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Excursions in Jakarta
City tour
This tour introduces tourists to both the modern city and its historical sites. The tour includes a visit to the National Museum, which has one of the largest collections in Southeast Asia. The collection of antiques, bronzes, Chinese ceramics and other valuables impresses even sophisticated connoisseurs of antiquity. The National Monument is a 450 foot tall obelisk surmounted by an image of a flame. The tour also includes a visit to the old harbor of Sunda Kelapa, which offers a breathtaking view of the many schooners that arrived from South Sulawesi, and the Taman Fatahilar area, where the city's Assembly Hall and Jalan Surabaya market are located.
Ragunan Zoo
This famous park is located in the southern part of Jakarta. Representatives of the rarest species of animals and birds live on the territory of the huge reserve - the famous Komodo dragon, tapir, tigers, the wild bull Banteng and birds of paradise striking with the brightness of their plumage.
Excursion to the park of miniatures Taman Mini
The park, located on 420 open-air acres, invites you to get acquainted with the architecture, culture, traditions of many ethnic groups living in 32 provinces and special territories of the country. In the park, you will find traditional houses and pavilions offering displays of national costumes, musical instruments, locally produced products, furniture and interior decor items typical for residents of different parts of the country. An integral part of the miniature park is the orchid garden and many alleys along which you can travel on foot, in a horse-drawn cart, minibus or electric car. If you wish, you can look into the bird park, the unique cactus park and even the pharmacy park, where samples of medicinal plants used in both ancient and modern pharmaceuticals are presented.
Night tour of Jakarta
The proverb says: "Jakarta's nightlife is one of Asia's biggest secrets." There are many places in the city where you can spend time in the evening - it all depends on your preferences. During this excursion, you will visit the Art Market, located on the territory of the Ancol Dreamland complex, where artists from all over the country exhibit their works in studios and small workshops.
Bogor Botanical Garden
The world-famous Bogor Gardens spans 215 acres and features over 15,000 species of plants native to Asia and around the world. Here you can see various trees from different parts of the world, as well as a magnificent collection of orchids.
Jakarta Historical Site Tour
The tour includes a visit to the National Museum - one of the largest in Southeast Asia, the Presidential Palace (Merdaka Palace), the national monument - an impressive obelisk erected in honor of the country's independence in 1945, the Taman Mini miniature park, representing the culture and life of all provinces of the country.
Excursions to Bali
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The bright green of the tropics and the blue of the ocean, endless beaches and the fantastic architecture of ancient temples - how can one not believe the legends about the Hindu gods who chose Bali and Java as their permanent residence. And what about mere mortals then? Here, life is like a grandiose performance in which all residents take part. It is based on twenty centuries of history, rich culture and reserved way of life. The islanders do not get tired of pleasing their heavenly patrons with colorful ceremonies. Tens of thousands of temples successfully replace the inhabitants of the islands with exhibition halls, opera houses, museums and all other institutions necessary for Europeans to communicate, express themselves and enjoy the beautiful.
You can plunge into the mystical world and play your part in this performance by visiting the islands of BALI and JAVA!
Dates on request
Day 1.
Departure from Russia.
Day 2
Arrival in Jakarta - the capital of Indonesia. Transfer and hotel accommodation. Rest.
Java Island
City of Jakarta is located in the northwest of the island of Java, where the Chilivung (Kali Besar) river flows into the Java Sea. The official founding date is June 22, 1527 (celebrated as City Day), when the troops of the Sultanate of Demak defeated the Portuguese fleet and, having captured the settlement of Sunda Kelapa, called it Jayakerta (“city of victory”). Due to the high demand for spices and spices, the penetration of European colonialists into Indonesia continued. In 1619, the Dutchman Jan Peterson Kuhn founded Fort Batavia on this site, named after the ancestors of the Dutch, the Batavians. In 1945, Indonesia gained independence, and the capital was named Jakarta.
Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia, the largest island nation in the world.
Situated on both sides of the equator and washed by the waters of the Pacific and Indian oceans, Indonesia has no less than 17,508 islands, of which about 6,000 are inhabited.
Jakarta is home to over one hundred academies and institutions of higher learning, including 18 universities, of which the University of Indonesia is the largest.
Day 3
Excursion to the ethnographic park "Beautiful Indonesia in miniature"
The park, located on an area of 100 hectares, includes an archipelago that reproduces the islands of Indonesia in a reduced size (the best view of it is from above, from the funicular). The park features traditional Indonesian architecture from 27 regions of the country. You will also see: a bird park, an orchid garden, a cable car, the KEONG MAS theater, the Indonesian Museum, handmade souvenir shops from all provinces of Indonesia.
On Monday the Theater is closed; when it is closed, a cable car tour is offered.
Sightseeing tour of the city of Jakarta.
In the tour program:
national monument- the symbol of the city, depicted on the coat of arms and flag, is located in the center of Medan Merdeka Square. The monument was built in honor of the struggle for the independence of Indonesia. At the top of the 132-meter tower is an observation deck that offers a beautiful view of the city. At the very top of the monument is the "Flame of Independence" - a sculpture in the form of fire, covered with real gold, the weight of which was 33 kg. The torch itself is made of bronze. Inside the torch are mechanisms for elevators.
In the underground part of the monument is the Museum of National History of Indonesia. It contains about 50 impressive dioramas depicting all the major events of Indonesian history.
Taman Fatahil square in the old city.
Jine Yuan Temple in Chinatown, which is considered the oldest in the city.
The Istiklal Mosque is the largest in Southeast Asia, the national mosque of Indonesia.
Monuments of Dutch colonial architecture(Kota area).
Palace "Merdeka"(1816) - official residence of the President of Indonesia
You can visit: National Museum (1778), City History Museum (1707),
Wayang Museum or Shadow Theatre, Purna Bhakti Pertivi Museum (Gifts to the President, 1993), National Gallery of Art (1999).
Day 4
Safari park in Jakarta
Safari Park is 1.5 - 2 hours drive from Jakarta.
It has a huge collection of animals from various places in Indonesia and other countries. The Safari Park has a petting zoo that houses newly born baby animals. Shows are held daily with elephants, tigers, lions, birds, dolphins and other animals.
There are exhibitions in the park - an exhibition of birds of prey, a crocodile park, a Papua pavilion, an exhibition of penguins, a reptile park, a primate center, an African, a Japanese pavilion. All pavilions and exhibitions are built according to their environment, taking into account their features and uniqueness.
But the biggest attraction is swimming with crocodiles. This is the first water park in Indonesia that allows you to swim with crocodiles.
Celebration of the New Year in one of the restaurants in Jakarta!
Day 5
Free time until lunch.
14:40 - 15:45 flight Jakarta - Yogyakarta
Yogyakarta(translated as "a city that should flourish") - until 1006 it was the capital of the Javanese-Indian kingdom of Mataram. Today, this ancient city of Central Java is a place of pilgrimage for tourists.
Yogyakarta is surrounded by rice fields, sandy beaches are located on the coast in its southern part, and 30 km in the north. from the city - the Merapi volcano with a height of 2900 meters above sea level. This is the most active volcano in Indonesia, and this is also clear from its name, which translates as "fire mountain". Merapi erupts almost every 7 years.
Yogyakarta is known as the center of classical Javanese visual arts and culture: batik, ballet, drama, music, poetry and puppet shows.
In the vicinity are the world-famous temple complexes of Borobudur and Prambanan, each of which is a UNESCO heritage.
Accommodation at Yogyakarta hotel for 3 nights. Rest.
Day 6
Excursion to the temple complex Prambanan.
Prambanan- an ensemble of early medieval Buddhist and Hindu temples, located 18 km east of Yogyakarta, near the southern slope of the Merapi volcano and the royal palace of Ratu Boko. The most popular among tourists is the grandiose 47-meter Loro Jonggrang temple - the largest in Indonesia, dedicated to the god Shiva. In translation, its name means "slender maiden" -
so called the statue of the goddess Durga in the main sanctuary.
In total, there are more than two hundred temples on the territory of Prambanan, most of which were damaged due to strong earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Religious landscapes with spiers rising to the sky were restored in the first half of the 20th century. Three temples rise in the center of the composition, decorated with stone reliefs on the themes of the ancient Indian epic Ramayana.
Prambanan is a stone "book" of Hinduism. Just as Borobudur is a complete collection of information on Buddhism,. In total, there are 42 compositions that are distinguished by greater dynamics and expression. Fantastic figures of gods and rakshasa devils, realistic images of animals - monkeys, birds, horses, crocodiles, as well as deeply human images of Rama, Sita are complemented by details of the life of the Javanese society of the 9th-10th centuries.
Excursion "Borobudur at sunset".
Borobudur- a Buddhist stupa and its associated temple complex of the Mahayana Buddhism tradition, located 40 km northwest of the city of Yogyakarta. Borobudur was built between 750 and 850 by the Javanese rulers of the Sailendra dynasty. The name may come from the Sanskrit "vihara Buddha Ur", which translates to "Buddhist temple on the mountain." Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple in the world and the 8th wonder of the world.
Borobudur was erected as a huge stupa, made in the form of a mandala 34m high. The foundation of the stupa is square, with a side of 118 m. The stupa has eight tiers: five lower ones are square, and three upper ones are round. On the upper tier there are 72 small stupas around the large central one. Each stupa is in the shape of a bell. Inside the stupas are 504 Buddha statues and 1460 bas-reliefs on religious subjects. The shape of the mandala represents the scheme of the universe in accordance with Buddhist ideas.
Borobudur is called the “stone encyclopedia of Buddhism”: the pilgrim “comprehends the truth” on the way from the lower steps to the upper ones: in front of him, as he moves from the foot of the temple to the main stupa crowning the ensemble, the story of the life and teachings of the Buddha is unfolding, illustrated by more than 1500 sculptures carved from stone, reliefs and Buddhist symbols. At the top of the building, in the center of the highest terrace, which offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountain landscape, there is a sanctuary with a diameter of 15 meters, symbolizing the highest goal and spiritual freedom.
Until now, Borobudur is a place of pilgrimage and prayers. Pilgrims pass seven times clockwise on each level. Touching each Buddha from the stupas on the upper tier is believed to bring happiness.
Day 7
City tour of Yogyakarta.
Inspection of the Palace of the Sultan of Yogyakarta.
The palace complex of the Sultan Kraton is the main attraction of the city of Yogyakarta, located in its old center. The construction of the palace complex began in 1755, when the first building of the ensemble was built. Over time, other palace buildings, houses, pavilions were attached to it. The fortress wall surrounding the palace is 1.5 km long. Its construction lasted several years, and was completed in 1785.
Now the palace complex is a city within a city, where almost 25 thousand people live. In it, in addition to the Sultan's Palace, there are squares, a mosque, streets, trading shops and shops, a music and dance pavilion, an armory, stables, and also a palace museum. The majesty of the palace is added by richly decorated front gates and an old platform. The Sultan with his large family still lives in the Kraton Palace. There are ruins in the western part of the complex. Taman Sari Water Palace built in the 18th century. Once the complex of buildings of the water palace was connected by canals-pools.
Sonobudyo Museum- Museum of Javanese Art, is a source of culture and history of the island of Java (area 7,867 sq.m). The layout of the museum, respecting traditional Javanese architecture, was designed by the Dutch architect Kersten.
Fort Vredeburg– the museum-fort was built in 1760. In translation, the name means “Fort of Peace”. The building is shaped like a turtle with four legs, and there are watchtowers at every corner. The museum has a collection of paintings, dioramas on the themes of Indonesian history.
Shadow theater "Wayang Purvo"- an ancient art and ritual of communication with the spirits of ancestors. Most of the plots are taken from the great poems "Ramayana" and "Mahabharata". The puppets are made from buffalo skin and attached to bamboo rods. Viewers see only the shadow of the puppets on a white screen illuminated by a lamp. In 2004, UNESCO listed the art of Javanese theater as an intangible heritage.
After the tour, free time for lunch and shopping. 
Day 8
07:55 - 10:15 - Flight Yogyakarta - Denpasar, Bali
Bali island
Bali is an island in the Lesser Sunda Islands group of Indonesia, famous all over the world as a place of rest and exciting excursions. The length of the island is 150 km from east to west and 80 km from north to south. A mountain range stretches from west to east of Bali - a zone of high volcanic activity. Two large active volcanoes Agung (3142 m) and Batur (1717 m) are located in the northeastern part of the island.
Religion in Bali - Agama Hindu Dharma - the religion of sacred water, a mixture of Shaivism and Buddhism, which came from Java. It is based on the philosophy of Hinduism with unique religious ceremonies rooted in the pagan beliefs of the Balinese. Nature is regarded as the highest power, and each of its components has its own spirits, which can be materialized in the altar or appeased by offerings (sajens) in the form of fruits and flowers. These rituals and offerings follow one after another and are designed to maintain harmony between the world of people and the world of the gods. In total, there are about 20 thousand temples in Bali. We will come into contact with the magical rituals of Bali in every excursion.
Denpasar is the capital and largest city of the island.
Excursion "The first acquaintance with Bali"
Our journey begins with a visit Tanah Lot Temple- one of the most picturesque temples in Bali, towering on a rock in the ocean. According to legend, the temple was built by the Hindu Brahmin Nirarthi in the 16th century, who saw the divine light emanating from a source in the rock of Tanah Lot.
The indigenous inhabitants of the island - Aga Bali believe that the water from this spring is considered healing, helps to cleanse from damage, brings good luck. The temple and the spring are guarded by poisonous sea snakes.
Visit to the Butterfly Park, which is located five kilometers north of the "rice basket" of Bali, the city of Tabanan. This is an amazing place where you can see a variety of butterflies that live on the islands of the Indonesian archipelago. For example, a rare spectacular black-and-green ornithoptera priamus with a wingspan of more than 10 cm.
Next in Bali's Lake District
Visit Buyan Lake and Tamblingan, where you can relax a little while enjoying the stunning scenery.
Observation Munduk waterfall- one of the most beautiful in Bali.
Inspection surroundings of Lake Bratan with a magnificent panorama where you can enjoy the fresh mountain air and the blue lake surface. You will see pura oolong temple Danu with typical roofs in several tiers. The lake is dedicated to the supreme deity and god of water, Devi Dan, to whom during ceremonies believers (most of whom are farmers) bring gifts with a prayer for prosperity and to improve their well-being. The temple of Pura-Ulun-Danu personifies the life-giving power of the lake.
Visit to Taman Ayun Royal Temple surrounded by water. It was built by King Menwi Anak Agung Ngurah in 1634 and was the main temple of the kingdom of Mengwi until 1891. A distinctive feature of the temple is the many pagodas that rise above the inner temple courtyard and symbolize the sacred mountain for Hindus, Mahameru, which is the axis of the whole world in the center of the universe. It is on this mountain that the Supreme Deity and the souls of dead people live.
Accommodation for 2 nights in Ubud hotel.
Day 9
Excursion "Mysteries of the East of Bali"
7:30 - start of the tour.
Visit to Besakih Temple- the main temple of the island of Bali, which was built on the highest sacred mountain of the island Gunung Agung in the 11th century.
The temple complex consists of 22 separate temples located at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level and covers an area of 3 kilometers. Besakih is called "Mother Bali".
Each of the temples of the Besakih ensemble has its own special significance: there are communal, caste, clan temples, for the construction of which all the Balinese kingdoms united. Today, Pura Besakih fulfills its former mission - it serves as a Mecca for Balinese from all over the island.
The main temple of the complex is the pyramidal State Temple Pura Penataran Agung with a huge statue of Garuda. It is surrounded by small family temples-crypts, where the tombs are wrapped in red, black, white fabrics and decorated with flowers.
On the seven terraces of Pura Besakih there are signal towers, cockfighting grounds, barns for storing grain, sculptures and stone thrones of the Hindu gods Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu.
The first courtyard is the entrance to the main temple, called "chandi bentar", which translates as "split pagoda". In the second courtyard there are outbuildings and figures of deities. According to Balinese beliefs, the gods come here to accept sacrifices and discuss earthly affairs. Between the first and second courtyards there is a gate - a series of luxurious pyramidal towers. Only the gods can pass through them: mortals must enter through openings in the wall.
In the third courtyard of the temple is the main relic - the throne of the spirit of the great mountain. 
Moving to the east of Bali.
Inspection of the water palace of Tirtagangga (holy water of the Ganges), built in the middle of the 20th century by the last Raja of Amlapura, who was obsessed with water. Tirtagangga suffered in 1963 from a volcanic eruption, and in 1979 from an earthquake and was restored again. However, thanks to the painstaking and careful work done to preserve this monument of architecture and history, we still have the opportunity to enjoy it. The ensemble includes several beautifully designed ponds and fountains, beautiful gardens with comfortable walking paths. You can take a dip in the pool, and even dine in a restaurant located right in the garden.
A panorama of the most beautiful rice terraces awaits you, from which it is impossible to take your eyes off!
Subak- the system of irrigation of paddy fields, traditional for the Indonesian island of Bali. Considering the mountainous terrain of most of Bali, the subak operates under conditions of terraced agriculture, in which rice fields are located on artificially created or expanded ledges of mountain slopes. In 2012, the subak system was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Inspection of the water palace Taman Ujung, which was built at the beginning of the 20th century to meet officials and delegations. The ensemble consists of three ponds of different sizes with spacious pavilions connected by bridges. Taman Ujung did not escape the fate of many Balinese attractions and was partially destroyed during the eruption of Agung volcano.
Visit to Goa Lawah Temple(translated as the cave of bats), which is located in the area of Klungkung, in the east of Bali, and was founded in the distant XI century by Mpu Kuturan. This temple is one of the sacred six Balinese temples, and is revered not only by the Balinese, but by all Indonesians. The temple is made of black stone and lavishly decorated with golden ornaments. Everywhere there are images of "winged mice". The cave is a chain of "halls" connected by passages, the walls and ceilings of which are covered with fruit-eating bats. Bats, like many animals in Bali, are considered sacred.
Many myths and legends are associated with these caves. According to one of them, this cave is connected by a 30-kilometer passage with the Besakih temple.
Dancing is an essential part of Bali's culture. The Balinese dance everywhere - on holidays, in the evenings on the streets and even in temples. Many national dances bring legends to life and even reproduce scenes from epic works. A special place among these dances is occupied by performances based on the famous Ramayana.
In the evening, if desired, the Kecak dance.
Dance Kecak(or Ramayana Monkey Song) is a ritual dance and epic drama that every guest of Bali should see.
A dynamic costume dance in the open air at sunset guarantees a powerful charge of impressions and memories. The dance tells about the epic story of Love in the confrontation between Good and Evil described in the Ramayana: evil demons kidnap Sita from Hanuman (white monkey), he bravely fights them and eventually wins, which symbolizes the fire destroyed by the dancing actor. Between 40 and 150 men participate in the dance.
Kechak is performed without musical instruments, and the accelerating pace is set by the many-voiced rhythmic shouting of dancers imitating monkeys - “Chak-chak-kechak-chak”.
Both dancers and spectators can plunge into a real trance.
Kecak has a deep religious meaning for the Balinese, because through art and work they know God and the meaning of life.
In addition to the Kechak dance in Bali, you can watch ritual dances - Legong, Gambukh, Rejang and others.
Day 10
Excursion "The Charm of Ubud"
Ubud city- located in Central Bali and is considered the center of culture, arts and crafts. There are a number of wonderful monuments of architecture and other attractions, and together, thanks to the atmosphere, the surrounding nature and the climate of these places, it creates an overall feeling of well-being that you enjoy. From the outside, Ubud seems to be one small town, in fact it is 14 villages, each governed by its own "banjar" (village committee).
The area around Ubud is characterized by gently undulating rice fields (subak) that give the impression of a solid greenery that is sometimes quite amazing.
Antonio Blanco Museum- Antonio Blanco is an artist, Spanish by birth, but grew up in the Philippines. In the middle of the 20th century, he came to Bali, fell in love with a Balinese dancer and lived in Ubud until the end of his days, leaving an unusual collection of paintings to his descendants. Antonio Blanco is called the Balinese Salvador Dali. 
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Goa Gajah(in translation Elephant Cave) - an ancient Buddhist shrine of the 9th century, immersed in the heart of the jungle. The entrance to the cave is decorated in the form of a demon's mouth decorated with ornaments. At a time when Buddhists were persecuted on the island, the cave served as a refuge for them. You will see ancient Buddha statues, fragments of lingam and yoni statues, as well as a statue of Ganesha. There are holy springs near the cave.
Gunung Kawi(translated as the poet's mountain), in the village of Tampaksiring. Ensemble of the 11th century, including the palace and burial complex of the burial place of King Anak Wungsu and his many wives. It is believed that the smaller complex on the south side of the river was built for the king's wives, while the larger complex was the residence of the king himself, and possibly also his concubines. Structures are carved into the sides of a deep river valley, and twisted trees and creepers cross the river. 
Tirta Empul- One of the temples of Bali, built on hot springs.
The Balinese come here to bathe and purify themselves physically and spiritually, and during the Galungan festival, holy barong masks bathe here. The temple complex dates from 960, but the current buildings are mostly modern reconstructions.
Bird park and reptile park- Surrounded by botanical gardens and waterfalls, the largest collection of Indonesian birds in the world, as well as fantastic birds from Africa and South America. Peacocks with gossamer tails, cassowaries - prehistoric birds the size of an average person, colorful parrots and amazing birds of paradise. There are about 1000 birds of 250 species in total.
The collection of amphibians includes about 200 species. Among them are huge lizards from the island Komodo- peers of dinosaurs. The park is also famous for its amazing flora collection - more than 2,000 tropical plants, including 50 species of palm trees. 
Moving to the ocean. Accommodation in a beach hotel. Rest.
Day 11 - 13.
Vacation on the beach.
Day 14
Flight Denpasar - Jakarta. Departure from Jakarta to Russia.
Day 15
Arrival at home.
We wish you an interesting journey!
The cost of the tour "Islands of aromas and spices"
From 1630 USD per person based on double occupancy.
| Beach hotel name | Price DBL | SGL price |
MERCURE BALI NUSA DUA 4* |
1630 USD |
2345 USD |
MELIA BALI 5* |
1764 USD |
2579 USD |
THE WESTIN RESORT 5* |
1880 USD |
2811 USD |
AYODYA RESORT BALI 5* |
1994 USD |
3039 USD |
The program includes:
- three nights at the Pullman 5* hotel in Jakarta, Java;
- two nights at The Phoenix 5 * hotel in Yogyakarta in Java;
- two nights at the Bali Spirit Hotel & Spa 4* in Ubud, Bali;
- four nights in beach hotels in Nusa Dua, Bali
- meals: breakfasts;
- transfers according to the program;
- Russian-speaking guides in Jakarta, Yogyakarta and Bali;
- Excursion service according to the program.
The price does not include:
- tickets to museums and temples in Bali (paid locally);
- payment for photo and video filming in museums and objects;
- New Year's dinner (optional);
- medical insurance policy;
- tips for guides and drivers;
International airfare:
from 39 000 rub. Moscow - Jakarta - Moscow
Domestic airfare:
from 9 500 rub. Jakarta - Yogyakarta - Denpasar - Jakarta.
Air tickets are booked and issued individually for each tourist. Airfare depends on:
- availability of tariffs on the day of booking;
- the rate of the airline on the day of issuing the ticket.
Flight options from Moscow to Jakarta, dates 12/28/14 - 01/10/11/15
12/28/14 Departure from Moscow (Domodedovo airport) at 12:25 to Frankfurt (travel time 3:35),
arrival in Frankfurt at 14:00.
Departure from Frankfurt to Abu Dhabi at 21:55 (journey time 6:20)
12/29/14 Arrival in Abu Dhabi at 07:15, departure to Jakarta at 11:30 (travel time 08:40).
01/10/15 Departure from Jakarta to Abu Dhabi at 17:25 (travel time 08:25),
arrival in Abu Dhabi at 22:50
01/11/15 Departure from Abu Dhabi to Dusseldorf at 02:15 (journey time 07:25),
Arrival in Dusseldorf at 06:40.
Departure to Moscow at 08:50 (travel time 03:10),
arrival in Moscow (airport Domodedovo) at 14:00
the cost of the flight from 39000 rubles / person
Flight options from St. Petersburg to Jakarta, dates 12/28/14 - 01/10/11/15
12/28/14 Departure from St. Petersburg (a / p Pulkovo) at 17:30 to Berlin (travel time 2:15),
arrival in Berlin at 17:45
Departure from Berlin to Abu Dhabi at 21:50 (journey time 6:00)
12/29/14 Arrival in Abu Dhabi at 067:50, departure to Jakarta at 11:30 (travel time 08:40).
Arrival in Jakarta (Soekarno-Hatta) at 23:10 (local time)
01/10/15 Departure from Jakarta (Soekarno-Hatta) to Abu Dhabi at 17:25 (journey time 08:25),
arrival in Abu Dhabi at 22:50
01/11/15 Departure from Abu Dhabi to Berlin at 02:45 (journey time 06:50),
Arrival in Berlin at 06:35.
Departure to St. Petersburg from Berlin at 12:25 (travel time 02:10),
arrival in St. Petersburg (a / p Pulkovo) at 16:35
the cost of the flight from 42500 rubles / person
Rangunan Zoo is located in Pasar Mingu, a city (in Indonesian - "kota") South Jakarta. The territory of the zoo is about 140 hectares, in its collection there are more than 270 species of animals, about 171 representatives of the flora. 450 people look after all the inhabitants.
The species of animals that live in the Rangunan Zoo are endangered and are of great value. In total, the zoo is home to about 3,120 species of animals, including birds and amphibians. On the territory, among the lush tropical vegetation, you can see a giant Indonesian monitor lizard or, as it is also called, the Komodo monitor lizard, which is considered the largest lizard that exists today. Here you can see elephants, giraffes, kangaroos, zebras, orangutans, tapirs, the Sumatran tiger, banteng - a kind of bull that lives on the island of Bali, as well as the smallest of modern wild bulls - anoa. One of the highlights of the zoo can be called a large flying fox - the largest species of bats in the world.
Rangoonan Zoo is over 150 years old and is the third oldest in the world. And in terms of size, the zoo ranks second in the world. The Rangoon Zoo was founded in 1864. Renowned Indonesian artist, Raden Saleh, donated 10 hectares of his land in Central Jakarta to establish the first zoo in Batavia. In 1966, the zoo moved to the Pasar Mingu area, the grand opening took place in June of that year.
The Schmutzer Primate Center, opened in 2002, operates on the territory of the zoo. This center is privately funded and is considered one of the largest such centers in the world. The center occupies 13 hectares. Here you can see all kinds of primates, including gorillas, chimpanzees and orangutans. Also on the territory there are attractions, a playground.
Starting from February 2014, every Monday the zoo is closed - the animals have a "day off", the territory is put in order. If a holiday falls on a Monday, the zoo will be open but closed the next day.
Kebun Binatang Gembira Loka Zoo was founded in 1953 in Jakarta, Indonesia. The small area of the zoo is rationally used; more than 100 species of rare and familiar animals live here.
What is interesting Gembira Loka Zoo Yogyakarta
The territory of the zoo is rich in vegetation and artificial lakes. A wide trail with signs winds between them - the route of the menagerie. During the walk, the visitor will get acquainted with a magnificent collection of animals from different parts of the world.
The Delhi Zoo has a huge collection of mammals, birds, reptiles and fish. Elephants, giraffes, rhinos, hippos remain in the center of public attention. In total, about 1,500 different animals and birds live in the park. The zoo is divided into zones, each of which is home to different animals. This terrarium is the house of primates, the house of Elephants, the house of panthers, the rock of tigers, the aquarium.
It also offers a variety of entertainment for the whole family. You can spend time in this zoo not only watching animals, but also on attractions such as the Sensory Pool, Camel Riding, Fish Therapy, Elephant Racing, Water Scooters and others.
Zoo map at Gembira Loka in Jakarta
The main mission of the zoo is the protection of endangered species. Therefore, the park took on the responsibility of breeding Asiatic lions, of which there are no more than 300 individuals left in nature. The Bengal tiger and the Indian rhinoceros are next, and their numbers are rapidly declining due to poaching. The lyre deer is also listed in the International Red Book.
For the comfort of visitors, the zoo provides recreation areas. There are benches, sources of drinking water and toilets on the territory. You can buy drinks and ice cream at local kiosks. There are storage rooms for extra things. There is free wheelchair rental for disabled visitors. And for an additional fee, you can ride an electric car along the zoo route.
Working hours: from April 1 to October 15 - from 9:00 to 16:30; from October 16 to March 31 - from 9:30 to 16:00.
Entrance ticket price: adult - 200 INR, child (over 5 years old) - 100 INR
How to get to Kebun Binatang Gembira Lok
Address: Jl. Kebun Raya 2, 55171, Jakarta, Indonesia You can get to the park by any regular bus from the bus station or by taxi.
Cabarceno National Natural Park(El Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabárceno) is, perhaps, one of the main visiting cards of Cantabria, and a visit to it should definitely be included in your program. It is located on the territory of the former iron ore deposit, 17 km from the capital of Cantabria.
The park covers an area of almost 750 hectares, where more 100 kinds of animals, from all five continents of the Earth, live almost in natural conditions. The climate of Cantabria is so mild and comfortable that animals and birds from almost all climatic zones of the planet, from the American prairies and African savannas, to the forests of Europe, coexist wonderfully here. Here they live in the neighborhood: brown bears and lions, tigers and ostriches, brown bears and rhinos, roe deer and gorillas, wolves and Gibraltar monkeys, bison and giraffes, hyenas and ostriches, wild boars and hyenas ... This may be surprising, but this fact is undeniable.
On the territory of modern Cabarceno, earlier, for 200 years, iron ore was mined in an open way, which gives the landscape of the park a unique and bizarre relief of the landscape, as if taken from another world. A man created this man-made shelter for his smaller brothers, in order to remain himself only a guest, watching from the sidelines the life of wild animals freely roaming their natural enclosures.
They tried to make animal pens here so large that they tried not to notice the limited habitat, and fences here replace trees, shrubs and other natural barriers. Therefore, it is not surprising that many species of animals that are difficult to breed in other world zoos easily give birth to offspring in the “animal paradise” of Cabarceno.
Acrobatic performances of sea lions, performances with the participation of predatory and exotic birds, a chic terrarium, fishing and walking - this is not a complete list of entertainment for park visitors.
The flora of the natural reserve is also rich. After the reclamation of the land, three Botanical routes stretched through Cabarceno, passing through the habitats of animals. Here you will find: hazel, chestnut, linden, yew, oak, olive, birch, beech, cork oak, holly. Route The first route, Hazel, Cork Oak and Yew, passes through the habitats of tigers. This is one of the most beautiful areas of Cabarceno, where they grow: bamboo, spruce, olive, birch, pine, oak, American chestnut, cherry, cypress, holly (holly), Atlas cedar, common and royal laurel, ginkgo tree, plane tree, fig tree, elderberry , oleander, strawberry tree, garden jasmine, ornamental grapes with burgundy leaves, etc.
The route "Beeches, lindens and birches" runs through the lairs of wolves and hyenas. Local representatives of the flora: cherry, olive, oak, sweet cherry, chestnut, spruce, elderberry, cork oaks, linden, laurel, etc. The Pines and Chestnuts route leads travelers between the corrals of bison and lions. Here grow: olive, several types of pines, fig tree, spruce, maple, American chestnut, cherry, oak, oleander, medlar, pink bushes and much more.
However, it must be borne in mind that walking around the message of Cabarceno is not an easy task, since the length of hiking trails here is more than 20 km. That is why it is allowed, and even recommended, to drive around the territory by car so that fatigue does not prevent you from enjoying the full pleasure of visiting the park. And halts for rest can be arranged in the numerous picturesque corners of Cabarceno, where there are car parks and picnic areas. There are also specially adapted parking places for caravans and motorhomes. 
Among the infrastructure of the natural park there are many other objects scattered throughout its territory: playgrounds, first-aid post, kiosks, ATM, restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops. All catering establishments are scattered in different corners. You will not remain strangers at this animal celebration of life, and you can, almost anywhere, relax and have a bite. 
In the very center of Cabarceno, right in front of the ostriches and antelopes, there is a cafe-restaurant "Bears" (Los Osos), with 280 seats. From its terrace you can see an aviary with clubfoot bears, of which there are about 70 individuals. Such a number of bears living in one space, you will not see in any zoo in Europe!
The restaurant offers not only à la carte dishes, but also ready meals (including for children), where you can choose from 4-5 types of first courses, the same number of second courses, dessert, bread, a bottle of wine and water. They are called Menu del dia (on weekdays), or Menu fin de semana (on weekends), and the cost of such a complex can vary from 10 to 16 euros. You will also find a nice gift shop nearby.
Another café, La Granja, can accommodate up to 400 guests and also offers a choice between à la carte dishes and set meals.
Next comes the Lago del Acebo cafe on the shores of Lake Asebo, next to the elephant enclosure. Great, quiet and beautiful place. The choice of food here is standard.
Next to the bird vivarium, at the main entrance to Cabarceno, is the La Mina cafe, with a terrace and a souvenir shop.
When planning a trip to Cabarceno, we recommend taking with you, in addition to a good camera, good binoculars. Trust me, you will need it.
CABARCENO HOURS
LOW SEASON(from 01.10. to 31.03.): from 10:00 to 17:00 on weekdays, and from 10:00 to 18:00 on weekends and public holidays.
HIGH SEASON(from 01.04. to 30.09.): from 9:30 to 18:00, and in JULY and AUGUST - from 9:30 to 19:00.
REPRESENTATION
The main and most popular shows of the park are sea lions and birds of prey. You and your children will be delighted with the spectacular show with kites, vultures, eagles, peregrine falcons and falcons. And the sea lions will demonstrate their skills and show you an unforgettable theatrical performance.
Birds of Prey Show:
Two performances per day from March 01 to October 31 (excluding July, August and Easter Week). Started at 12:00 and 16:00.
Three performances per day in July, August and Easter week*. Started at 12:00, 14:30 and 17:00.
Sea Lion Show
Two performances per day from March 01 to October 31 (excluding July, August and Easter Week). Started at 13:00 and 17:00.
Three performances per day in July, August and Easter week*. Started at 13:00, 16:15 and 19:00.
COST OF TICKETS TO CABARSENOT:
HIGH SEASON(from 01 April to 30 September inclusive, Easter week*, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays)
Individually. ADULTS - 25 Euro; CHILDREN (6 - 12 years old) - 15 Euro
Group: ADULTS - 20 Euro; CHILDREN (6 - 12 years old) - 12 Euro
LOW SEASON
Individually: ADULTS - 18 Euro; CHILDREN (6 - 12 years old) - 12 Euro;
Group: ADULTS - 15 Euro; CHILDREN (6 - 12 years old) - 11 Euro
A group is considered to be 20 people who arrived with a guide by bus. For the driver and guide - admission is free.
You can see the full price list of Cabarceno Park.
Cabarceno Park is open daily, except: 24, 25, 31 December and 1 January. The administration reserves the right to change the schedule of performances and the opening hours of the park.
* Easter week runs from Monday to Sunday (inclusive).
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