After a visit to the industy Batik, we will continue to the traditional snack maker with the name of rengginan, here the participants will be given the opportunity to see the process directly, from the raw materials in the process until the ready goods are consumed.

What you can expect in a typical batik class: 1. You'll learn about the origins of this art form and its various styles and techniques. 2.Tools and Materials: familiarise you with the tools and materials used in batik. These typically include a canting (a small copper or brass tool with a spout for applying hot wax), a wax pot, fabric, dyes, and brushes. 3.Pattern Creation: You'll learn how to create or select a design for your batik piece. 4. Wax Application: In batik, hot wax is applied to the fabric to create a resist for the dyes. 5. Dyeing: Once the wax has dried and set on the fabric, it's time to start dyeing. 6. Wax Removal: After the fabric has been dyed and dried, the next step is to remove the wax.

We will pass through the Borobudur Temple's tourist area but not enter the temple itself. We will be cycling along the edge of the Borobudur Temple's tourist complex, enjoying the scenic views and rice fields surrounding the Borobudur area.