Executive Summary
Central Java & DIY Tourism is Poised for Growth.
With over a millennia of Hindu and Buddhist heritage, Central Zone Java & DIY is well-known among domestic and international travelers. Tourism in the area has begun to recover and recorded more than 25 M tourist visits in 2021. By 2024 number of tourist visits in the area is expected to fully recover to pre-Covid levels (namely +3 M in 2019).
High accessibility to the area is contributing to the recovery and growth of tourism sector in Central Java & DIY. At > 1,000 Km long, the Trans-Java Toll Road connects Central Java to West Java and East Java. Being only 7.5 hour drive time from Jakarta, this land route is the most popular choice among domestic travelers – the dominant market segment.
The new Yogyakarta International Airport with 13x more passenger capacity than the former Adi Sutjipto Airport is also expected to propel tourism growth. Four higher education institutions offering Hospitality and Tourism majors provide a well-qualified work-force at competitive hiring rates.
Over 1 M MSMEs further enrich the local tourism ecosystem in Central Java & DIY.
Borobudur Highland – a Secluded Haven Amid Coniferous Forest.
At an altitude of 1,000 meters above sea level, Borobudur Highland offers a moderate tropical climate coupled with breathtaking views. Borobudur Highland is located within the vicinity of several iconic tourist attractions such as Borobudur Temple and Prambanan Temple.
In this Investment Memorandum, we showcase a prime 50 Ha area (Exclusive Resort Zone) within the 309 Ha Borobudur Highland locality. This 50 Ha area is divided into 11 lots designated for the development of luxury hotels and resort facilities.
” Developing a sustainable and low impact nature-based tourism which supports vibrant communities and builds strong local communities ”
In general, basic amenities and infrastructure are well-developed in Java as compared to other islands. BOB is committed to build access road and basic infrastructure to and within the Borobudur Highland footprint.
Phase 1 construction will permit both-way access to the Exclusive Resort Zone from Kulon Progo by mid 2024, whereupon large-scale construction projects can then commence going forward. Looking beyond the immediate future, BOB will develop access from Purworejo in parallel with the buildout of other zones. The entire development is estimated to be completed within 10 years.
“Tranquility at ±1,000 MASL, a pristine and magnificent coniferous-forest awaits…”
Premium Location with at least USD 10M
(estimated total room revenue per year)
Highly Accessible and Strategically Positioned.
1.1 hour
Flight from Jakarta to YIA or JOG
There are 4 airports within the vicinity of Borobudur Highland. The closest are YIA (Yogyakarta International Airport) and JOG (Adi Sutjipto Airport).
Both are about 1.5 hour’s drive from Borobudur Highland.
6.5 hour
Train ride from Jakarta to Yogyakarta
Yogyakarta Railway Station acts as a hub for inbound and outbound commercial train services to/from the major metro areas of Jakarta, Bandung, and Surabaya.
7.5 hour
Drive time from Jakarta to Yogyakarta
The 1,167 km Trans-Java Toll Road runs from the North-Western end of Java to the Eastern end of the island, connecting many intermediate cities and providing a fully-integrated transport network.
“Borobudur Highland is surrounded by several iconic tourist attractions”
Several luxury hotels and resorts and have been built to provide a rich visitor experience within the Borobudur area. The combination of world class accommodations and beautiful natural tourism activities, make visitors willing to spend deeply.
In 2022, several events have been held which attracted thousands of tourists – in spite of space and accommodation limitations.
With an area of more than 300 hectares, Borobudur Highland has great scope for further development.
“Located near major tourist destinations, the Borobudur Highlands will benefit from the large tourist base in the area”
This competitive advantage will be combined with the concept of sustainable tourism which emphasizes environmental, social and cultural sustainability.
What We Offer
Basic Infrastructures
Infrastructure and public facilities worth IDR 350 B (USD 22.4 M) are being prepared to support the tourism area.
Accessibility
Widen the bothboth-way access road to Borobudur Highland in order to facilitate construction work and to enhance the visitor experienceexperience.
Public Facilities
Build public facilities such as an amphitheater, public parks, green open spaces, and treetop walks.
Local Communities Collaboration
Educate local residents to leverage the advantages flowing from tourism activities and to embrace MSMEs in order to grow together.
Basic In frasrastructure
Build critical network elements – road transport, electricity and water supply – from the entrance to within Zones H1 to H11 in order to activate those areas.
Basic services
Provide clean water, electricity, waste management, water treatment and security protection facilities.
Branding
Increase brand awareness through social media channels and staging periodic events such as orchestra performances, painting competitions, and bike trailing.
