Feel the warm atmosphere of the city of Yogyakarta
It is located at the foot of Mount Merapi and is close to Borobudur and Prambanan temples. The city also offers great beaches and historical structures.

The city is home to numerous cultural events. You can enjoy gamelan orchestra concerts, dance performances, and maca pat readings. You can also take a photo shoot if you're feeling creative. Yogyakarta's quaint old town is one of the best places to experience the vibrant arts and crafts scene. You'll be surrounded by quaint courtyards and artist workshops.

Yogyakarta is a city that has a population of 400,000. It's different from other big cities like Jakarta, where there's high traffic. Yogyakarta residents feel comfortable driving rental cars, but they also prefer riding traditional modes of transportation. They use bicycles, horse carts, pedicabs, and other means of transportation. Many residents even opt to walk in the city. The lack of traffic means that it's safe and easy to walk around the city.

Malioboro famous for friendly city cuisine history
Malioboro, a district of Yogyakarta, is renowned for its friendly city cuisine and a variety of street food stalls. The area is also conveniently located near the Tugu Railway Station. You can take a “becak” (pedicab) or a horse-drawn cart to reach the district.

Known primarily as a shopping street, Malioboro is also rich in history and culture. The street's name is said to derive from the name of a British governor, Marlborough. Today, it is the most famous shopping avenue in the city. There are countless local artists and trinkets for sale. It is a must for tourists and locals alike.