Authentic Yogya Bicycle Tour

The Authentic Yogya Bicycle Tour offers a chance to explore the serene countryside surrounding Prambanan Temple. Pedaling through lush rice fields and quaint villages, participants can discover a hidden gem showcasing Hindu and Buddhist architecture. Beyond sightseeing, the tour also treats visitors to local delicacies and a peek into traditional food production. With an impressive rating, this 2-hour cycling adventure promises an immersive experience amidst Yogyakarta’s stunning natural landscape.

Key Points

• A 2-hour cycling tour through rice fields and villages near Prambanan Temple, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Tour cost starts from $22 per person with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• Guided tour includes bicycle and sun hat rentals, mineral water, coffee/tea, and entry fees.
• Highlights include visiting a hidden gem temple and learning about traditional food production methods.
• Restrictions apply for participants unable to ride a bike, over 220 lbs, or over 70 years old.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

What’s the overview and pricing of the Authentic Yogya Bicycle Tour?

It’s a 2-hour cycling adventure through rice fields and villages near Prambanan Temple. The tour costs from $22 per person and features free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Participants can reserve their spot and pay later.

The tour includes a live guide, bicycle and sunhat rentals, mineral water, coffee/tea, and entry fees to all destinations, including Plaosan Temple.

However, the tour isn’t suitable for individuals unable to ride a bike, over 220 lbs, or over 70 years old. The meeting point is near Prambanan Temple with pick-up available.

Itinerary Highlights

The Authentic Yogya Bicycle Tour offers an engaging itinerary that allows participants to enjoy the local culture and natural beauty of the Yogyakarta region.

The tour includes:

Cycling through rice fields, visiting a unique temple, and learning about local food production.

1. Cycling through picturesque rice fields and charming villages, providing a glimpse into the rural way of life.

2. Visiting a hidden gem temple, a unique blend of Hindu and Buddhist architecture, offering a fascinating cultural experience.

3. Learning about traditional food production methods, including the making of emping chips and tofu, and tasting honey from a stingless bee farm.

The scenic return cycle to the starting point at Prambanan Temple completes this immersive journey.

Tour Features and Inclusions

The Authentic Yogya Bicycle Tour includes several key features that enhance the overall experience for participants.

A live tour guide, fluent in both English and Indonesian, leads the way and provides informative commentary. The tour package includes bicycle and sun hat rentals, as well as mineral water, coffee, and tea.

Participants can enjoy entry fees to all destinations, including the stunning Plaosan Temple, which combines Hindu and Buddhist architectural elements.

The tour also provides tips for sampling local products like emping chips and tofu. These inclusive offerings create a well-rounded and enriching cycling adventure.

Meeting Point and Participant Restrictions

For the Authentic Yogya Bicycle Tour, participants must meet at the designated meeting point near Prambanan Temple, with pick-up available from the nearby parking area.

This tour isn’t suitable for:

1. Individuals unable to ride a bike

2. People over 220 lbs (100 kg)

3. Individuals over 70 years

It’s important to include your WhatsApp number for easy contact with the tour organizers.

This ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience for all participants.

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Customer Feedback and Ratings

Customers have overwhelmingly praised the Authentic Yogya Bicycle Tour, with an overall rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 54 reviews.

Riders praised the entertaining and informative guide, rating them 4.9 out of 5. The transportation—the bicycle rental and equipment—also earned a near-perfect 4.9 score.

Customers felt the tour provided excellent value for money, rating it 4.7 out of 5. Reviewers described the tour as "chilled out" with "beautiful scenery" and "enjoyable snacks."

Cycling Through Rice Fields and Villages

After departing from the Prambanan Temple, the tour takes cyclists on a serene journey through the lush rice fields and charming villages surrounding Yogyakarta.

The cycling experience offers:

1. An intimate glimpse into rural Indonesian life, with opportunities to observe traditional farming techniques and interact with friendly locals.

2. Stunning vistas of verdant paddy fields, dotted with water buffaloes and swaying palm trees, creating a tranquil, picturesque backdrop.

3. A chance to explore hidden pathways and discover lesser-known temples, blending Hindu and Buddhist architectural elements in a harmonious manner.

Visiting Hidden Gem Temple

As the tour winds through the countryside, cyclists make a stop at a hidden gem temple, a unique blend of Hindu and Buddhist architectural elements.

The temple, often overlooked by travelers, features intricate carvings and a peaceful ambiance. Cyclists have the opportunity to explore the grounds, learn about the temple’s history and significance, and appreciate the融合蒙太奇的建築。

The guide provides insights into the temple’s cultural and religious importance, enriching the cyclists’ understanding of the local heritage.

This hidden gem offers a chance to step away from the crowds and immerse in the region’s architectural and spiritual legacy.

Tasting Local Delicacies and Honey

The tour also includes opportunities to taste local delicacies and explore a stingless bee farm.

Along the way, guests will:

1. Learn about the traditional production of emping chips, a popular Indonesian snack made from melinjo nuts.

2. Witness the process of making tofu, a staple ingredient in Javanese cuisine.

3. Visit a stingless bee farm and sample the unique honey produced by these gentle pollinators.

These engaging activities provide a deeper understanding of Yogyakarta’s culinary heritage and sustainable agricultural practices, enriching the overall bicycle tour experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Type of Bicycles Are Used During the Tour?

The tour includes rental bicycles for participants. The bicycles are standard in size and design, suitable for cycling through rice fields, villages, and other scenic areas along the tour route.

Is the Tour Suitable for Children or Families?

The tour is suitable for families, as it includes stops at kid-friendly attractions like a stingless bee farm. However, the minimum age requirement is not specified, so it’s best to check with the tour operator about accommodating children.

Can the Tour Be Customized for Private Groups?

The tour can be customized for private groups. Customers can contact the tour operator to discuss specific requests, such as group size, duration, or itinerary changes. Private tours offer a more personalized experience.

Are There Any Restroom or Food Stops Along the Route?

The tour includes several stops along the way, where participants can use restrooms and sample local food products like emping chips and tofu. The guide also takes the group to a stingless bee farm to taste honey.

Do the Guides Provide Insights Into the Local Culture and History?

The guides provide insight into the local culture and history throughout the tour. They share information about the architecture, food production, and traditional bee farming practices encountered along the route.

The Sum Up

The Authentic Yogya Bicycle Tour offers a remarkable 2-hour cycling adventure through the stunning landscapes surrounding Prambanan Temple. Priced at $22 per person, the tour includes knowledgeable guides, equipment rentals, and refreshments. Participants can explore a hidden temple, savor local delicacies, and enjoy traditional culture. With an impressive rating of 4.8 out of 5, this tour promises an unforgettable experience filled with beautiful scenery and enjoyable activities.

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