Pura Uluwatu Temple

Pura Uluwatu is one of Bali's most sacred temples in Bali, located at southern part of Bali and the most beautiful classical combination of Balinese and Javanese architecture connected in legend of two figures important in the history of Shiva and Buddha religion, it was built by holy priest from east of Java named Mpu Kuturan thought have been built around 11 century and in the next of 500 years later was reformed by Dang Hyang Nirartha the great Javanese Brahman priest who come to Bali from Blambangan in east Java, he made various modification to many great temples, annotated Balinese sacred literature and invented a few thousand rituals, led some succesfull crusades to Lombok island, He designated and maker the holy water, called Tirta. after retired from his long spiritual journey in this Island as masterpiece. some fisherman saw the light from that temple toward to the sky and the priest itself disappear  to unite with the supreme of the God

Puri Saren Agung is located in the center of the ancient town Ubud. It was founded by Ida Tjokorda Putu Kandel in early nineteenth century. The majority of this really beautiful temple is built after a strong earthquake in the early twentieth century and the royal family still lives here. This temple is home to dance events, spacious beautifully decorated gardens and precious carved wood.

Borobudur is a Buddhist monuments located in Central Java island. It dates back to the 9th century. Even though the existence of this temple proves the strength of India´s influence on the territory, there are many elements within this monument that belong to the indigenous people.  The temple consists of six platforms in shape of a square and they are positioned one on top of each other so that the smaller is on top of the bigger. Borobudur is under UNESCO´s protection which helped its renovation in the 1970s. The steps of the pyramid represent the steps of enlightenment. On top of six square steps there are circular stupas while the sole top one can see a great stupa in the shape of a bell.

Yogyakarta Palace, Built in 1755 after the Giyanti Agreement between local king's kin and VOC which deviding the ancient Kingdom of Mataram into two seperate kingdom of Surakarta and Yogyakarta

Until this recent days, this Palace still become the house of Sultan Hamengkubuwono and his familly, even tough open for visitor, only visitor can not enter the house of the Sultan. Visitor only able to see the collection of the royal familly like place of ancient art perfomance, museum of royal chart, ancient weapon which consider as magical, and many more which all placed inside the palace wall

Prambanan is a Hindu temple that dates back to the 9th century. It is also called Candi Rara Jonggrang. It is located in Central Java, in Indonesia, approximately 20 km from Yogyakarta. It is enlisted on a UNESCO World Heritage Site List. Of course, it is dedicated to Hindu gods, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.

Its magnificence and beauty attract numerous visitors each year. At its highest point the principal tower is 47 m high. Rather than a single temple, it is a complex of several temples. Each of it has its own beauty and attractiveness.

Rakai Pikatan built the temple and initially dedicated it to Shiva and called it the House of Shiva (Shiva-grha). The present name derives from the Parambanan village located nearby.

Soon after its construction, due to the eruption of the volcano Mount Merapi, the temple was abandoned. This caused the temple to deteriorate. Since the temple was so long abandoned, local residents imagined legends and stories about its origin.

Once again, the temple came to life, after its reconstruction begun in the first half of the 20th century. Colin Mackenzie was a surveyor who came to the area during the short rule of the Dutch and accidentally found the remains of the glorious temple.

Even though a lot of effort was invested into the reconstruction, there are still side, smaller temples which are only visible in its grounds. According to the researches, it is considered that there were about 240 temples on the site.

Unfortunately, an earthquake in the 2006 caused significant damage to the temple, but due to the development of tourism, investments in the reconstruction, temples are open to the public so the numerous visitors can admire this precious monument.

Torajaland is home to the Toraja ethnic group. They are located in highland in South Sulawesi, 300 km north of Makassar. They are most famous and attract numerous visitors because of their house architecture and interesting tradition. Their houses have the roof in shape of a ´boat´. These roofs were traditionally made of bamboo and other material, but today people mostly build iron roofs. These houses are called Tongkonan and are positioned on wooden piles. Its walls are painted in black, red, and yellow and have carvings. These houses have both traditional and religious value since, according to the legend, the first Torajan ancestor saw this way of building before he came from heaven to Earth. The carvings in houses are in the shape of plants and animals. These houses must face North while the South represents the heaven. The left and the right sides represent the left and right hands. Of course, people of different social position had more richly or poorly decorated houses. This way, Tongkonan layuk belonged to the most important authorities, tongkonan pekamberan belonged to the middle status or related to the high authorities while the tongkonan batu belonged to the ordinary people.

Market Tour is about visiting and seeing directly people activities in early morning. A. Cake Market, here you can see directly thousand cake from different form. B. Traditional Market, here you can see directly people activities in traditional market. C. Sunda Kelapa Harbor, you can see loading and unloading process by manual labors. D. Fist market, here you can see as well fisherman activities and thousand fist kind. E. Cafe Batavia, here you can enjoy and relax with coffee drinking, tea drinking even lunch as well available. F. Back to your hotel.

This important temple in Bali that is located on a dramatic position, some 70 meters above sea level on the Bukit Peninsula overlooking Indian Ocean. This marvelous temple has 11 centuries old history.

The Temple foundation was encouraged by the monk named Mpu Kunturan while Dhang Hyang Dwijendra is responsible for the construction of the temple and he is responsible for the construction of some other temples throughout the island.

One of the most important statues in this temple is Brahmin statue that faces the ocean.

Another interesting fact about the temple is large number of monkeys that live in it and they are prone to stealing attractive objects.

Underneath the temple one can see beautiful caves that lead to one of the most attractive beaches that is famous for numerous surfers that come to enjoy the waves.