Cultural Traditions & Community Impact

Step into the heart of Java, where ancient heritage meets modern awareness. Students will explore cultural landmarks like Borobudur and Keraton, engage in hands-on activities such as batik painting and rice field plowing, and contribute to local communities through service learning.

Day 1: Arrival, trip to Prambanan Temple
Day 2: Visit to villages, river-crossing activity, learn about biogas processing, batik painting, visit to rice fields
Day 3: Visit to Borobudur Temple, Adventure Jeep Lava Tour, Visit Museum Mount Merapi
Day 4: Visit to Keraton and Taman Sari Watercastle, fun & play at Waterboom Yogyakarta
Day 5: Study tour to Fort Vredeburg Museum (a former colonial fortress in the city of Yogyakarta), walk around Malioboro (a major shopping street)

Experiential Learning: Activities like biogas processing, batik painting, and rice field plowing.
Heritage-Based Education: Exploration of historical sites like Prambanan, Borobudur, and Keraton.
Group Projects: Team-based activities and cultural workshops in Pancoh Village.
Critical Reflection: Guided discussions after site visits to deepen understanding of socio-cultural dynamics.
Local Engagement: Interactions with local villagers and artisans during workshops and Jeep Lava Tour.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Integration of science, humanities, and art throughout the field experiences.

Cultural Traditions & Community Impact

Yogyakarta

ACRA Reg.-No: 202409721H