Yogyakarta is also a good base for a to the world's most impressive archeological site and famous for its rich heritage. This full day sightseeing tour bring you to explore Jogjakarta and part of the Central Java, features:
Kraton Yogyakarta Palace of Sultan Mataram
Kraton or the Palace where Sultan and his family of Yogyakarta live is located in the center of the axis stretching from the north to the south, and in the secondary axis from the east to the west. Kraton Palace where Sultan and his family of Yogyakarta live is located in the center of the axis stretching from the north to the south, and in the secondary axis from the east to the west. Get the memory back as you visit Taman Sari, known as water castle; this was once a splendid pleasure park of Palace, pool and waterways for the sultan and his entourage. The architect of this elaborate retreat built between 1758 and 1765 was a Portuguese from Batavia.
Malioboro Street & Bringharjo Market Favourite Tourist Visit In Yogyakarta
Malioboro Street History Enjoy shopping experience, hunting exclusive souvenirs of Jogja, you may walk on foot along the arcades of Malioboro Street. Beringharjo Market Traditional Modern Building has been functioning as a trading place since 1758. These two connected shopping area offer merchandise, ranging from batik, traditional snacks, Javanese herbs, Buddha effigy, rattan ornament, leather puppet, and handicrafts to the modern fashions and Jewelry.
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| Maliobro Street History and Shopping |
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| Beringharjo Market Classical Traditional |
Kotagede Site is inheritance of Old Mataram Kingdom. Located around 10 kilometers at the southeastern part of Yogyakarta city center, the area is now well known as Kotagede as the center of silver handicrafts in Yogyakarta. Keeping around 170 old buildings built in 1700 to 1930, "Kotagede is not only named Silver City but an Old Capital City"
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Kasongan Village Ceramic Handy Craft
Kasongan Village and Ceramic Handy Craft , Close look at ceramic handicrafts making that is done from generation to generation while hunting beautiful hand-made collections produced by skillful craftsmen.
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