Java

Java is a mix of natural beauty, rich history and culture, and bustling cities. Indonesia's largest island has much to offer for travelers seeking adventure, culture and history. From the impressive temples of Borobudur and Prambanan to the bustling cities of Jakarta and Bandung, and from the breathtaking Tumpak Sewu waterfall to the impressive Mount Bromo volcano.

 

You will also enjoy plenty of local delicacies on Java and still see plenty of the Dutch influence!


Travel itinerary for 11 days in Java | My experiences and tips

In this travel blog you will find everything you need to know to get the most out of your visit to Java, an authentic part of Indonesia.


Good to know: Mount Bromo

Mount Bromo is one of Indonesia's most spectacular natural sights. At 2,329 meters, the volcano is one of the highest peaks in the area, and . the beautiful scenery provides picturesque images.

Discover: Malang colorful Javanese city

Malang, a city located in East Java known as a base for visiting the Bromo volcano. The city is known for its 2 colorful neighborhoods and a variety of local delicacies!


Visit the Magical Tumpak Sewu waterfall!

Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, the Tumpak Sewu waterfall offers a unique experience not easily encountered at other waterfalls.

Discover Jogjakarta: Java's cultural heart

Yogyakarta is known as the cultural heart of Java. The city, also called Yogya, offers travelers a unique experience to discover traditional Javanese culture and history.


Bandung: Javanese city also known as Paris van Java!

Bandung may not be the first place you think of when planning your trip on Indonesia's largest island of Java. Yet the Paris of Java is without a doubt an authentic destination!

Making the most out of 1 day in the bustling capital city of Jakarta

Jakarta has a rich history, bustling streets, modern skyscrapers, historical sights, large shopping malls and countless markets. Plenty to see in 1 day!


Borobudur: visiting world's largest Buddhist temple

The Borobudur is an imposing structure that you must have seen with your own eyes to believe it is real. The details in the temple and the story behind it make it the world's largest Buddhist temple for a reason.

Prambanan: Indonesia's largest Hindu temple complex

An absolute highlight of your trip through Java. Some of the temples are ruined, but what remained standing, and what has since been restored of the religious edifice, quite an imposing display.