Break the day on Punthuk Setumbu Hill then to the magnificent Borobudur Temple as World Heritage, visit Chicken Church then to the Selogriyo Temple walk for approximately 1.5 km (0.9 miles)

Highlights

• Enjoy the spectacular Punthuk Setumbu Hill sunrise overlooking Borobudur Temple 
• Visit Chicken Church
• Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Borobudur
• Explore Rice Terraces
• Light hiking to Selogriyo Temple

NOTE :

Booking make less than 7 days to the date of tour, you have to chat via whatsapp to confirm the availability of the ticket/s.

Itinerary

INCLUDED

Private air-conditioned car include English speaking driver Fuel for tours Hotel pick up and drop off services Entrance ticket to access to the structure of the Borobudur Temple till 9th floor with shared local guide Morning hot coffee / tea Entrance fees to Pawon and Mendut Temples Admission and parking fees to Chicken Church and Selogriyo Temple Local hiking guide to Selogriyo Temple Mineral water

NOT INCLUDED

Personal Expenses Food & Beverages Optional program Gratuities (recommended)

Description

Borobudur Sunrise on Hill - A different experience where participants were given a special pass to  enter the monument early in the morning at approximately 04.30 am before  regular open time. It takes arround 15 minutes walks up to the hill then to  Borobudur temple afterward. Amazing scenery and peaceful morning at the Borobudur  temple especially when the sun would appear from the horizon is an  truly enlightening experience!

Chicken Church - Or Gereja Ayam in  Bahasa. The church was designed in 1992, and the architect meant to  create a “dove,” but the locals saw things differently. The name is  literal - the church is indeed shaped like a chicken. It is a 10-15  minute walk to get here, and the church is worth a visit. Although it is  no longer used as a church per se, the Chicken Church is still seen as a  place of prayer. From the top of  the church you can enjoy nice views of the tropical surroundings and the  many volcanoes in the distance. 

Selogriyo Temple - Climb a narrow road to a traditional  Indonesian village, and then walk for approximately 1.5 km (0.9 miles)  along a brick path. The walk leads you through the middle of rice paddies and an overall picturesque rural landscape with beautiful vegetation. Once at the temple, you can enjoy stunning views of the  surrounding greenery and views of Mount Sumbing and other mountain peaks.

NOTE :

Borobudur & Prambanan Temples are closed for public on every MONDAY