New Zealand merupakan negara yang memiliki pemandangan alam yang sangat indah, hal terbukti dengan banyaknya obyek-obyek wisata yang pesonannya terletak pada keindahaan alamnya yang masih asri.
Paket tour yang ditawarkanpun lebih banyak mengunjungi obyek-obyek wisata alam seperti:Mt. Eden, kota Queenstown Danau Wakatipu,Mount Cook dan lain-lainnya.

Medan – North Sumatra’s capital city is the western gateway to Indonesia. Facing the Malay Peninsula and across the Malacca Strait.

The province’s most interesting destination is Lake Toba situated in the center of mountain range. The area o Tapanuli is the homeland of the Batak people. The Bataks have retailed many of the ancient proto-Malay cultural traditions due to their isolation in the mountains and live in tribal or clan groupings. According to the legend, all Bataks are descendants of “Si Raja Batak”, a hero-ancestor of super-natural parentage born on a holy mountain adjacent to Lake Toba. Through him the Bataks received their sacred traditions. His sons founding the two clans, from which are descended the subsequent dispersal and sub division of the system.

Paket wisata yang ditawarkan adalah mengunjungi kota-kota di negara Eropa yang penuh dengan sejarah, budaya dan keindahaan alam seperti : Kota Roma, Kota Florence, Kota Pelajar-Heidelberg, Kota Paris dan kota-kota lainnya serta beberapa obyek wisata alam yang penuh dengan pesona keindahan alamnya.
Perjalanan wisata yang ditawarkan ini akan banyak memberikan kenangan karena melihat obyek-obyek wisata yang dikunjungi merupakan obyek wisata yang memiliki nilai estetika yang sangat tinggi.

East Kalimantan covers an area of 331,440 square km. Its low plaints are swampy and its river counted 161 so far and plays an important role in communications and economy. Scattered through the swamp area are 111 lakes and villages are linked by bridges.

East Kalimantan main attraction is the culture of its Dayak Tribes who live in long house along the rivers which crisscross the province.

The most scenic trips in East Kalimantan is up the Mahakam river. The people once believe to be head hunters live in remote areas and along the rivers maintaining their beliefs in the supernatural and ancestral worship.

To explore this exciting adventure; we have design a special package programs for the adventurer, which we believe it will meet their kind interest.

Meet with one of the human’s closest living relatives in animal Kingdoms: Orang Utan’s (Pongo Pygmaeus), living freely in their natural habitat in Tanjung Putting National Park, Central Kalimantan. You will explore the quite river on a traditional boat to visit Camp Leakey – the rehabilitation station inside the park and having some short walk around the station. You will also have chance to dug-out canoeing near the lodge to watch the Proboscis “Pinocchio” Monkeys playing in trees on the riverbanks in the peaceful afternoon.

Besides the Orang Utans, other species can be found in this park such as : Nasalis Larvatus – a big monkey which found only in Borneo, long tail Macaque (Macaca Fascicularis), Horn Bills, Kingfishers, Myna, and Oriental Darter and over 220 bird species. The list of fauna living in the park includes : Agile Gibbons (Hylobates Agilis), Gray Gibbon (Hylobalis Mulleri), Red Laef Monkey (Presbistis Rubicunda), Malayan Sun Bear (Helarcatus Malayanus), Wild Liger ( Sus Barbatus) and Estuarine Crocodile False Ghavial (Tmistoma Schlegelli). The rivers together with swamps and seasonal lake rookeries support the life of many species of fish that have very values in term of ecology and economy.

Paket tour yang menawarkan budaya Thailand yang bersifat sangat klasik. Anda akan diajak mengunjungi berbagai tempat obyek wisata yang memiliki daya tarik yang sangat menarik untuk dikunjungi.
Selain itu city tour yang ditawarkan juga sangat menarik, karena kita diajak mengunjungi tempat wisata yang merupakan lambang dari negara tersebut.

China merupakan sala satu negara di Asia yang sangat padat penduduknya, sehingga budaya dan benda-benda peninggalan sejarahpun sangat banyak dapat kita jumpai.
Kali ini paket tour yang ditawarkan adalah mengunjungi berbagai tempat yang memiliki keindahan alam dan kota yang memiliki sejarah budaya yang sangat lampau.

Negara Australia merupakan negara yang banyak memiliki obyek-obyek wisata yang menarik untuk dikunjungi.
Sebagai negara kangguru,paket tour yang kami tawarkan adalah mengunjungi obyek-obyek wisata yang merupakan tempat favorit para wisatawan untuk berlibur.

West Sumatra – is a land of scenic beauty with green lake and Blue Mountains. The city of Bukittinggi known as the West Sumatra center for culture and tourism, situated in the highlands, north of the provincial capital of Padang.

According to the legend, the West Sumatra once challenged invaders from Java to a bull fight and fielded a starved buffalo calf with sharp knives tied to its short horns. Mistaking the opponent’s bull for its mother, it ran to suckle and stabbed it, winning the day for West Sumatra. The name Minangkabau means triumphant buffalo.

The Minangkabau follow a community and family life based on a matrilineal system by which all inheritance passes through the womenfolk. The Moslems religion plays an important role in communities which cluster round mosques and traditional council house.

You’ll travel well on these very popular overland programs. En route you’ll see all Java’s most famous tourist sights. More than that, you’ll see Java as it really is, and enjoy many sights and experiences you could easily have missed by flying over them. Travel is in comfortable, modern air-conditioned Van and Coaches with reclining seats, full view-windows. All the way through your tour you’ll be looked after by expert local guides and stay in comfortable Hotels and Guest-House.

Jakarta is the main gateway to Indonesian archipelago. It is a contrast of modern western architecture and traditional Indonesian culture. Its rapid growth into a metropolitan city, however, is a reflection of the economic, political, social and industrial development of the nations. This enormous city has humble roots, starting as a small harbor town called Sunda Kelapa, but its actual founding dates to the June 22, 1527 when it was named Jayakarta by Fatahillah – one of the greatest Moslem neighboring Sultanate of Banten. The name of Jayakarta means “City of Great Victory”, but under the Dutch control the name was changed to Batavia. Shortly after the outbreak of World War II, Batavia fell into the hands of invading Japanese forces that also change the name of the city. This time it was called Jakarta as a gesture aimed at winning the sympathy of the Indonesia achieved national independence after the war’s end. Now, as Jakarta, it is the center of government, business and industry and spreads over an area of more than 410-square miles with a population of over 14 million people. It is also designated as a special territory, which means that it is administered by a governor and enjoys the same status as a province.
Jakarta has expanded its facilities for visitors with multi-star luxury hotels, fine restaurants, exciting nightlife and modern shopping centers as well as tourist attraction like Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park), marine resorts in the Bay of Jakarta, an extensive beach recreation complex and restored colonial period buildings.

Situated on the crossroad of historical and strategic sea-lanes, the province of South Sulawesi constitutes the narrow southwestern peninsula of this mountainous, orchid-shaped island. The capital and chief trading port of the province, Makassar, is still the gateway to eastern Indonesia.

Spanish and Portuguese galleons, followed by British and Dutch traders sailed these seas in search of the spice trade, escorted by their men of war to protect them against the daring raids of the Bugis and Makassar sailors who attacked the intruders. Famed for their seafaring culture, the Bugis are still the driving force behind the world’s last commercial sailing fleet. Bugis vessels have sailed as far as Australia, leaving behind drawings of their ships on the stone and words that have since been integrated into the Aboriginal language of northern Australia.

The seafaring Bugis dominate the southern tip of Sulawesi, but further north, through rugged and remarkable country is Tana Toraja, often referred to as the “Land of the Heavenly Kings”, whose unique culture rivals any in the archipelago.

A believes that their forefathers descended from heaven on a boat onto a mountain some twenty generations ago, the Torajas have culture based on strong animistic beliefs. They practice an ancestor cult where death and afterlife ceremonies are great feasts. A strict hierarchy is followed in the villages and for an important figure, wedding and burial ceremonies can take days to perform Buffalo are sacrificed, the deceased’s remains are placed in a coffin and interred in caves hollowed out in high cliffs. The mouth of the cave is guarded by lifelike statues, who diligently look out from a balcony at the families and friends they have left.

South Sulawesi is also famous for its tremendous scenery and the quality and talent of its silk and silver industries, but the economy is largely based on agriculture.

Lying in the shadow of a 2914 meter-high pressure cooker, appropriately called Fire Mountain or Merapi, is the seat of the once mighty Javanese Empire of Mataram – Ngayogyakarto Hadiningrat. It is called Yogyakarta today and came into being in 1755, when a land dispute effectively split the power of Mataram into the Sultanates of Yogyakarta and Surakarta (Solo). The Sultan’s Palace or Kraton of Yogyakarta was built by Prince Mangkubumi at this time and he used it as a focus to build the most powerful Javanese state since the 17th century. The Sultan’s palace is still the hub of Yogyakarta’s traditional life and despite the advance of 21st century modernity; it still radiates the spirit of refinement, which has been the hallmark of its art for centuries.

Yogyakarta is one of the supreme cultural of Java. Full Gamelan orchestra create visions from the past, classical and contempory Javanese dances exhibit beautiful control and poice, wayang kulit – leather puppet theaters – come to life and hundreds of other traditional illustrations of art keep locals and visitors spellbound. It is as if the city itself has an extraordinary life force and charm which seldom fails to captivate.

Yogyakarta is one of the most densely populated areas of Indonesia and is the main gateway to the center of Java where it is geographically located. It stretches from mighty Mount Merapi to the North down to the powerful Indian Ocean to the south.

The Majapahit dynasty based in and around East Java, began the foundation of an empire that was to dominate the entire Indonesia archipelago, the Malay Peninsula and part of the Philippines, also establishing profitable trade relations with Burma, China, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam. As a power in Central Java declined in the 10th century, powerful kingdoms rose in East Java to fill the power vacuum. During 1055 to 1222, the Kingdom of Kediri prospered and expended. During the reign of King Airlangga both East Java and Bali enjoyed a lucrative trade with the surrounding islands, directly relating to a period of artistic advancement and mastery. Parts of Mahabrata epic were translated and re-interpreted to confirm closer to an East Java philosophy and view of life, and it was from this era that East Java inherited much of its treasure of temple art. Little of the Majapahit Empire’s former glory still stands in East Java, however, with exception of temple ruins and some archeological discoveries.

Nevertheless, East Java has variety of attractions, ranging from temple sites to beautiful, unspoiled beaches, awesome volcanoes, picturesque highland lakes, colorful marine gardens and fantastic wildlife reserve. Magnificent Mountain scenery includes the crater and legendary sea of sand at Mount Bromo, the “Sulfur Mountain” of Welirang and the rugged Ijen Plateau.

Being Indonesia’s number one tourist destination, Bali has a unique charm, which manifest it self in many different ways. The scenery is often spectacular, with majestic mountains watching over tranquil lakes, neat green rice terraces and glorious coral beaches. The climate, too, is agreeable year-round, with a pleasant temperature throughout the wet season, and the summer humidity tempered by refreshing sea breezes and cool mountain air. But it’s the Balinese them-selves that make a trip to Bali so unforgettable. Their deep religious beliefs permeate every aspect of their daily lives, and are instilled in all their ancient ways – the grace and beauty of their dance, the joy of their music, the color and spectacle of their ceremony, their innate skills as artists and craftsmen, and their extraordinary hospitality and friendliness.

Our tours have been specially designed to enable the visitor to see as much as Bali as possible in a short time. We also feature a very wide range of half-day and full-day tours for those wishing to make their own plans during their stay.

Lombok lies east across the strait from Bali. In the west live the Balinese and the east the Sasaks, whose main religion is Moslem. Like Bali, Lombok has splendid temples, craft villages, and rice terraces carved into a landscape of stunning tropical beauty. The following package has been designed specially to meet with the visitors interest, who want to learn the unique traditions of this island.