules.

Are high-season surcharges included?

No. Seasonal, festival, public holiday and convention-week surcharges may apply where relevant.

When do high-season surcharges apply?

The brochure mentions Chinese New Year, Eid al-Fitr, summer holidays, Christmas and New Year among peak periods.

Are there cancellation charges?

Yes. Cancellation charges for confirmed bookings are subject to relevant hotel and applicable booking terms.

Is there a fixed tour price?

No. The brochure requests enquiries for prices based on airline seat availability and seasonality.

Are confirmed departure dates printed?

No specific departure date or guaranteed group departure is included in the PDF.

Can travellers request dietary arrangements?

No specific dietary requirements are guaranteed in the brochure. Ask the agency to confirm requests in advance.

How can I request package pricing?

Contact Reliance Premier Travel with preferred travel dates, passenger count and room preferences.

Can I contact Reliance Premier Travel on WhatsApp?

Yes. The contact section includes three clickable WhatsApp links, including the number printed on this PDF.

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