Can anyone suggest me the best temples to visit in Yogjakarta (there's too many), I only have two days there before I leave to Bandung.
And the best way to travel from Yogjakarta to Bandung ?
Thanks ![]()
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Can anyone suggest me the best temples to visit in Yogjakarta (there's too many), I only have two days there before I leave to Bandung.
And the best way to travel from Yogjakarta to Bandung ?
Thanks ![]()
hi,
i was in Yogja last week.
there is only one temple called Borobudur Buddhist temple built about 900 years ago
the best way is to fly, but you can take a bus or train too.
have a good trip
cheers
spring
Thanks springwang & theexplorateur, will be sure to check it out. Borobudur is in top of my list ![]()
I'm planning to travel by train from yogja to bandung....found this website
http://kereta-api.co.id/jadwal-ka/layanan-produk/ka-penumpang/ka-eksekutif-dan-bisnis.html.
Anyone knows if I can book the tics online? They have promo prices, which are cheaper.
prambanan and borobudur surely the main temples in Jogjakarta area. U can visit Kraton Kesultanan Jogja (the palace of Jogja Kingdom) for a glimpse of old javanese.
im not sure bout the online ticket reservation for the train. Make sure to check ur date of visit. In mid august there'll be a massive traffic in Indonesia due to Lebaran (Muslim holy days). The fares will raise up to 20-35 % from the normal fares.
i live in bdg..so any question bout bandung is welcome ![]()
go for Prambanan and Borobudur; preferred time 17.00, during midday it is very hot.
In Jogya also visit the water Palace.
ego : thanks
i do have some questions bout bandung........any good & affordable hotels you recommend i stay in ? i'm looking for something closer to the shopping area like rumah mode.
i'll drop you a message if i've more questions, hope you dont mind ![]()
renchbruns : thanks for the info, i was actually planning to go in the mrng. hehe.......and i'll check out the water palace. ![]()
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