2025 Special Region of Yogyakarta Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Borobudur, located in Central Java, Indonesia, is one of the largest Buddhist sites in the world. Built during the Sailendra Dynasty in the 8th to 9th centuries, this magnificent structure is composed of over 2 million volcanic stones, standing 42 meters tall in a stepped pyramid shape that symbolizes the Buddhist cosmology. The structure is divided into three realms: the Kamadhatu (base), Rupadhatu (square platforms), and Arupadhatu (circular platforms). As visitors ascend the spiral pathways, they pass by 2,600 relief panels and over 500 Buddha statues, which vividly depict the life of Buddha and the teachings of Buddhism. Historically, Borobudur was abandoned for centuries due to volcanic eruptions and the rise of Islam, buried under volcanic ash and jungle growth. It was rediscovered in the 19th century by British Governor Stamford Raffles. Starting in 1982, UNESCO and the Indonesian government collaborated on extensive restoration efforts, and in 1991, Borobudur was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Today, it stands not only as a sacred Buddhist site but also as a treasure of human civilization. ⸻ Travel Guide • Location: Central Java Province, Indonesia, approximately 40 km northwest of Yogyakarta • Transportation: Accessible by bus, private car, or guided tour; about 1.5 hours' drive • Opening Hours: 05:00–17:00 (Sunrise tickets require an additional purchase) • Must-See Highlights: • Intricate stone reliefs (depicting Buddha's life and Buddhist scriptures) • 72 bell-shaped stupas and the central main stupa at the top level • UNESCO World Heritage Site monument • Sunrise viewing platform, offering stunning views of stupas amidst morning mist • Tips: • Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and experience the most breathtaking sunrise • Respect the religious site by dressing modestly • Hire a guide or use an audio tour for deeper insights into the historical background

#September2025 The Castelo de Água do Sultanato de Yogyakarta, also known as Taman Sari Water Palace, was built in the 18th century by the Mataram Sultanate. It is a royal garden and fortification complex that blends Javanese and Portuguese architectural styles. Originally a resting place for the sultan and his concubines, the water palace encompasses bathing pools, gardens, underground passages, and prayer areas. The most popular attraction is the "Umbul Pasiraman" (Princess's Bath), where the azure waters complement the ancient stone walls, creating a mysterious and elegant atmosphere. Today, it's not only a historical and cultural heritage site, but also a must-see attraction in Yogyakarta, attracting photography enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike, offering a sense of transport back to the golden age of the sultanate. ⸻ Guidelines • Location: Jl. Taman, Kraton, Yogyakarta, Indonesia • Opening Hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM • Transportation: • Approximately a 15-minute walk from Yogyakarta Royal Palace (Kraton Yogyakarta) • Accessible by tuk-tuk (Becak) or taxi • Recommended Activities: • Visit the Princess' Bath, underground passages, and the remains of a hidden mosque • Explore a nearby traditional village to admire craftsmanship and purchase handmade souvenirs • Visit early in the morning or evening to avoid crowds and enjoy the softer lighting • Tips: • Wear comfortable shoes, as some areas require climbing stairs • Respect local religious culture and maintain a quiet atmosphere

The Javanese kebaya is a traditional garment originating from Java, Indonesia. The kebaya is a garment often worn by women and has distinctive characteristics in its design and style. A Javanese kebaya set typically refers to a complete set of traditional Javanese clothing, consisting of several components, including: 1. Kebaya: This is the top, often made of brocade or silk. The kebaya has a distinctive cut with long sleeves and an open front. 2. Batik Cloth: This is the fabric used as a skirt or shawl in a kebaya set. Batik cloth usually features beautiful traditional Javanese patterns. 3. Shawl (Selendang or Stagen): This is a long cloth used to wrap around the waist or decorate the hips. 4. Sarong: A sarong is worn as a lower body covering, often over the batik cloth. 5. Accessories: A Javanese kebaya set may also include accessories such as necklaces, bracelets, and headdresses that match the design of the outfit. The Javanese kebaya is a very graceful and elegant garment. Each region in Java may have slightly different kebaya styles and designs, with unique details and accents. The Javanese kebaya is often worn at various traditional ceremonies, weddings, and other special occasions in Java and throughout Indonesia. #solotravel #travel #jogja

For a trip to Yogya, one should pop by this place which entrance fee is less than 2$. One can see the Yogya landscape of clear mountains and waters, take some photos with photo spots and also see the local stone carvings of humans, dragons, etc.. Wear something comfortable as there are stairs to climbs. address Jl. Desa Lengkong, RT.02/RW.17, Gn. Sari, Sambirejo, Kec. Prambanan, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55572, Indonesia

In my Indonesia Island hopping trip, I visited this temple which is made of intrinsic stone carvings. One can tell why it is so packed as there are no other Hindu temples I visited which is so huge with strong history, surviving various natural disasters so far. cost:~$30 address: Jl. Raya Solo - Yogyakarta No.16, Kranggan, Bokoharjo, Kec. Prambanan, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55571, Indonesia

South Shore Jogja is one of the tourist destinations in Gunungkidul, south of the city of Jogja, which offers a million charms that are not easy to forget. Has a variety of interesting photo spots and also exciting facilities. The location of the club and open lounge South Shore Jogja is in Kapanewon Tepus, Gunungkidul Regency. Which if taken from the center of Yogyakarta City using a vehicle will only take approximately 2 hours of travel. Even though it can be reached by motorbike, it's even more comfortable if you drive to the Gunung Kidul area by car. South Shore is located between Ngandong Beach and Sadranan Beach. #newyearadventure #tripblazers #mytripvlog #yogyakarta

HeHa Sky View is one of the tourist destinations that offers the best views of the city of Yogyakarta and its surroundings "from the 2nd floor".Located in the hilly area of ​​Gunungkidul, HeHa Sky View is only 40 minutes from downtown Yogyakarta.HeHa Sky View provides a modern concept restaurant with a delicious menu and various food stalls. Besides being comfortable for hanging out,Heha also has many beautiful photo rides. The main attraction of Heha is the panoramic beauty from a height that is clearly visible.Standing on a hill, the architecture is made completely open. Like a large terrace.

If you wanna having steak dinner with your family, I would recommend this place. The restaurant is located around Alana Hotel and Convention Center Jogjakarta named is Double U Steak. With nice atmosphere both inside and outside you would probably like to having dinner more and more again. The place is comfortable and decorated quite well. The steak was cooked well very tender and juicy which the sides were tasty. Had the onion rings and wings as well and they were delicious. Super delicious steak with affordable price. I love to always back here. Servers were very friendly and helpful as well. Many various of drinks.. all is very delicious #foodie #yogyakarta #staycation #dinning #steakdinner #steakhouse #indonesiatravel

The best stay ever. The environment was pleasant and welcoming. Both check-in and check-out were professionally handled and easy. Friendly staff. Clean hotel. Beautiful atmosphere inside and outside around that part of the city. Walking distance to everything downtown. Beautiful rooms, great ambiance in the hotel dining room and bar. We didn’t eat so I can’t rate the food, although others looked like they were enjoying it! We will come again! I had a wonderful experience at the Journey Hotel. Every staff member I encountered, from the valet to the check- in to the cleaning staff were delightful and eager to help! Thank you! Will recommend to my colleagues! #holidayhotel #hotel #hoteldeals #hotelcation #hotelexperience #hotelview #villa #villas #goodplace #choicehomestay #goodhotel #romanticrestaurant#infinitypool

Malioboro Street in Yogyakarta This past Friday night, Malioboro Street, often called the "race" of Indonesia. I passed by it earlier, but there were street performances like belly dancing... It's a lively street. When I travel, I need a street like this to get me excited. It feels like a mix of Myeongdong and Dongdaemun. I exchanged money as soon as I arrived in Yogyakarta, but I regretted it after changing all my remaining dollars into rupiah. I don't spend much money, so why did I do that? When will I ever come back to Indonesia?; I can't exchange it back into dollars. Duty-free shops in Indonesia are 50% more expensive than in Korea. In developing countries, special consumption taxes and luxury taxes are high. There are mostly batik shops, and the restaurants are local eateries, along with a few brands like Pizza Hut. The souvenir shops are generally cheap. I bought a miniature drum set. Haha. If you take the alley to the right of the starting point of Malioboro, you'll find Sorowijaya Street, known as a traveler's street with cheap accommodations. To be honest, Malioboro is so crowded that there aren't many good places to stay. If I come back next time, I think I'll go to the Hyatt Regency, 8 kilometers away. It's beautifully built, like the Lijiang Hyatt, for around 90,000 won per night. This place is more of a local hangout than a tourist destination. Because it's a run-down neighborhood, there aren't many places for young people to hang out. It's similar to Daegu, with the exception of Dongseong-ro. Even if they do hang out, it's mostly window shopping and quick bites. There's practically no culture. And by 11 p.m., the cars and crowds are gone. That's why these kids are obsessed with social media, their only window to the world. If someone's watching, they'll be on Instagram, Facebook, or their local messenger. They also love taking and posting pictures. I once asked if the hijab was hot, and they said it was. Actually, it's more suited to the strong sun and sandstorms of the Middle East, not the humid Southeast Asia. So, it seems like a lot of people take it off. Incidentally, fewer and fewer young people are praying five times a day, as per the law, facing Mecca. The de-religionization of young people seems to be a global phenomenon. #SummerCapture #WithNature #UniqueHotel #MustSeeHistoricalPlaces

Sebelum Indonesia merdeka, Yogyakarta merupakan daerah yang mempunyai pemerintahan sendiri atau disebut Zelfbestuurlandschappen/Daerah Swapraja, yaitu Kasultanan Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat dan Kadipaten Pakualaman. Kasultanan Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat didirikan oleh Pangeran Mangkubumi yang bergelar Sultan Hamengku Buwono I pada tahun 1755, sedangkan Kadipaten Pakualaman didirikan oleh Pangeran Notokusumo (saudara Sultan Hamengku Buwono II) yang bergelar Adipati Paku Alam I pada tahun 1813. Pemerintah Hindia Belanda mengakui Kasultanan, dan Pakualaman sebagai kerajaan dengan hak mengatur rumah tangganya sendiri yang dinyatakan dalam kontrak politik. Kontrak politik yang terakhir Kasultanan tercantum dalam Staatsblaad 1942 Nomor 47, sedangkan kontrak politik Pakualaman dalam Staatsblaad 1941 Nomor 577. Eksistensi kedua kerajaan tersebut telah mendapat pengakuan dari dunia internasional, baik pada masa penjajahan Belanda, Inggris, maupun Jepang. Ketika Jepang meninggalkan Indonesia, kedua kerajaan tersebut telah siap menjadi sebuah negara sendiri yang merdeka, lengkap dengan sistem pemerintahannya (susunan asli), wilayah, dan penduduknya. Setelah Proklamasi Kemerdekaan Republik Indonesia (RI), Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwana IX dan Sri Paku Alam VIII menyatakan kepada Presiden RI, bahwa Daerah Kasultanan Yogyakarta, dan Daerah Pakualaman menjadi wilayah Negara RI, bergabung menjadi satu kesatuan yang dinyatakan sebagai Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta (DIY). Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwana IX dan Sri Paku Alam VIII sebagai Kepala Daerah, dan Wakil Kepala Daerah bertanggung jawab langsung kepada Presiden RI. #summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

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Yokohama , which is more worthy of punching than Bali, travels to Indonesia. Compared with Bali, I admire a city like Yogyakarta. The impression of Yogyakarta is very quiet. Harmony, you can walk slowly on the path and experience the artistic life of the Indonesian style in a carriage. Yogyakarta's attractions are very concentrated, and the is basically in a small area in the city center, and I feel that I can walk around. The most striking thing in the city is the palace complex, which is also the biggest attraction in the city. Yogya is the most historic city in Indonesia. It is the cradle of Javanese culture and the largest city. It is an important economic and educational center. Therefore, it is also said that Yogyakarta is one of the most worthwhile cities to visit. Compared with the ultra-hot cities of Bali, visitors to Yogyakarta are not so many tourists in the urban area. You can experience the local customs here. Yogya has a very famous attraction, and it is also ranked first in the number of punching spots, the world's largest Buddhist temple group, Borobudur. Legend has it that this ancient Eastern miracle was concealed by local volcanoes because it lost people's beliefs, and then reappeared in people's field of vision because of faith. Every year, millions of people come here for the sake of its appearance, and can see a sunrise here, which is said to be one of the luckiest things in life. Of course, in addition to the famous attractions, what you can't miss in Yogyakarta is the batik. Every time you go out, you buy a lot of gifts, but you can do something that is hard to get. The batik in Yogyakarta is a famous local handicraft. You can record everything you saw in Yogyakarta, write it by waxing, write your own name, and become the most unique gift. Attractions

Actually, two days in Yogyakarta isn't enough. But for those who can't take time off and can only afford weekends, two days can be maximized. Yesterday, I left Bandung on Friday night and arrived in Yogyakarta early. I went straight to Ngasem Market for a culinary tour; the food was delicious, but there was quite a queue. Then, I went to Taman Sari and took some photos. Then I bought gelato at Tempo Gelato, went back to my accommodation, took a shower, and got ready for the Ramayana Ballet Prambanan. Then, I ate at Jogja's trendy cafe, 'Kopi Ndalem'. The next day, I continued to Puncak Segoro and Gesing Wonderland, and the place was beautiful. Although the trip was long, I was very satisfied. Then I went to Prambanan Temple and that evening, I strolled around Malioboro while eating. Then, I took the train back to Bandung ✨ #tripsandtricks #Itineraryjogja #Yogyakarta #Wilsatayogyakarta

Borobudur, located in Central Java, Indonesia, is one of the largest Buddhist monuments in the world and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. Built between the 8th and 9th centuries, it is constructed from over two million volcanic stone blocks, showcasing the architectural and religious wisdom of the ancient Javanese kingdom. The structure symbolizes the Buddhist cosmology: the lower square terraces represent the realm of desire, the middle square platforms symbolize the realm of form, and the upper circular terraces represent the formless realm. Visitors can ascend the nine levels of stone steps to admire over 2,600 intricate relief panels depicting the life of Buddha and Buddhist scriptures. At the top, 72 bell-shaped stupas encircle the central stupa, creating a breathtaking sight. At dawn, the sunrise and mist enveloping Borobudur add a mystical charm, earning it the reputation as a must-see wonder of a lifetime. Guide • Location: Central Java Province, Indonesia, approximately 40 km from Yogyakarta • Transportation: Accessible by bus, private car, or tour group; about 1.5 hours by car • Opening hours: 05:00–17:00 (Sunrise tickets require an additional purchase) • Highlights: • UNESCO World Heritage Site commemorative plaque • Intricate Buddhist stone carvings and reliefs • Bell-shaped stupas and central stupa at the top level • Magnificent sunrise views • Tips: • Morning visits are ideal for cooler weather and avoiding crowds • Hiring a guide or renting an audio tour is recommended for a deeper understanding of Buddhist cosmology and historical context • Respect the religious atmosphere by dressing and behaving appropriately

Borobudur is Indonesia's most iconic Buddhist site and the largest Buddhist monument in the world. Located about 40 kilometers northwest of Yogyakarta, it was built in the 8th to 9th centuries using over 2 million volcanic stones. Standing 42 meters tall, it symbolizes the Buddhist cosmology. The structure consists of nine levels from the base to the top, and visitors ascending the stone steps will pass by over 2,600 intricately carved stone reliefs depicting the life and teachings of Buddha. The topmost level features 72 bell-shaped stupas, each housing a seated Buddha statue, with a grand central stupa towering above. Climbing Borobudur at dawn to witness the interplay of mountains and morning mist is hailed as one of life's must-see spectacles. Guide • Location: Central Java, Indonesia, 40 kilometers north of Yogyakarta • Transportation: Take the TransJogja bus to Jombor, then transfer to a minibus; or save time by hiring a car or joining a tour • Opening Hours: 05:00–17:00 (additional ticket required for sunrise entry) • Highlights: • Exquisite Buddhist stone reliefs • Bell-shaped stupas on the top level • Magnificent sunrise (highly recommended) • Tips: • Morning visits are most comfortable, avoiding the midday heat • Dress modestly to respect the religious atmosphere • Consider hiring a local guide or renting an audio guide for deeper historical insights

Borobudur, located northwest of Yogyakarta in Indonesia, is the world's largest Buddhist monument. Built between the 8th and 9th centuries, it consists of over two million volcanic stones and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982. The structure is shaped like a massive stupa and is divided into nine levels: the square base symbolizes the realm of desire, the middle square platforms represent the realm of form, and the upper circular platforms signify the formless realm. Ascending the circular staircases, visitors can admire over 2,600 intricate reliefs depicting Buddhist teachings and stories. The top level features 72 bell-shaped stupas surrounding a grand central stupa. Witnessing the stone towers and surrounding volcanoes emerge from the morning mist at dawn is a breathtaking experience cherished by countless travelers. ⸻ Guide • Location: Central Java Province, Indonesia, approximately 40 km from Yogyakarta • Transportation: • Bus (TransJogja to Jombor, then transfer to local minibus) • Alternatively, opt for car rentals or join a tour for convenience • Opening Hours: 05:00–17:00 (early morning visits highly recommended) • Highlights: • Stone relief carvings (Buddhist stories and teachings) • Bell-shaped stupas at the top level • Sunrise viewing (requires additional ticket) • Tips: • Dress modestly; avoid overly revealing attire • Visit in the early morning for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds • Purchase tickets in advance to avoid sold-out peak times.

Pintu Masuk Candi Prambanan serves as the main entrance to the Prambanan Temple complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is where visitors begin their exploration of this historical treasure. Upon entering, one is immediately enveloped by a solemn and majestic atmosphere. The entrance plaza is equipped with ticket counters, simple guide maps, and resting areas, allowing visitors to prepare before venturing further. As you step into the park, you'll first encounter expansive greenery and stone sculptures, gradually leading you towards the magnificent main temple complex. Though the entrance design is not extravagant, its symbolic significance is profound, acting as a gateway through time that transports visitors from the modern era to the ancient Javanese civilization of the 9th century. Many visitors pause here to take photos, capturing the moment they step into this heritage site. ⸻ Guide • Location: East of Yogyakarta, main entrance to the Prambanan Temple complex • Tickets: Purchase at the entrance ticket booth or book online to avoid queues • Facilities: • Ticket counters, restrooms, souvenir shops • Some stalls offering traditional Indonesian snacks • Tips: • Visit in the morning or evening to avoid the scorching heat • Arrive early during peak times, especially for sunset viewing • Rent audio guides or hire a tour guide for a deeper understanding of the historical background

#September2025 The Prambanan Temple Compounds, located on the eastern outskirts of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, are one of Southeast Asia's most spectacular Hindu temple complexes. Built in the 9th century, they are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Originally comprising approximately 240 temples, the complex now boasts three well-preserved core temples: the 47-meter-tall Shiva Temple, the Vishnu Temple, and the Brahma Temple, representing the three main Hindu deities. The temples' exteriors are intricately carved, meticulously depicting stories from the epic Ramayana, creating a magnificent and sacred scene. At dusk, the spires silhouetted against the setting sun create a stunning photo op. At night, visitors can enjoy the Ramayana dance performance adjacent to the complex, recreating ancient legends through dance and music. It's a wonderful way to experience Indonesian culture and religious spirit. ⸻ Guidelines • Location: Approximately 17 kilometers east of Yogyakarta, Indonesia • Transportation: • TransJogja bus line 1A goes directly to Prambanan Station • Chartering a car or joining a tour is more convenient • Opening hours: 6:00 AM–5:00 PM • Highlights: • Three major temples (Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma) • Stone carvings of the Ramayana • Sunset silhouettes and nighttime dance performances • Tips: • Sunscreen is recommended due to the hot weather • The temple grounds are large, so please wear comfortable shoes • Tickets for the dance performance must be booked in advance

#SeptemberDestinations2025 Located in the eastern suburbs of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, Prambanan is Southeast Asia's most magnificent Hindu temple complex. Built in the 9th century, it is now a World Heritage Site. The complex is best represented by its three towering main temples: the Shiva Temple, the Vishnu Temple, and the Brahma Temple, representing the three main Hindu deities. The Shiva Temple stands a majestic 47 meters tall. The temple walls are decorated with vivid carvings depicting stories from the Indian epic Ramayana. During the day, admire the magnificent carvings, while at dusk, capture the stunning sunset shimmering over the towering spires. At night, enjoy the "Ramayana Dance Drama" near the complex, recreating the epic legend through music and dance. This fusion of religion and art adds an unforgettable experience to your visit. ⸻ Guidelines • Location: Approximately 17 kilometers east of Yogyakarta, Indonesia • Transportation: • Take TransJogja bus line 1A to Prambanan station • Alternatively, charter a bus or join a local tour group for a more convenient and time-saving experience • Opening hours: 6:00 AM–5:00 PM • Recommended activities: • Visit the three major temples and the rock carvings • Photograph sunset silhouettes • Watch the Ramayana dance performance at night (tickets must be booked in advance) • Tips: • Wear comfortable shoes, as the temple grounds are large and require walking. • Wear sunscreen and stay hydrated, as the weather can be hot during the day.

Prambanan is Indonesia's largest and most spectacular Hindu temple complex, located on the outskirts of Yogyakarta. Built in the 9th century, it has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The complex consists of over 200 temples of varying sizes, with the centerpiece being the towering 47-meter Shiva Temple, symbolizing the forces of destruction and rebirth. Flanking it are the Vishnu Temple and Brahma Temple, forming a solemn trinity. The intricately carved stone walls depict scenes from the Indian epic Ramayana, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and grandeur. At dusk, the setting sun casts a dreamy silhouette over the spires. Beyond historical exploration, visitors can enjoy the famous Ramayana Ballet near the complex at night, where mythology is brought to life through music and dance, offering a profound experience of Javanese culture and religious spirit. ⸻ Guide • Location: Approximately 17 km east of Yogyakarta, Indonesia • Transportation: • Take TransJogja Bus Route 1A from Yogyakarta city center to Prambanan Station • Alternatively, hire a car or join a local day tour for more convenience • Opening Hours: 06:00–17:00 • Must-See Highlights: • Shiva Temple, Vishnu Temple, Brahma Temple • Stone carvings of the Ramayana • Sunset silhouettes + nighttime ballet performances • Tips: • Bring a hat and sunscreen during hot seasons • Wear comfortable shoes as the temple area requires extensive walking • Reserve tickets in advance for the ballet performance

#indonesiatrip Kopi Hoja Mie & Yu in Yogyakarta is a charming eatery that beautifully marries the rich flavors of Indonesian cuisine with a passion for artisanal coffee. Located on Jl. Raya Prawirotaman No. 22, this cozy spot is easily accessible and offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for casual dining or a coffee break. The menu features a delightful array of noodle dishes, each crafted with fresh, quality ingredients, alongside a selection of expertly brewed coffee. The signature mie dishes are particularly noteworthy, boasting rich flavors and a perfect balance of textures that leave diners craving more. The attentive staff at Kopi Hoja enhance the experience with their friendly service and willingness to help you choose the ideal dish or drink. The cafe's ambiance is further complemented by its stylish decor, making it a great spot for both social gatherings and solo visits. Whether you're looking to savor a hearty noodle bowl or enjoy a cup of coffee while soaking in the atmosphere, Kopi Hoja Mie & Yu is a must-visit destination in Yogyakarta that promises a delightful culinary experience.

#indonesiatrip Bokopi Prambanan, located within the historic Ratu Boko Palace complex, offers a delightful blend of cultural heritage and modern café vibes. The café’s outdoor seating area provides stunning views of Prambanan Temple, Mount Merapi, and the city of Yogyakarta, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying the sunset. The menu features a variety of delicious beverages and snacks, perfect for both casual hangouts and special occasions. The friendly and attentive staff ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, Bokopi Prambanan is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to unwind amidst historical grandeur. You can find Bokopi Prambanan at Jalan Prambanan – Piyungan, approximately six kilometers from Prambanan Temple and seventeen kilometers from Yogyakarta city center.

It feels like it's been a long time since we first visited LUMI Coffee, at that time we chose to sit in the air-conditioned indoor room because it was raining, providing an outside view from the typical LUMI window. It seems that after a long time, LUMI coffee is now greeting us with a new face and a new atmosphere. Starting from the front, what used to be fully outdoor now has a transparent roof which means you can still enjoy the outside area without worrying about getting caught in the rain. In addition, the trees are quite shady even though they are not too big, making LUMI coffee more lively and refreshing. Apart from that, there are also many concrete seats that you can choose from. Entering the room there are many changes, especially in the bar and seating which is more comfortable for those of you who want to work at LUMI, we like that they have retained the side windows so you can still enjoy the outside area. Well, there is a new area right next to what used to be a garden, now it has become a full outdoor area with a little shade in the middle. While enjoying the new atmosphere at LUMI yesterday we tried the 2 variant menu of mocktails & iced coffee with milk, apart from that we also tried snacks and main courses which you can try. As usual, menu details are on the last slide! LUMI Coffee @lumi.coffee 10:00 - 24:00 JI. Sukoharjo No.8, Sanggrahan, Condongcatur, Depok, Sleman

When I passed Jalan Tasura, I was always curious about this awor, I thought, was this just the office & showroom or could you also have coffee? Eh, when I found out, it turns out that this is indeed the headquarter of @awor.coffee and the showroom @awor.coffeegear and you can also drink coffee like at the other awor! So, besides coffee, as the name suggests, you can also look for coffee equipment and supplies, from manual brew tools to coffee machines! They also provide bar set-up for those of you who want to open a coffee shop. No wonder there are so many coffee machines lined up. To make the place quite compact and comfortable, there is an indoor AC area with a long sharing table complete with proper chairs & sockets and there is a semi-indoor at the back where you can relax. The menus are also not different from other awor Promo info check Instagram @awor.coffee! Come on, just come and see! Awor Espresso & Coffee Gear @awor.coffee @awor.coffeegear 08:00 23:00 JI. Tasura, Maguwoharjo, Sleman, Yogyakarta

Jakal really can't sit still. Not long ago, this new coffee shop opened, and now there's a cute, aesthetic bakehouse. Actually, I've been curious about this for a while, so yesterday, while riding my Yamaha Grand Fillano, we decided to stop by. The location is really strategic. If you pass by Jakal, you'll probably already know this place. It's right in front of Hokben Jakal. The concept is classic vintage with a modern, minimalist touch. It's aesthetically pleasing. It's not just aesthetics! Their products are well-served, and besides their variety of cakes and pastries, they also have coffee! Perfect for those who love pairing coffee with cakes and pastries. For those of you who want takeout, you can too. Yesterday we bought some for takeout. Luckily, we used Fillano. It's hassle-free carrying around, has ample legroom, enough for a bag, and the trunk is spacious. #Filano #ClassyYamaha #ClassyEasyEveryday Decolta Bakehouse Jakal @decolta_bakehouse 09:00 — 21:00 JI. Kaliurang KM 5, Sleman, Yogyakarta

#favouritecafe Dancing Flour in Yogyakarta is a delightful cafe that stands out with its unique offerings of sourdough bread and pempek, a traditional Indonesian fish cake. The cafe’s aesthetic decor and cozy atmosphere make it a perfect spot for cafe hoppers looking to enjoy a relaxed and enjoyable dining experience. The friendly staff and the variety of delicious baked goods and savory dishes ensure that there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty meal or a light snack, Dancing Flour provides a memorable culinary experience in a charming setting.