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Borobudur Temple which is situated on a mountaintop with panoramic views of lush green meadows and distant hills is the largest Buddhist monument in the world. The temple's design in Gupta style demonstrates India's influence on the region and was built between AD 780 and 840 during the reign of the Syailendra dynasty. This temple's architecture and workmanship are incomparable. It was constructed without the use of any cement or mortar. The construction resembles a large interlocking Lego set kept together without the need of glue. It's no surprise that UNESCO has designated Borobudur as a World Heritage Site.

Prambanan is a wonderful sight and a symbol of Indonesian culture. This temple which is locally known as Roro Jonggrang was built in the 9th century and are known, which comes from a mythology about a'slender virgin.' Prambanan is a particularly magnificent monument because of its grandeur, intricacy, and integrated architectural approach. Prambanan was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991 as a unique cultural and architectural marvel.

Tamansari Water Castle was also known as the Sultan of Yogyakarta's gardens. Its original purposes were serving as a location to rest, meditate, work, conceal, and defend the Sultan's household. Today, parts of its structures have been converted into residences for locals, and tourists may only see the mosque, resting and bathing areas, and underground tunnels.

Parangtritis is not only a holiday spot, it is also a sacred place. According to mythology, this is the domain of Anjeng Ratu Kidul, Queen of the Southern Ocean, who is not renowned for being very hospitable to guests. As a result, the Javanese avoid wearing green or yellow-green in this area. Visitors will witness some amazingly green lush hills set against the backdrop of a raging ocean at this beach, which is great for a break from a busy itinerary.

This 26.4-meter-high temple serves as a center for Buddhist activities and rites, as well as a place of meditation for indigenous Javanese Kejawen. This temple is famous among the locals as a prayer location for couples who wish to start a family because of the stone carved image of Hariti which is the symbol of fertility and motherhood. Every year, a great rite of sprinkling with holy water drawn from the springs of Jumprit in Temanggung district, which symbolizes humility, is practiced. Flames from Mrapen, popularly known as the natural eternal flames in Grobogan, Central Java, will be used to light the Vesak torch.

In comparison to other beaches, this beach provides a unique panoramic perspective for couples looking for a tranquil romantic holiday. Because no litter or other rubbish has contaminated the sea in this secluded location, the sea remains pristine and attractive. The view from the land is no less spectacular, with multicolored illumination adorning the gazebos of eateries that line the beach.