Duration: 13 Nights / 14 Days

Cities of Stay: Jakarta – Pangkalan Bun – Kumai – Semarang – Yogyakarta – Solo – Surabaya – Makassar – Rantepao

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 01: Capital Encounters

Touch down in bustling Jakarta and dive into Indonesia’s vibrant heart.

Explore the historic Kali Besar canal and discover the fascinating blend of Chinese-Indonesian culture at Petak Sembilan temple.

Sip legendary iced coffee at the iconic Warung Kopi Tak Kie, serving locals since 1927.

Day 02: Jakarta’s Living Heritage

Journey through time at Taman Mini Indonesia, showcasing the entire archipelago in miniature.

Marvel at traditional phinisi wooden boats at the ancient Sunda Kelapa port, then stroll through cobblestone Taman Fatahillah square, where Dutch colonial charm still whispers through the air.

Day 03: Into the Wild

Fly to Pangkalan Bun and embark on an unforgettable river adventure aboard a traditional klotok wooden boat.

Navigate jungle waterways to Tanjung Harapan, where rescued orangutans swing back to freedom. Watch these gentle giants during their 3 PM feeding ritual.

Day 04: Orangutan Sanctuary Deep Dive

Journey deeper into Borneo’s green heart to Camp Leakey, where elder orangutans learn to be wild again.

Trek through pristine rainforest with expert rangers, spotting gibbons, macaques, and exotic birds while supporting crucial conservation efforts.

Day 05: Java’s Cultural Crossroads

Bid farewell to Borneo’s wilderness and fly to Semarang.

Discover the magnificent Sam Po Kong Temple, the historic Blenduk Church, and the mysterious Lawang Sewu before heading south to cultural Yogyakarta.

Day 06: Royal Yogyakarta Unveiled

Step into Java’s royal legacy at the Sultan’s Palace (Kraton), designed as a miniature cosmos.

Wander through the enchanting Taman Sari water castle gardens, then witness master artisans creating UNESCO-heritage batik.

Culminate at the legendary Borobudur temple complex.

Day 07: Solo’s Hidden Treasures

Explore Solo’s twin royal palaces and venture to the mystical 15th-century temples of Ceto and Sukuh, adorned with unique fertility carvings.

Browse the famous Pasar Triwindu flea market surrounded by cool mountain tea plantations.

Day 08: Temple Giants

Return via the majestic Hindu temple complex of Prambanan, an 850 AD masterpiece featuring towering shrines to Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. Marvel at elaborate Ramayana relief carvings on the 47-meter-tall Shiva temple.

Day 09: Volcanic Legends

Fly to Surabaya and journey to the legendary Mount Bromo, an active volcano rising from an ancient caldera.

Discover the spiritual significance of this sacred peak to the Tenggerese people and witness their annual Kesada festival traditions.

Day 10: Sunrise Over Fire Mountains

Experience one of Indonesia’s most spectacular sunrises from Mount Pananjakan viewpoint.

Watch as the mist reveals volcanic cones emerging from the Sea of Sand below.

Brave the 245 steps to peer into Bromo’s active crater before flying to Sulawesi.

Day 11: Journey to Toraja Highlands

From the trading hub of Makassar, once the spice trade epicenter that defied Dutch monopolies, embark on a scenic mountain drive to the mystical Tana Toraja region, home to one of Indonesia’s most fascinating funeral cultures.

Day 12: Southern Toraja Mysteries

Discover the extraordinary burial traditions at Suaya royal tombs, Lemo’s cliffside crypts guarded by wooden tau-tau effigies, and Kambira’s sacred baby tree burials. Witness how death becomes celebration in this unique highland culture.

Day 13: Northern Toraja Wonders

Visit traditional Tongkonan houses decorated with buffalo horn trophies at Palawa village. Explore highland cotton weaving at Sa’dan To’Barana, enjoy cool mountain air at Batutumonga (1,355m altitude), and trek scenic paths from Pana to Tikala.

Day 14: Farewell Journey

Return to Makassar for your departure, carrying memories of Indonesia’s incredible diversity from orangutan forests to volcanic peaks to ancient kingdoms.

Package Includes:

• All ground transfers and transportation
• English-speaking guides in Borneo and Surabaya/Bromo region
• Italian-speaking guides in Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and Sulawesi
• Accommodation in hotels/lodges (double occupancy, standard rooms)
• Traditional wooden klotok boat charter for orangutan experience
• Orangutan park rangers and guides
• All meals as specified in itinerary (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
• Entrance tickets to all sites and attractions
• 4WD jeep safari at Mount Bromo
• Bottled water during transfers

Package Excludes:

• International flight tickets
• Hotel/airport porter services
• Travel insurance
• Additional meals/beverages at hotels
• Costs due to flight delays/cancellations
• Optional activities
• Horse riding at Mount Bromo
• Visa fees

Note: Pricing based on normal season rates. Not valid during Christmas/New Year holidays. Some hotels require minimum 3-night stays. Temple and palace closures on Mondays in Yogyakarta. Borobudur and Prambanan temples viewable from exterior only for conservation. Flight schedules subject to change.