Tag: Yogyakarta Tourist Attraction

Huge, stunning, holistic, and artful are words to describe the Kalasan temple. Built magnificently in Sleman, Yogyakarta, is one of the charms in the region. As one of the...

As a cultural city, Yogyakarta has many ancient temples to offer. One of the historical massive Hindu relics is the Prambanan Temple. Built as a tribute to Hindu Gods,...

Mr. Indra and Mrs. Yanti weren't really expecting anything more than a good chunk of customers. When they opened a restaurant at a beach in southern Yogyakarta. Indrayanti, that's...

Parangtritis Beach is like what Kuta Beach is to Bali. It is Yogyakarta’s number one beach, a top destination, especially for first-time tourists. The beach is prominent for its...

Kalibiru National Park is located at Menoreh Mountain, Kulonprogo Regency, Yogyakarta. The rolling hills host thick green forests with over 7 km trekking tracks. It wasn't always like this...

Gumuk Pasir Parangkusumo is a coastal sand dune located at Bantul, Yogyakarta. Parangkusumo sand dunes stretch for 2 km from Opak River to the famous Parangtritis Beach. It’s the...

Yogyakarta always has a special spot in traveler's hearts. The extraordinary Javanese culture, historical buildings, and the locals are the main reason. Surround by the active volcano, strong wave...

Amidst the plethora of beaches and various cultural sites in Yogyakarta. Tourists should not opt-out of a classic visit to the local zoo Gembira Loka zoo. The one and...

The Lost World Castle is not just a name. The park built in 2017, was literally sitting on a lost world – or village. The Lost World Castle Park...

Every year Yogyakarta gathers at Jogja National Museum for a contemporary art event called ART JOG. A melting pot of thoughts and ideas in the form of arts. That's...