Why Visit? Kembang Soka Waterfall is a hidden paradise in Kulon Progo, known for its crystal-clear turquoise water and peaceful natural surroundings. Perfect for relaxing, swimming, and enjoying fresh mountain air. What to Do? Admire the beautiful twin waterfalls with natural pools. Swim in the refreshing turquoise water. Walk across the bamboo bridge for scenic...Read More
Why Visit? Experience a nostalgic ride on a classic onthel (vintage bicycle) through Kulon Progo’s countryside, passing rice fields, rivers, and traditional villages. A unique way to enjoy local culture and history. What to Do? Ride a traditional onthel bicycle through scenic routes. Explore Javanese villages and local lifestyles. Stop at heritage sites and warungs...Read More
Why Visit? Enjoy cycling through the breathtaking Menoreh Hills, surrounded by lush forests, rice fields, and misty mountain views. This route is perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers. What to Do? Ride through winding roads with panoramic views. Stop at viewpoints for photos and fresh air. Visit local villages and interact with friendly locals....Read More
Why Visit? Wotawati Village is a hidden gem in Gunung Kidul, offering a true Javanese countryside experience. Visitors can explore traditional farming, local crafts, and warm village hospitality. What to Do? Walk through lush rice fields and village paths. Try traditional farming activities with locals. Learn Javanese handicrafts, such as weaving or batik. Enjoy authentic...Read More
Why Visit? Timang Beach is famous for its thrilling wooden gondola, connecting the mainland to a rocky island over crashing waves. This adrenaline-pumping ride was once used by fishermen and is now a top attraction for adventure lovers. What to Do? Ride the traditional wooden gondola over the ocean. Walk across the suspension bridge for...Read More
Why Visit? Pindul Cave offers a unique cave tubing experience, where you float on an inner tube along an underground river. With stunning rock formations, mystical lighting, and crystal-clear water, it’s a must-visit for adventure seekers and nature lovers. What to Do? Float through the dark cave with a guide. See stalactites and stalagmites, some...Read More
Why Visit: A thrilling cave exploration experience featuring the famous “light of heaven” beam. What to Do: Rappel 60 meters into the cave with professional guides. Walk through the muddy path to witness the magical sunlight streaming through the opening. Tips: Wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty. Advance booking is required, as daily...Read More
Why Visit? Javanese leather crafting is an ancient art form, used to create wayang kulit (shadow puppets), handmade bags, and wallets. Visiting a leather workshop lets you see the entire process—from raw cowhide to finished products—and appreciate the craftsmanship behind Indonesia’s leather industry. What to Do? Watch the traditional tanning process to prepare cowhide. See...Read More
Why Visit? Makam Raja Imogiri is the sacred resting place of Mataram Kingdom’s royal family, built in the 17th century. This spiritual site offers a deep cultural and historical experience, where visitors can learn about Javanese royal traditions and pay respects to the ancestors of Yogyakarta and Surakarta’s sultans. What to Do? Climb the hundreds...Read More
Why Visit? Mie Lethek is a traditional Javanese noodle made from cassava and tapioca flour, famous for its unique texture and 100% natural ingredients—no preservatives or artificial coloring. Visiting a mie lethek factory offers a rare glimpse into centuries-old, hand-made noodle production, still using traditional stone mills and wood-fired stoves. What to Do? See the...Read More
