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SOLO

Solo, also known as Surakarta, is a city full of “true Javanese” vibes — rich culture, fascinating history, and delicious food! From grand royal palaces and charming batik villages to legendary dishes like Nasi Liwet and Serabi Notosuman, there’s so much to explore. Plus, Solo is just a short trip from stunning nature spots like Tawangmangu and Grojogan Sewu Waterfall. Perfect for travelers who want a laid-back trip filled with meaningful experiences.

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Solo Adventures – From Batik to Waterfalls

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Heritage & Culture Tour | Adventure Tour

Solo is like the heartbeat of Javanese culture. Visiting here feels like stepping back in time but with a touch of modern comfort. You can explore the Keraton Surakarta and Pura Mangkunegaran, learn the art of batik-making in Laweyan or Kauman, then go on a food hunt around the city.


When you crave fresh air, head to Tawangmangu at the foot of Mount Lawu. You’ll find the refreshing Grojogan Sewu Waterfall and endless green views. At night, enjoy a traditional Wayang Kulit (shadow puppet) performance or the soothing sounds of Gamelan music for an authentic Javanese atmosphere.

In Solo, you can:




  • Explore the Keraton & Pura Mangkunegaran




  • Learn batik from local artisans




  • Taste Nasi Liwet, Timlo, and Serabi Notosuman




  • Shop at Pasar Gede and Triwindu Antique Market




  • Go for a nature escape to Tawangmangu & Grojogan Sewu




  • Watch traditional cultural performances




  • Visit unique temples like Candi Cetho & Candi Sukuh

Solo is warm and welcoming year-round, with two main seasons:




  • Rainy Season (Nov–Mar): Cooler at 24–31°C




  • Dry Season (Apr–Oct): Sunny at 23–32°C

There’s a stay for every style in Solo:




  • Heritage hotels near the palaces




  • Modern boutique hotels




  • Homestays in batik villages




  • Mountain resorts in Tawangmangu

Getting around Solo is easy:




  • Becak (pedicab) for short rides




  • Local  Transfortation (bus & angkot)




  • Online motorbike / Car




  • Car rentals 




  • Train connections to Yogyakarta, Semarang & Jakarta

Solo’s culture is vibrant and alive:




  • Classical dances like Bedhaya & Serimpi




  • World-famous Solo batik from Laweyan & Kauman




  • Gamelan making, wayang puppets, and silver crafts




  • Popular festivals like Sekaten & Solo Batik Carnival




  • Everyday language: Polite Javanese & Indonesian



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