For first-time visitors to Taman Sari, there's no need to worry; there are plenty of tour guides available to explain the history and attractions. The grounds are very clean and comfortable.

Lots of content for barely any money. Be careful since it's quite hot outside.

For beginners, a guide is a must if you don't want to wander around, and it makes exploring the places easier. You'll learn history and even have your photo taken.

Okay, good. The place is very historic.

Interesting architecture and an eye-opener. But hard to navigate around without many signs in English for foreigners trying to figure out where to go. Having signs for a recommended visiting route would be much better.

It was great! We learned a lot. The show was great too! And there were lots of photo spots.

Recommendations for buying online and exchanging tickets are very easy and simple.

I came here on the weekend, it was really nice, but it was a bit crowded and hot… but it made up for it because it was really nice and the entrance ticket was really cheap.

It was really fun, you can learn about the history and there are lots of photo spots too.

A fun historical tour. It would be even better if there were a sign in front of the building explaining its history.

A historical place that must be visited.

Good, good service, pleasant.

A very balanced Arts and Recreation

The staff at the location were friendly and very helpful when exchanging tickets, so we didn't have to wait in line.

Thank God, it's according to the order, hopefully it will be successful.

It's quite a fun place to visit, with lots of cool photo spots. However, when we went there, the underground well was closed, so it felt like something was missing.

Very nice and has a great story that kids can learn. Only suggestion to put more information so we can slowly enjoy the ambiance. The local guide was great, they were very knowledgeable.

Our guide is extraordinary, well-known of the heritage. Thank you, Bapak!

Ticket exchange is easy, and the ride is perfect for a morning visit. Besides learning about history, there are plenty of aesthetic photo spots. There's also a tour guide (additional fee) who helps explain the ride and capture the moment.

We initially didn't want to use a tour guide, so we just wanted to go on our own. Then, as soon as we arrived, we took some photos, and the gentlemen on duty helped us take them, and the results were amazing. The tour guide charged us 100,000 Rupiah, so we asked for a fair price from the start. He explained the route in detail, and took the best photos for us as souvenirs. If it weren't for the gentleman, we would have ended up in a local's house.