Top Central Java Museum Tickets & Passes

Visit Prambanan Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia. Discover its ancient architecture as you walk through temples dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma. Explore with our included guide service. Afterward, enjoy the Ramayana Ballet, a spectacular performance of Javanese dance and music that tells the tale of Prince Rama. The show is held outdoors at Prambanan or indoors in Yogyakarta, depending on day and weather. Once your booking is confirmed, I will immediately send you the official website link to book the Ramayana Ballet Prambanan ticket. Schedule: At Prambanan (Outdoor/Indoor): 1. Ramayana: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 2. Roro Jonggrang: Friday In Yogyakarta City (Indoor): 1. Ramayana: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday 2. Roro Jonggrang: Sunday On Mondays, the main temple zone is closed, but the outer grounds remain accessible. You may also visit Sewu Temple that stays open on Mondays, or Plaosan Temple as another solution.

In Yogyakarta, there is the most active volcano, namely Mount Merapi. This is the most active volcano in Indonesia, you can see this volcano up close and you will know its history. You can get there by Jeep. When you ride a Jeep you can see the stunning mountain view. Not only that, you will be invited to go to the historical heritage museum about the eruption of Mount Merapi. And the last destination which is also the highest point on Mount Merapi is that you will visit the Merapi bunker, here you can see Mount Merapi very closely and see the amazing view around it. Go for it!

Ramayana Ballet performance at Purawisata is divided into several acts. The entire Ramayana story is presented through body movements or dancing, without any dialogues. The melodious strains of Java Gending softly sounded to the beautiful dancers gracefully dancing. Occasionally heard, the Sinden is humming songs in Javanese. When the scene changed into Rahwana or Hanoman and the monkey army appearances, the sound is turned into the more lively Gending. The stage becomes more crowded when the war begins and the show becomes more compelling at Anoman Obong’s scene. Having enjoyed the show, you can take pictures with all the players on the stag