Indonesia Tourism

  • Bird Market

    Wandering the Bird Market in Yogyakarta, it should be aforementioned once visiting Sultan Palace. The bird market offers a role in thought prestigious at Dominion. Once, it was the horse because of the main transportation. The second was Crees as a weapon, and the third was bird oversubscribed within the market as a measure of social standing. The market offers a range of birds with stunning looks and voices, additionally to the bird lover.

  • Kinahrejo Merapi

    Since Mount Merapi erupted in 2010, the atmosphere withinKinahrejo Merapi village modified drastically. It lies on the foot of Mount Merapi pyroclastic amendment once washed and exposed to vomit-hot material erupted in November 2010. Additionally, at a comparatively shut distance from Merapi, the realm is adjacent to the stream of the Gendol River wherever the material flow path of eruption is.

  • Tritis Cave

    Tritis cave is one of the famous Mary caves that lies in Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta. The Tritis cave is unique, natural, and equipped with stalactites and stalagmites as well. In this Tritis cave, pilgrims can pray in front of Mary's virgin statue while listening to the sound of bat screams and a trickle of water from the rocks.

  • Ambarawa Train Museum

    Ambarawa Train Museum lies in the small town of Ambarawa, which lies in the south part of Semarang City, Central Java province. This little town has a train museum built in 1873, at the time of the Prince William I period. The museum has several rooms: an office room, a passenger waiting room, an old loco collection, and a garden. Ambarawa Railway Museum locates on the slope of Mount Telomoyo, and it is about a 2.5 hour's drive from Yogyakarta.

  • Water Castle

    It is located approximately 500 meters south of the Yogyakarta Palace, Water Castle, also known as the Tamansari, is a stunning historical relic. Once, the complex served as a royal garden, recreation area, and meditation area for the Sultan and his family.

  • Ulen Sentalu Museum

    Ulen Sentalu Museum exists as indivisible as Kaswargan Park, the neighbourhood with historic sites and Territories functions. For example, Hastorenggo Guest Homes, engineered by Sultan Hamengkubuwono VII (1877-1921). The Wisma Kaliurang was maintained by National Consultative Commission. It was on The Independence Revolution land in 1945-1949. The Javanese culture art museum set within Yogyakarta and Ulen Sentalu museum starts from a love of family and raised batik textiles.

  • Jatiningsih

    Jatiningsih Mary cave is located in Klepu village, Sumber Arum Moyudan subdistrict, Sleman, Yogyakarta. It is about 20 km away from Yogyakarta city. Jatiningsih spring waters are a source of God's grace, which brings peaceful life. The holy place offers peace and is away from the bustle, making the cave of Mary Jatiningsih an option to get closer to God and offering fresh air surround. That makes visitors can pray in a quiet and relaxed atmosphere.

  • Gedongsongo Temple

    Gedongsongo Temple is a complex of Hindu temple heritage, which locates on the slope of Mount Ungaran. It is about 1200 meters above sea level and lies in Candi village, Ambarawa district, Central Java. The complex of Gedongsongo temple is a recreation park with a nice view, fresh air, and lovely scenery.

    The temple's material was made from andesite stone. There are seven temples in the first enshrinement complex called Gedong Pitoe. Standford Raffles discovered the Gedongsongo temple, and there are only seven temples in that area. They were another two temples found in the Gedongsongo area at the end.

  • Sultan Palace Jogja

    Sultan Palace Jogja is also called Karaton, Keraton, or Kraton, those words come from Keratuan, which means the place where the King lives. Simple clarification broader means each structure and buildings in Sultan Palace have a necessary meaning related to the essential of the Javanese philosophy of life. Significantly Sangkan Paraning Dumadi means the origin conjointly destination of the creature.

  • Ceto Temple

    Ceto Temple is also well known as Griya Asri means The Nice Building. Ceto temple lies in Ngargoyoso village, Karanganyar, Solo. The temple was made from andesite stone from the mountain nearby. The shape staircase steps consist of 8 levels of the stage. It consists of four square levels, and two levels are rectangular.

    They are some turtle statues at the front gate of the temple. The interesting part of this temple is the painting's presence on the one-page floor. Turtle-shaped swims with a circle on the backside with the head triangular.

  • Imogiri Royal Tomb

    Imogiri Royal Tomb advanced of the Mataram king and family located in Girirejo, Bantul, Yogyakarta. Sultan Agung created this cemetery in the years of 1632-1640 AD. Sultan Agung Hanyokrokusumo was the first king of Mataram and was buried there. It is set within the future of Imogiri to become his grave once his death. Up to the present Yogyakarta and Surakarta kings, who died are buried here. The innumerable native time tourists visit Imogiri Royal Tomb, where the pilgrimages enjoy the engaging scenery of Mount Seribu. In Suro Ceremony performs in step with the Javanese calendar cleansing "drained" Padasan Kong Enceh.

  • Lawangsih

    Lawangsih Mary cave is located on Menoreh hills, precisely in Patihombo, Purwosari village, Girimulyo district, Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta. Lawangsih cave entered the area of Pelemdukuh, Lady of Fatima the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish Nanggulan, Kevikepan Yogyakarta dan archdiocese Semarang.

  • Surakarta

    Surakarta is also called Solo, the second-largest city in Central Java province and the tenth-largest city in Indonesia. The city is one of the tourist destinations and has the slogan "The Spirit Of Java". It was expecting to build a view of Solo City as a Javanese cultural centre. On the east side of Solo is passed a river immortalized in the song titled Bengawan Solo. The lifestyle of the people here is similar to Yogyakarta, but Solo has a lot more buildings and is famous as a commercial city.

  • Malioboro

    Malioboro is the main street in Yogyakarta city, and it is linked between Sultan Palace, Tugu Monument, and therefore peak of Mount Merapi. Malioboro Street was shaped into the commercialism neck of the woods when Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono 1 developed a method of commercialism through the market in 1758.

  • Sukuh Temple

    Sukuh Temple is a Hindu temple with an impression of striking simplicity for visitors. The impression gained from the temple is quite different from the one obtained from the major temples in Central Java, such as Prambanan and Borobudur temples. Even the shape of the Sukuh temple is similar to the Maya cultural heritage building in Mexico or the cultural heritage of the Incas in South America. The structure of the Sukuh temple reminds the visitors of its shape like a pyramid in Egypt.

  • Parangtritis Beach

    Parangtritis Beach is on the south coast, it is about 27 km from Yogyakarta. The beach is a tourist attraction in Bantul Regency, Yogyakarta. Additionally alternative beaches, such as Glagah, Samas, Baron, Kukup, and Krakal beaches. Parangtritis Beach includes a distinctive landscape that is not available in alternative attractions besides the massive waves. There are sand mountains around the coasts referred to as dunes.

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