Following your arrival night in Bali, enjoy three-nights journey in Jogja prior to your Panchakarma or Ayurvedic experience*. Explore Indonesia’s cultural capital, rich in heritage, history, and tradition.
Experience the magical awakening of Borobudur at dawn and the majestic Prambanan in the afternoon – two UNESCO World Heritage sites that tell ancient tales of Indonesia.
Stay in a historic colonial mansion, once a lodge of Jogja's beloved Sultan Hamengkubuwono VIII, and explore the royal palace where centuries-old traditions thrive in daily court life.
From traditional horse-drawn carriage rides to hands-on batik workshops and vibrant street food adventures – experience Jogja's living heritage where past meets present.
Single: IDR 24,500,000
Twin: IDR 21,500,000 per person
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Jogja is where ancient traditions dance gracefully with modern life, ruled to this day by its Sultan from his magnificent palace at the city’s heart.
This special region of Indonesia captivates visitors with its perfect blend of heritage and youthful energy, enchanting all who visit with its refined arts, warm hospitality, and delicious cuisine.
The hotel you will be staying is a historic residence, once home to the beloved Sultan Hamengkubuwono VII, a treasured piece of Jogja’s heritage.
This colonial-style mansion has been thoughtfully transformed into an elegant hotel while preserving its royal character and architectural grandeur, offering guests a unique opportunity to experience the refined atmosphere of Jogja’s royal past in a setting that now pulses with contemporary cultural energy.
The Kraton of Yogyakarta (Jogja) is a living palace where Sultan Hamengkubuwono X still reigns and traditions never sleep.
This magnificent royal court isn’t just a museum – it’s where centuries-old ceremonies unfold daily, with traditionally-dressed palace guards and gentle gamelan music creating an authentic glimpse into Javanese royal life. Built in 1755 by Sultan Hamengkubuwono I, the palace complex has stood as the center of Jogja’s cultural and political life for over 250 years.
Taman Sari is Jogja’s enchanted water castle where ancient royalty once sought their private paradise.
This hidden gem behind the palace walls features mysterious underground passages and elegant bathing pools, where sunlight streams through ancient stone windows to create a mesmerizing journey into the past. Constructed between 1758 and 1765, this pleasure garden was designed as both a resting place and a fortress, complete with its own artificial lake and underwater tunnel system.
Malioboro Street is Jogja’s bustling heart where traditional meets modern in a vibrant 24-hour spectacle.
This iconic one-kilometer stretch comes alive with the aroma of street food and the glitter of batik shops, while traditional horse carriages (andong) clip-clop alongside modern shoppers. Originally established as a ceremonial route to the palace in the 1700s, today’s Malioboro remains Jogja’s most famous shopping and cultural district.
Borobudur Temple stands as the world’s largest Buddhist temple, rising majestically from the Javanese landscape like a cosmic mountain of stone.
This UNESCO World Heritage site features nine stacked platforms adorned with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues, telling ancient stories in stone. Built in the 8th century, this architectural marvel was hidden under volcanic ash and jungle growth for centuries until its rediscovery in 1814.
Prambanan Temple pierces the sky with its soaring 47-meter spires, telling epic Hindu tales through its magnificent architecture.
The temple complex features intricate reliefs and stunning sculptures dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma, creating an awe-inspiring silhouette against the sunset. Constructed around 850 CE, this UNESCO World Heritage site stands as the largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia and one of the most beautiful examples of ancient Hindu architecture in Southeast Asia.
This journey involves cultural exploration and physical activity that may be too demanding post-detox. Doing it beforehand lets you fully engage while preparing your mind and body for the deep healing ahead.
You would stay in a well selected and comfortable hotel near the sea. The price is inclusive of your journey.

