Immerse yourself in the Indonesian language during an engaging lesson led by a native speaker.

Explore Pasar Beringharjo, Yogyakarta's oldest and most famous traditional market. Browse colourful stalls filled with batik, local crafts, spices, fresh produce and Indonesian snacks while experiencing the sights, sounds and flavours of everyday life in the heart of the city.

Visit Kotagede, the heart of Yogyakarta's silver industry. Explore its narrow streets lined with traditional silversmith workshops and mosaic-tiled homes while learning about the craftsmanship that has defined this historic district for generations.

Batik is a traditional Javanese art form passed down through generations. Using a wax-resist dyeing technique, artists create intricate designs inspired by Indonesian culture and traditions. During this hands-on lesson, learn about the history of batik and try this time-honoured artistic practice for yourself.

Visit Indonesia's largest Hindu temple and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Rising 47 metres above the surrounding landscape, this remarkable complex features nine main temples and nine smaller shrines, making it one of Southeast Asia's most iconic landmarks.

Watch a spectacular performance of the Ramayana at the Prambanan temple complex. This theatrical and musical production brings to life the story depicted in the temple’s carvings, telling the legendary tale of Prince Rama, one of the most celebrated epics in Javanese culture.

Immerse yourself in the Indonesian language during an engaging lesson led by a native speaker.

Visit the enchanting grounds of the Sultan’s Palace, home to Java’s most influential royal family and one of the region’s most significant landmarks. Explore the palace grounds, where guards in traditional costume, centuries-old musical instruments, and other historic artefacts offer a glimpse into Javanese culture and heritage.

Once a royal garden of the Yogyakarta Sultanate, Taman Sari is a beautiful water palace built in the mid-18th century. Located near the Sultan’s Palace in the heart of Yogyakarta, it was designed as a retreat for relaxation and meditation, while also serving as a workshop, hiding place, and defensive stronghold.

Immerse yourself in the Indonesian language during an engaging lesson led by a native speaker.

Embark on a culinary adventure and discover the secrets of authentic Balinese cooking. Begin with a visit to the Ubud markets to explore fresh herbs, spices, vegetables, and other local ingredients, then head to a community village kitchen for a hands-on cooking class using traditional recipes and preparation techniques.

Puri Saren Palace offers a glimpse into the traditional architecture and design of a Balinese royal compound. Built in the early 1800s as the residence of Ubud’s royal family, the palace remains home to their descendants and continues to be an important cultural landmark.

Experience traditional Balinese rural life on a two-hour village tour. Visit a local temple, meet community members and gain insight into the customs, traditions and everyday life of the Balinese people.

Enjoy sweeping views of Bali’s iconic rice terraces, a stunning example of traditional agricultural practices. If you're lucky, you may even see local farmers harvesting rice in the fields.

One of Bali’s most photographed landmarks, this iconic sea temple was built in the 16th century on a rocky islet just offshore. Surrounded by the ocean at high tide, it can only be reached from the mainland when the tide is low.

Perched atop a dramatic cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean, Pura Luhur or Uluwatu Temple, is one of Bali’s most important spiritual sites. As one of the island’s six sacred directional temples, it is revered for its cultural significance and breathtaking coastal setting, especially at sunset.

Experience the captivating Kecak dance performance, set against the dramatic cliffside backdrop of Uluwatu at sunset. Accompanied by the rhythmic chanting of dozens of performers, this traditional Balinese performance brings scenes from the epic Ramayana to life through music, movement and storytelling.

Get ready for a day of excitement at Waterbom Bali. Home to 16 waterslides and attractions, the park offers something for everyone, from relaxing rides like the Lazy River to adrenaline-pumping high-speed slides.

Visit the Bali Museum in Denpasar and explore exhibits that trace the island’s history, culture and development over the centuries. Discover how life in Bali has evolved through its art, traditions and archaeological heritage.

Visit Pasar Sindhu, a bustling local night market where you can sample authentic Balinese street food and experience the energy of everyday life in Bali.