08.00 Gather at FMNS UGM

08.30 Museum Sandi/Cryptologic Museum

11.30 The Westlake Resto

13.00 Rumah Sandi/Cryptologic House

15.00 Borobudur Temple/Tour

18.00 Kampung Ulam Ngrajek

19.30 Go back to Yogyakarta

• Both online and offline participants have the option to take a virtual tour (free).
• The excursion is open for online participants to join in person (Limited Seat) .
• Additional fees IDR 190k will be applied for participants who want to take part in excursion.

The Museum Sandi, located in Kotabaru, Gondokusuman District, Yogyakarta, is an operational entity that falls under the National Cyber and Crypto Agency (Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara (BSSN)). Its primary purpose is to assist the BSSN in advancing information security culture through public education and preserving the historical legacy of cryptology personnel, which is a crucial part of Indonesia’s fight for independence. Visitors have the opportunity to learn basic coding skills and explore the inception of the secret news security institution, established on April 4, 1946, during the early stages of Indonesia’s independence by Dr. Roebiono Kertopati, also known as the Father of Indonesian Cryptology.

The WestLake Resto is located on the west side of Yogyakarta city, specifically on the West Ringroad in Bedog, Trihanggo, Sleman. The establishment offers a comprehensive range of amenities and services, including a Gazebo with a capacity of 300 to 500 people, an Outdoor Stage that can accommodate between 25 and 600 people, and a Meeting Room that can hold between 30 to 150 individuals. Additionally, there are various water and land recreational facilities available for visitors to enjoy.

Rumah Sandi is located in Dukuh Hamlet, Purwoharjo Village, Samigaluh District, Kulon Progo Regency. The house consists of two buildings, namely the front and rear buildings. The front building was built in 1970, while the rear building is an old building that was previously used as a cryptography house. In the National Cryptography House, visitors can enjoy a cool atmosphere and a beautiful view of the Menoreh hill scenery.

Borobudur Temple is a Buddhist temple situated in Borobudur, Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia. The temple is positioned roughly 100 km southwest of Semarang, 86 km west of Surakarta, and 40 km northwest of Yogyakarta. Constructed by adherents of the Mahayana Buddhist religion during the reign of the Syailendra dynasty in the 9th century AD, the temple features several stupas. Borobudur is recognized as the biggest Buddhist temple or shrine globally and one of the largest Buddhist monuments worldwide.

As its name suggests, Kampung Ulam, which means “Fish Village,” this restaurant has a spacious fish pond. This feature gives the classic-styled restaurant a cool and comfortable atmosphere. Kampung Ulam Ngrajek has become a child-friendly tourist attraction in Magelang, offering a delightful dining experience and an appealing menu. Vacations are always enjoyable, and surely you need recommendations for dining places to satisfy your hunger when you’re feeling famished.

• Both online and offline participants have the option to take a virtual tour.
• The excursion is open for online participants to join in person.
• Additional fees IDR 190k will be applied for participants who want to take part in excursion.