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• Paket Wisata Jogja
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Pilihan Paket Wista Jogja 1 Hari

Paket wisata a, paket wisata b.

Jenis Mobil/Harga

Avanza | Xenia | Brio : 500k Yaris | Jazz : 550k Innova Reborn :650k Elf Short :850k Elf Long :1200k Hiace :1100k Bus medium :2000k Big bus :3000k

Tujuan Wisata (Satu Arah Tujuan)

• Pantai Glagah | Kebun Bunga Matahari | Pantai Goa Cemara | Gumuk Pasir | Centra Oleh Oleh Jogja
• Puthuk Stumbu | Gereja Ayam | Candi Borobudur | Lava tour Merapi |Centra Oleh Oleh Jogja
• Agro wisata Bhumi Merapi| Uleni sentalu | Merapi Park | Kopi Klotok Pakem |Centra Oleh Oleh Jogja
• Kraton Jogja | Istana Air Tamansari | Gumuk Pasir | Queen Of The Resort |Centra Oleh Oleh Jogja
• Bukit Klangon Merapi | Candi Plaosan | Tebing Breksi | Candi Ijo | Centra Oleh Oleh Jogja
• Jurang Tembelan | Rumah Batu Songgo Langit | Air Terjun Sri Getuk | Goa Pindul | Centra Oleh Oleh Jogja
• Candi Borobudur | Up Side Down World Jogja | Candi Prambanan | Tebing Breksi | Centra Oleh Oleh Jogja
• Kraton Jogja | Water Castle Taman Sari | Hutan Pinus | Parangtritis | Centra Pabrik Bakpia Jogja
• CandiPrambanan | Candi Ratu Boko | Tebing Breksi | Candi Ijo | Centra Pabrik Bakpia Jogja
• Gumuk pasir |Pantai Depok |Pantai Parangtritis |Queen of the Resort | Centra Oleh Jogja
• Persawahan Songgo Langit | Rumah Hobbit | Tebing Breksi | Abhayagiri Restaurant | Centra Oleh Jogja
• Kebun Buah Mangunan |Hutan Pinus Mangunan | Tebing Breksi | Candi Ijo | Centra Oleh Jogja
• Candi Borobudur | Ulen Sentalu | Merapi Park | Lavatour Merapi | Centra Pembuatan Bakpia
• Merapi Park | Ulen Sentalu | The Lost World Castle | Tebing Breksi | Centra Pembuatan Bakpia
• Merapi Park | Lava tour | Raminten | Upside-down | Candi Prambanan | oleh oleh khas Jogja
• Jurang Tembelan | Rumah Hobbit | Hutan Pinus | Cave Tubing Goa Pindul | oleh oleh khas Jogja
• Lava tour | Candi Prambanan | Candi Boko | Tebing Breksi | oleh oleh Bakpia Pathuk
• Kalibiru | Pule Payung | Bambu Air Waduk Sermo | oleh oleh Bakpia Pathuk
• Kebun Buah Mangunan | Songgo Langit, Rumah Hobbit | Puncak Becici | Bukit Panguk
• Candi Borobudur | Candi Pawon | Candi Mendut | Ketep Pas | Candi Boko | Kaliurang | Lava Tour kaliadem
• Lava Tour | Perak Prossesing | Batik Prossesing | Candi Boko | Pantai Parangtritis
• Tamansari | Sumur Gemuling | Kalibiru | Pule Payung | Centra Oleh Jogja
• Candi Abang | Tebing Breksi | Candi Prambanan | Umbul Sigedang | Centra Oleh Jogja
• Museum Ullen sentalu | Merapi Park | Merapi lavatour | Bukit Klangon Merapi | Candi Prambanan |Centra Oleh Jogja
• Kraton Jogja | Tamansari | Candi Prambanan | Tebing Breksi | Candi Ratu Boko | Centra Oleh Jogja
• Candi Prambanan | Keraton Jogja | Pantai Parangtritis | Alun alun Selatan Jogja
• Gembira loka | Waterboom | Alun alun kidul | Taman Lampion
• Durasi 12 jam
• Private Car | Air Conditioner | Driver | BBM

Avanza | Xenia | Brio : 550k Yaris | Jazz : 600k Innova Grand New : 700k Innova Reborn :800k Elf Short :1200k Elf Long :1450k Hiace :1400k Bus medium :1800k Big bus :2800k

Tujuan Wisata

• Caving Goa Pindul | Kebun Bunga Celosia | P Timang | P Wediombo | Centra Oleh Oleh Jogja
• Caving Goa Pindul | Pantai Timang | Pantai Wedi Ombo | Bukit Bintang | Centra Oleh Jogja
• Pantai Sundak | Pantai Krakal | Pantai Kukup | Pantai Baron |
• Goa Pindul | Pantai Baron | Pantai Timang | Bukit Bintang | oleh oleh Bakpia Pathuk
• Pantai Indrayanti | Puncak Becici | Hutan Pinus Mangunan | Jurang Tembelan | Centra Pembuatan Bakpia
• Mangunan | Puncak Becici | Srigetuk | Pantai Kukup | oleh oleh Bakpia Pathuk
• Gua Pindul | Pantai Indrayanti | Pantai Kukup | Pantai Krakal | Pantai Baron | Bukit Bintang

Pilihan Paket Wisata Jogja 2 Day 1 Night

Candi Borobudur Museum Merapi Wisata Lava Tour Merapi Candi Prambanan Malioboro Kraton Jogja Taman Sari Alun Alun Selatan Pusat Oleh-oleh Jogja

Harga Paket Hotel Bintang 2

2 Pax : 1.270 /orang 3 Pax : 1.090 / orang 4 – 5 Pax : 981/orang 6 – 7 Pax : 920/orang 8 – 11 Pax : 875/orang 12 – 15 Pax : 848 / orang 16 – 17 Pax : 830 / orang 18 – 23 Pax : 810 / orang 24 – 30 Pax : 783 / orang

Harga Paket Hotel Bintang 3

2 Pax : 1..365 /orang 3 Pax : 1.190 / orang 4 – 5 Pax : 1.080 / orang 6 – 7 Pax : 1.020 / orang 8 – 11 Pax : 980 / orang 12 – 15 Pax : 950 / orang 16 – 17 Pax : 934 / orang 18 – 23 Pax : 915 / orang 24 – 30 Pax : 877 / orang

✓ Transport AC ✓ Pemandu Wisata/ Guide (group) ✓ Hotel sesuai Pilihan 1 malam ✓ Air Mineral 1 Hari 1x ✓ Makan sesuai Program ✓ Tiket Masuk Obyek Wisata ✓ Penjemputan dan pengantaran di Bandara / Stasiun / Terminal

Pilihan Paket Wista Jogja 3 Day 2 Night

Nglanggeran goa pindul Pantai Indrayanti Bukit bintang Kalibiru Candi Borobudur Ketep Pass Malioboro Kraton Jogja Taman Sari De Mata Pusat Oleh-oleh Jogja

2 Pax : 1.270 /orang 2 Pax : 1880 /orang 3 Pax : 1645 / orang 4 – 5 Pax : 1518 / orang 6 – 7 Pax : 1555 / orang 8 – 11 Pax : 1465 / orang 12 – 15 Pax : 1407 / orang 16 – 17 Pax : 1362 / orang 18 – 23 Pax : 1255 / orang 24 – 30 Pax : 1210 / orang

2 Pax : 2080 /orang 3 Pax : 1795 / orang 4 – 5 Pax : 1667 / orang 6 – 7 Pax : 1625 / orang 8 – 11 Pax : 1610 / orang 12 – 15 Pax : 1557 / orang 16 – 17 Pax : 1475 / orang 18 – 23 Pax : 1398 / orang 24 – 30 Pax : 1378 / orang

Candi Borobudur Candi Mendut Ketep Pass Kaliurang Wisata Lava Tour Merapi Candi Prambanan Malioboro Kraton Jogja Taman Sari Alun Alun Selatan Pusat Oleh-oleh Jogja

2 Pax : 1880 /orang 3 Pax : 1640 / orang 4 – 5 Pax : 1488 / orang 6 – 7 Pax : 1423 / orang 8 – 11 Pax : 1340/ orang 12 – 15 Pax : 1227 / orang 16 – 17 Pax : 1227 / orang 18 – 23 Pax : 1170 / orang 24 – 30 Pax : 1143 / orang

Kebun buah Mangunan Wisata hutan Pinus Candi Prambanan Candi Ratu Boko Karst Tubing Kalibiru Hutan Mangrove Pantai Glagah Candi Borobudur Malioboro Pusat Oleh-oleh Jogja

2 Pax : 1830 /orang 3 Pax : 1640 / orang 4 – 5 Pax : 1534 / orang 6 – 7 Pax : 1460 / orang 8 – 11 Pax : 1385 / orang 12 – 15 Pax : 1327 / orang 16 – 17 Pax : 1280 / orang 18 – 23 Pax : 1255/ orang 24 – 30 Pax : 1223/ orang

2 Pax : 2080 /orang 3 Pax : 1790 / orang 4 – 5 Pax : 1638 / orang 6 – 7 Pax : 1573 / orang 8 – 11 Pax : 1490 / orang 12 – 15 Pax : 1427 / orang 16 – 17 Pax : 1377 / orang 18 – 23 Pax : 1320 / orang 24 – 30 Pax : 1293 / orang

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If Jakarta is Java’s financial and industrial powerhouse, Yogyakarta is its soul. Central to the island’s artistic and intellectual heritage, Yogyakarta (pronounced ‘Jogjakarta’ and called Yogya, 'Jogja', for short) is where the Javanese language is at its purest, the arts at their brightest and its traditions at their most visible.

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Beside the southern alun-alun (main square), Yogya's enormous kraton (palace) is the cultural and political heart of this fascinating city. Effectively a…

This once-splendid pleasure park of palaces, pools and waterways, built between 1758 and 1765, functioned as the playground of the sultan and his…

Sono-Budoyo Museum

This treasure chest is one of the best museums in Yogya. It is only small but is home to a first-class collection of Javanese art, including wayang kulit…

Affandi Museum

One of Indonesia’s most celebrated artists, Affandi (1907–90) lived and worked in a wonderfully quirky self-designed riverside studio, about 6km east of…

In 1582, Kota Gede was made the first capital of the Mataram kingdom, the founder of which, Panembahan Senopati, is buried in a tomb here. Today, the area…

Tombs of Mataram Kotagede

The 16th-century founder of the Mataram kingdom, Panembahan Senopati, is buried in the small graveyard of an old mosque located in the suburb of Kota Gede…

Pasar Beringharjo

Yogya’s main market is a lively and fascinating place to visit. Batik, catering for tourist tastes and mostly of the inexpensive batik cap (stamped batik)…

Kedai Kebun Forum

This fun, bohemian space is a key haunt for Yogya's arts community. The gallery curates mixed-media exhibitions and hosts pop-up shops, film screenings…

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The Neverending Asia

Bersama dengan kota sahabatnya Surakarta ( Solo ), Yogyakarta adalah asal mula peradaban di Tanah Jawa. Kota ini pernah menjadi singgasana yang menghasilkan Candi Borobudur and Prambanan yang begitu megah pada abad ke-8 dan ke-9 serta tempat berkuasanya kerajaan Mataram pada abad ke-16 dan ke-17.

Yogyakarta pernah dikenal dengan slogannya yang berbunyi “Jogja The Neverending Asia“ berkat daya tariknya yang luar biasa. Sekarang, kota ini juga dikenal sebagai “Jogja Istimewa“ karena nilai-nilainya yang dianut begitu eloknya.

Kota ini adalah salah satu dari beberapa pusat kebudayaan di Indonesia. Setiap pengunjung bisa menjelajahinya dengan berjalan-jalan di Museum Keraton (Istana Sultan), bercengkrama di Alun Alun Kota, melihat proses pembuatan perhiasan di Kotagede, sampai berbelanja di Malioboro.

Banyak petualangan yang bisa Sobat Pesona lakukan di kota yang relatif kecil namun penuh dengan kehidupan ini, salah satunya adalah mengejar matahari terbit di candi-candi terkenal seperti Prambanan dan Borobudur di kota tetangga di Magelang.

Keajaiban Warisan Sejarah

Sobat Pesona dapat merasakan lima keajaiban di kota yang sangat "nyeni" ini. Mulai dari menikmati keajaiban alam dengan mengunjungi pantai sampai berpetualang ke lanskap elok lainnya. Pantai Parangtritis, Indrayanti, Pok Tunggal, Siung, Krakal, dan Jogan adalah beberapa pantai yang terkenal di kota ini. Titik-titik pemandangan menarik bisa Sobat Pesona temukan di Puncak Becici, Pinus Pengger, dan Jurang Tembelan. Ini hanyalah sebagian kecil dari begitu banyak lagi daya tarik alam yang bisa Sobat Pesona telusuri di Yogyakarta!

Untuk menikmati keajaiban kulinernya, jangan lupa untuk mencoba Gudeg, racikan istimewa dari resep tradisional Jawa yang telah menjadi ciri khas kota ini.  Jangan lupa cicipi juga Bakpia, cemilan tradisional dengan banyak rasa menarik yang populer sebagai cinderamata. Untuk minumannya, Sobat Pesona dapat mencoba Jamu, minuman tradisional campuran berbagai macam tumbuhan berkhasiat yang sering digunakan untuk pengobatan alamiah.

Batik adalah warisan bangsa yang namanya berasal dari bahasa Jawa, “amba” dan “titik”, yang berarti menulis titik-titik. Secara hakikatnya, Batik merupakan seni menghias kain dengan menggunakan lilin dan pewarna. Yogyakarta memiliki pola khas Batik yang biasanya dibuat  dengan latar belakang putih terang. Beberapa diantaranya adalah motif Parang Kusumo, Kawung, dan Truntum. Setiap motif dibuat dengan filosofi istimewa yang terletak di setiap guratannya.

Terdapat beberapa jenis Batik dilihat dari teknik pembuatanya, yaitu Batik Tulis, Batik Cap, Batik Print, serta hasil gabungan dari ketiga teknik tersebut. Batik paling mahal adalah Batik Tulis, yang 100% dibuat dengan keterampilan tangan manusia. Harga Batik Tulis akan menjadi lebih mahal bila dibuat dari kain sutra. Membuat Batik Tulis dengan kualitas cemerlang dapat memakan waktu produksi dari seharian penuh hingga berbulan-bulan proses, tergantung dari ukuran dan tingkat kesulitan rancangannya.

Wayang juga merupakan salah satu warisan sejarah yang berasal dari Yogyakarta. Ada Wayang Kulit yang dimainkan di pementasan oleh dalang lewat layar putih yang disinari cahaya. Ada juga Wayang Orang, penampilan drama yang dipentaskan para aktor laki-laki dan perempuan yang menggunakan kostum dengan menampilkan pesan filosofis dari sejarah kuno.

Sobat Pesona juga dapat menikmati keajaiban rekreasi dengan mengunjungi desa wisata di Yogyakarta. Tembi , Pentingsari , dan Nglanggeran adalah tiga desa wisata yang bisa kamu kunjungi. Jelajahi desa yang asri dan simak kearifan lokal dari kehidupan warga sehari-hari sambil mempelajari kemampuan baru, seperti bermain gamelan, membuat janur, dan melakukan tarian khas adat Jawa!

Banyak juga petualangan yang bisa kamu rasakan di Yogyakarta. Mulai dari  mendaki Taman Nasional Gunung Merapi , serunya naik jeep sepanjang jalur pendakian, dan mendaki Gunung Nglanggeran, sebuah gunung berapi kuno yang berlokasi di sebuah desa yang indah.

Di Pantai Siung, Sobat Pesona juga bisa melakukan rock climbing atau melakukan penjelajahan di Goa Pindul. Kamu juga bisa mengunjungi Goa Jomblang untuk merasakan sensasi caving yang luar biasa unik.

Yogyakarta adalah sebuah kota dengan banyak atraksi yang dapat dinikmati. Hal ini membuat Yogyakarta sebagai destinasi kedua yang paling banyak dikunjungi wisatawan setelah Bali .

Akses Menuju Destinasi

Sobat Pesona bisa temukan banyak penerbangan harian dari Jakarta , Surabaya , dan Bali ke Bandara Adisucipto dan Yogyakarta International Airport.

Sobat Pesona juga  dapat menggunakan layanan kereta reguler ke Yogyakarta dari banyak kota besar lain di Pulau Jawa. Kota Gudeg ini juga mudah diakses lewat jalan raya dengan mobil atau layanan bus umum. 

Akses Jelajah Destinasi

Ketika Sobat Pesona tiba, ada banyak cara yang bisa dipilih untuk mengeksplor Yogyakarta. Berjalan kaki adalah cara yang direkomendasikan agar kamu bisa menikmati pemandangan lebih dekat dan bertemu warga sekitar. Bila kamu berjalan-jalan di jantung kota, kamu akan menemukan banyak atraksi yang terletak di dekat area Malioboro.

Cobalah moda transportasi lokal seperti becak, mobil kecil roda tiga yang tradisional. Jangan lupa untuk menawar harga sebelum kamu memulai perjalanan. Kereta kuda tradisional yang dikenal dengan Andong juga dapat ditemukan di area wisata di Yogyakarta. Ini adalah cara paling santai dan romantis untuk melihat-lihat pemandangan.  

Bila ingin lebih jauh menjelajah, Sobat Pesona juga bisa menyewa mobil beserta pengemudi selama kamu berada di Yogyakarta. Menyewa sepeda motor sepanjang hari juga menjadi opsi yang bisa dipertimbangkan. Taksi juga dapat kamu gunakan dan bahkan bisa dipanggil ke hotel. Bus adalah transportasi umum yang paling sering ditemukan di sini. Walaupun begitu, jam operasional dan kapasitas mereka dapat menjadi sangat terbatas.

Coba juga menikmati daerah pedesaan di Yogyakarta sambil bersepeda dan temukan sudut-sudut indah yang dapat menginspirasi Sobat Pesona untuk jatuh cinta lebih dalam dengan keistimewaan Yogyakarta!

Kota terdekat yang dapat kamu kunjungi dari Yogyakarta adalah Magelang dan Solo. Sobat Pesona bisa mampir ke Punthuk Setumbu dan pandang keagungan Candi Borobudur dari titik pandang yang berbeda saat matahari terbit. Solo, atau juga dikenal dengan Surakarta memiliki istana megah dan terkenal dengan keajaiban alamnya, seperti Air Terjun Grojogan Sewu.

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Romantic bandung - the paris of java.

Well, I just love Bali so much, and we fell in love with the culture, people, the food. Everything was just amazing. I feel like in Bali, you can find serenity anywhere, literally. It's our favorite place that we've been to on our entire trip.

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Yogyakarta Travel Guide: Exploring the Heart of Java

Our Yogyakarta guide covers everything from where to stay, how to get around and the best places to eat in town. We’ve created some shortcuts below. Press them to go to the relevant section of the guide.

1 – Transport: Find Out More 2 – Hotels: Find Out More 3 – Attractions: Find Out More 4 – Restaurants: Find Out More 5 – Tours: Find Out More

Still with us? That’s great. We’ll start from the beginning (if you follow all of the links below I promise you’re going to be an expert on the city).

Yogyakarta Transport

Yogyakarta a population of 3.5 million people Yogyakarta is a large city. Built on a river basin the city sprawls out in every direction. It’s tentatively surrounded by the Yogyakarta ring road, which loops around the city. That makes the city difficult to get around.

As a budget travellers I’d recommend using a mix of public and private transport. The Trans Yogya bus system will get you to most parts of the city and there’s Grab (same just like Uber) and Gojek now operating in the city, which are reasonably cheap. For more information about what’s available read our guide to getting around Yogya .

If you want a set of wheels for yourself we’d recommend arranging a private car or renting a scooter. The standard car rental agreement is for 10 hours and includes a driver and gas. You can find out more about our service on our Yogya car rental page  (there’s a range of vehicles available). Larger groups might need to arrange a Yogya bus rental , which is a service that we also provide.

Yogyakarta Hotels

There are two main tourism areas in Yogyakarta. One area is around Jalan Prawirotaman and the second is Jalan Malioboro. Personally I prefer Jalan Prawirotaman as there are a large number of bars and restaurants that you can visit in the area. There are hotel options for all budgets. You can find my recommendation for the best hotel to suit your budget below:

Luxury Hotel – The Phoenix Hotel Mid Range Hotel – Greenhost Boutique Hotel Budget Hotel – Kampoeng Djawa

You can find more accommodation ideas on where to stay in our guide to the best 5 Star Hotels in Yogya . We created a separate guide that covers the best hotels around Malioboro , which is the backpacking area as well. For hotels around Malioboro, which is the tourist heart of Yogya, you should check out this article . Lastly we wrote an article on the best hotels near Borobudur .

Yogyakarta Tourism Attractions

Yogyakarta has a lot of tourism attractions. There are so many things to do around the city that it’s easy to get overwhelmed when trying to plan your holiday. Of course most people come to Yogya to visit Borobudur Temple. The best way to visit the temples is the Sunrise Manohara Package. Find out what to expect and how to make a booking for Borobudur Manohara here . I would recommend in taking a cycling tour in Yogyakarta or in Borobudur area (we can help to arrange that for you). It is one of the best ways to see local daily activities. If you like being artsy during your holiday, go join a Batik Workshop .

Of course that’s not all you can do in Yogya. My two favourites are Goa Jomblang and Mount Merapi. Goa Jomblang is a natural cave located in Gunung Kidul Regency. The caves are quite incredible. You can read about them here and book a day tour to the caves through this link .

For some of the best views around Yogyakarta I highly recommend hiking Merapi Volcano. You can climb Merapi Volcano for sunrise and it offers beautiful views over the surrounding countryside. Getting further afield you can also do day tours to Dieng , which are in the highlands a few hours drive from the city.

Yogyakarta Restaurants

Yogyakarta has a great restaurant scene and the food here is very cheap (so cheap that I used to eat out every day). I used to live in the South of the city, the area has some of the best restaurants in town. If you’re looking for inspiration on where to eat I’d recommend reading the guide to the best restaurants in the South of Yogyakarta .

Yogyakarta Travel Itineraries

To help you plan your Yogyakarta holiday,we’ve created a selection of travel itineraries for you to use. The different itineraries cover the best Yogyakarta tourism attractions (an essential part of any Yogyakarta Travel Guide). We’ve got 9 different one day tours and eight custom travel plans ranging from 2-Day 1-Night through to 5-Day 4-Night.

Make sure to check the individual itineraries to double check what is and is not included in the cost of the tour. We are happy to offer assistance adapting any itinerary to fit your needs.

Final Thoughts

I hope that you found this Yogyakarta Travel Guide useful. I’ve tried to cover all of the essential information that you might need for your Yogyakarta holiday in one place. As you can see, with over 60 articles on Discover Your Indonesia there are plenty of helpful resources on the site you can access when planning your holiday.

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What a great resource. Thanks.

Nice tips. Thanks for sharing!

i like Yogyakarta

Hi Adam, Yes, it is a lovely city 🙂

I like yogya. Hm whats favorite food in yogya?

Gudeg is probably the most famous local dish. Should give it a try when you are in Yogya 🙂

Wah, foto Diengnya bagus tuh yang di Batu Pandang masih ada kabutnya 🙂

There is no doubt that Yogyakarta is one of the best city in Indonesia for travelers ^_^

Always remember malioboro with “lesehan”nya..

Jogja Jogja, Jogja istimewa. Travel guide yang istimewa 🙂

may one day i can to visit jogja

Hope so to Rojak

some time i think Jogja is never ending asia.. because i was there for 2 years

It’s a great city. One of my favourites in Indonesia.

amzing, jogja is very beautiful city…

It’s a lovely place to explore. I agree Aznit 🙂

Jadi inget bule yang pernah ditemui di borobudur “Jogjakarta Bagus”

I really love Yogyakarta, especially in Gunungkidul Region. so many hidden beautiful beaches.

Yes it is. I need to go back and explore more of Gunung Kidul.

Which puppet show theatre would you recommend? We are here for another three nights and would love to see one. Thanks!

Can try the puppet show at Sonobudoyo Museum. It is available every night at (perhaps) 8 PM. Hope you are having a great time in Yogyakarta.

tempat yang selalu dirindukan hiks……

Memang selalu bikin kangen dan ada terus alasan untuk main ke Yogya (lagi).

Hi Firsta! I can across ur ideas for Yogyakarta and luved them. I’m wondering if u can share your thoughts on other parts of Indonesia. I am planning on going next year and will travel alone. This was on my bucket list and I turn 60. I’ve picked out a few places then crossed then off as they don’t have rates for single tourist so they charge you for 2 ? I plan on 30 days and want to also do Borneo, Ubud (spa retreat ), Komodo/rinca, Flores and finally Bali. Any suggestions??? Probably will have to hire a private driver as many people are telling and I definitely don’t want to drive. Let me know your thoughts if you can. Any information will help as the Indonesia book from Lonely Planets is what too much information! Thanking u in advance Anne

Hi Anne, I have sent you an email. Look forward to hearing back from you.

Hi Firsta, My name is Susanna, I visited to Bali last year and I love this country since then ! People are very friendly & it is a awesome country for adventure but I am a bit hesitant to join a tour as the tour in Bali charge me also double price and I do have a limitation in my budget. Anyway, I had a good time. Next month, I planned to have a quick visit to Yogyakarta for around 3-4 days, would u recommend any rock climbing place for me? I also want to go Borobudur, Goa Jomblang. I want to do scuba diving, sea kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, kite surfing, zip lines & canoeing. I believe you are honest person & have full of passion of traveling & your blog shown how much u love your country! I really admire that !! Thank you so much for your help. Susanna

Hi Susanna, I have sent you an email.

Hi Firsta, I will be traveling solo to Yogyakarta from Denpasar in May 2017 for 7 days. I’m hoping you can help me figure out the best route / itinerary encompassing the following: Pramban, Borobudur, Goa Jomblang, Sunrise treks for Boromo and Ijen. Would you recommend ferry ride return to Bali via Ketapang Harbour to Gilimanuk? I appreciate your help.

You can do Yogyakarta (Prambanan, Borobudur, Jomblang cave) in 2 days. Bromo and Ijen in 3 days 2 nights. I never take public transport from East Java to Bali (by bus), but I did a road trip with motorbike and the ferry was fine.

Dear Firsta

This is Frida from China and I am a TV industry professional. My team are thinking to go to Yogya to flim several episodes for our travel TV programme. I am doing research of the fancy spots we may shoot now and your blog do me a huge favour. Thanks for that.

And may I ask you something about Yogya to fulfill my understanding to your countriy, please. It’s about Kris,one of the traditions of Indonesian but become less popular in the modern time. It’s said the real way of making Kris could be seen in Bantul village in Yogya. Does the village teem with the Kris makers and is it easy for us to find one.

Another thing is Taring Padi which is also in Bantul. I wonder what’s that kind of art about. Is it popular in Indonesia now?

Could you tell me more about those important culture from the angle of a local citizen so that i could get a better general idea of it.

Hi Frida, I am not sure about Keris maker village in Bantul. I can try to ask one of my friends, if I get any info, I’ll send you an email. Taring Padi is a community of artist in Yogyakarta. Their arts usually contain political/social messages. Taring Padi always has a special place in the art communities in Indonesia.

Hi, Firsta, thanks for efficent reply and hope for more information from you about Kris. And we expect any interesting unordianry spots around Yorga becasue , you know, the tv or video viewers are picky to the shots on screen and we really wanna make something different to shock them. Keep in touch, if smooth, hope to see you there.

And I really appreciate if you have some other cool suggestions for us to shoot.

This is the link of the episode we shot before and I”m not sure if you could open it in Indonesia. http://www.iqiyi.com/v_19rra6q5c4.html

Best, Frida

Hi Frida, Have you read this article about things to do in Yogyakarta? A great start to learn on what you can do/some of cool stuff or activities in Yogyakarta. The Keris’s maker village in Bantul is Mbanyu Sumurup, it is close to Imogiri Royal Tombs. If you need a car rental arrangement and a driver while you in Yogyakarta, we can help 🙂 check this page .

I am in Malawi, Africa at the moment and will not come back to Indonesia until August. Have a good day!

[…] you can visit. If you need more help arranging your trip to Yogyakarta I’d recommend reading this guide. There are pre-made itineraries, tips on where and what to eat, what to see and where to stay in […]

Is it possible to go by motorbike to the sights and have a guild give us the history and tours of the unesco sights

We are not arranging a tour with a motorbike, but it is possible to rent a motorbike (you can rent a motorbike through your hotel) and go there by yourself. You can easily hire a guide at each temple. Hope you have a great time in Indonesia.

ijin share ke Facebook ya Sist. Makasiiih…

Hai Omar, Boleh 🙂 Terima kasih.

hye Firsta, This is rava from india and i want to explore jogyakarta and i will be reaching there on 17.10.18 and will stay 3 days and want to try some local delicious food and explore some beautiful place so can u tell me some place of beautiful place in jogykarta. Thanks Rava

I think you can find all the answers on my blog 🙂 I’ve plenty of articles about Yogyakarta. The highlights of Yogya that you shouldn’t miss (according to me) are: Borobudur, Prambanan, the Royal Palace area. Food that you should try: Gudeg, Mie Jawa (noodle) and Bakpia. Hope you have a great time in Yogyakarta.

Greats!, jogja is very beautiful city..!

It is indeed.

You really have a nice blog, which is very helpful.

I am traveling to Indonesia in August, 2019 with my family. We are planning take a train from Yogyakarta to Surabaya for Bromo Area.

I’ve been trying to book the train , but couldn’t do it.

Could you please help me on this or recommend any agent who can help us on this?

Dear Arund,

Apologies for the late reply. May I know what is the problem? Are you trying to book through Traveloka or Tiket. com? I don’t have any recommendation for an agent, but we can help you to book the train tickets if you are booking the Bromo trip with us. Please contact us through email: info@discoveryourindonesia. com.

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Since 1756, Yogyakarta has served as the capital city of the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Sultanate. Even to this day, this city remains the intellectual and cultural heart of Java. A place where Javanese traditions, a laid back atmosphere, and friendly locals seamlessly intertwine, the city has its own charm that makes travelers always yearn to return. Trace Yogyakarta's history by visiting the Keraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat, a palace complex where the sultan and his family reside. Visit Borobudur Temple, the world’s largest Buddhist temple that is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another site to see is the Prambanan Temple, a majestic Hindu temple complex that regularly hosts a Ramayana ballet live performance. The city also makes a wonderful place for culinary adventures and shopping. Head to Malioboro Street to indulge in selections of local food and shop for some traditional crafts to bring home, such as batik fabrics, silverware, and shadow puppets.

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Getting around yogyakarta, a guide to yogyakarta's local transportation.

Yogyakarta's taxis are metered and most drivers are trustworthy. All taxis have a flagfall of Rp7,000 for the first kilometre and then Rp4,250 for every subsequent kilometre. Most trips around the centre should not cost more than Rp20,000. Motorcycle taxis or ojek are widespread. They usually gather at designated spots (pangkalan), where you will haggle your way to a ride. Not comfortable or convenient for carrying luggage, but quicker if the traffic jammed. Nowadays, organized ojek are strong competitors to taxis and ojek pangkalan. Pickup is free and you pay according to the printout from the meter. No haggling. Try: 1. O'jack motorbike taxi, Jl Dr Sardjito 11, Jogja; Rumah Makan Ny Suharti, Jl Solo 208 (Janti flyover), ☏ +62 811 307-0707, +62 0852 1007-0707, +62 274 700-0707, +62 274 970-7707. Rp2 per meter or Rp2,000 per kilometer. Disability ojek are also available in Yogyakarta. The system is run by disabled persons, including the drivers. Using motorcycles with sidecars, the can carry a person with a wheelchair. Spacious enough, so two slim non-disabled people can also use it. Try: 1. Difa City Tour and Transport, ☏ +62 823 2801-6326. Instagram: @difacitytour Twitter: @difact Facebook: difa ct Rp20,000 for the first 5 km and Rp2,500 for each subsequent kilometer.""

Practical Tips for Yogyakarta

Things to prepare and best way to visit.

Like Javanese people in general, Yogyakartans are known to be friendly to newcomers and visitors. They frequently smile and nod when they pass other people. Locals have a calm demeanor and dislike speaking harshly or in a high tone. The most noticeable character is respecting the elders. There is a Javanese phrase, "unggah-ungguh" or manners, which refers to a method of speaking and behaving based on age. When in Yogyakarta, you can show respect to others by paying attention to unggah-ungguh.

To experience everything that Jogja has to offer, you might want to explore the region one district at a time. Bantul, for example, features a range of natural attractions, each with their own set of charms. Start your day by enjoying the sunrise from Bukit Panguk Kediwung. Do "forest bathing" in the Pine Forest, which is densely forested with towering pine trees. Relax on the beautiful Baru Beach, Kukup Beach, and Goa Cemara Beach. Admire the boundless greenery at Becici Peak, which is guaranteed to refresh your mind! Tourist sites in other districts are also excellent to visit. For example, mountain tourism in Sleman, gorgeous beaches in Gunungkidul, lush farmlands in Kulon Progo, and cultural landmarks in Yogyakarta City.

From north to south, new tourist destinations keep springing up in Yogyakarta. At Obelix Hills, you can watch the sunset while lounging on the top of a hill. Meanwhile, agrotourism destinations such as Bhumi Merapi offer a variety of family-friendly activities. At The Lost World Castle, you can find replicas of famous landmarks and feel as if transported to other countries. Don't forget to visit Jomblang Cave and get ready to be astonished by its hidden magnificence!

Parking rates in Jogja range from Rp3.000 to Rp5.000 for cars and around Rp2.000 for motorbikes, depending on the parking location. In some areas, the more crowded the place, the more you have to pay for parking.

If you are coming to Malioboro with a private vehicle, you can park at Abu Bakar Ali Parking. It is located near Yogyakarta Station, across Inna Garuda Hotel. You just have to cross the road from the parking area to get to Jalan Malioboro. The car parking rate is Rp5.000 for the first 2 hours, then Rp2.500 per hour will be charged. Meanwhile, the motorbike parking rate is Rp2.000 for the first 2 hours, then Rp1.500 per hour will be charged.

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Rp 1.150.250.

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Rp 1.397.158.

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Rp 1.708.000.

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Rp 1.694.039.

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The Ultimate Yogyakarta Travel Guide

Travel to Yogyakarta is a must as it is one of the places to visit Java, Indonesia. It is also interchangeably known as Jogjakarta or Jogja, or Yogya (you decide!) by travelers and locals alike. Of all the places you must visit in Java , this is the one place you cannot miss.

Yogyakarta is packed with all the intricacies of a good travel place with hidden treasures of bygone days, narrow alleys and main streets of delights, a vast array of delicious food to try, arts and cultures dotted everywhere, and rich histories . Most importantly, it is near to two of the largest ancient temples, Buddhist and Hindu, both equally magnificent and humbling in their way. Being a city of half a million people, Yogyakarta is packed in with travelers worldwide, thanks to its tourist attractions. Come here and find out what it means by indeed traveling to Indonesia.

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Where is yogyakarta.

Yogyakarta, also known as Jogja or Jogjakarta, is a city located on the island of Java, Indonesia. It is situated in the southern part of Central Java province, near the southern coast of the island. Yogyakarta is known for its rich cultural heritage, including traditional arts, music, and historical sites. It is a popular tourist destination and is often referred to as the cultural and intellectual hub of Indonesia.

Why visit Yogyakarta

Come here to discover the two ancient temples that are part of Indonesia’s UNESCO World Heritage sites – a foreboding unique circular Buddhist temple Borobudur and a magnificent legendary Prambanan. Not to mention the city is filled with arts and cultures and rich in history with Kraton Palace and the Water Castle. Plus, the food here is the epitome of Javanese cuisine. The people are friendly, and the place is well-connected with the Transjogja bus.

Borobudur at Central Java

Best time to visit Yogyakarta

The best time to visit Yogyakarta would be the dry season, generally from April to October , so you can get the best out of your time without rain dampening your activities. But it is still possible to travel in the rainy season for it usually only rains in the evening so you can still do everything during the day. The day starts early here, with the city bustling by 6 am.

Places to visit in Yogyakarta

Being one of the top tourist places, Yogyakarta has many tourist attractions. Here are some of what I thought were the best places to visit in Yogyakarta.

Prambanan – a well known ancient Hindu temple built in the 9th century for Trimurti as an expression that God is the Creator (Brahma), Preserver (Vishnu), and also the Destroyer (Shiva). The temple compound lies just 18km east of Yogyakarta and can be easily reached with the Transjogja public bus, which is the cheapest and best option to visit Prambanan. It is one of the Indonesia UNESCO World Heritage Sites and one of Southeast Asia’s largest Hindu temple architecture.

Reading at Kraton Palace, Yogyakarta

Kraton Palace – This is a palace from the days of the Sultans of Yogyakarta, with its own unique architecture and many heirlooms of the glory days. Be sure to get a guide to walk you through the palace (it’s free) so that you will understand and appreciate better the history and culture of Jogja.

Taman Sari (Water Castle) – This castle is a massive complex that served as a former royal garden of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta, and it has various functions, including a surreal bathing place. The blue pool stands starkly against the pink buildings making it almost surreal.

Candi Sambisari – among the many Candi (temples) scattered around Yogyakarta, this one stands out as it used to be buried five meters underground for hundreds of years until the first slab of stone was discovered in 1966, and it had been slowly reconstructed since then. Moreover, it is a good stopover on the way to Prambanan.

Bathing pool at Taman Sari, Yogyakarta

Things to do in Yogyakarta

Shopping – Shopping in Yogyakarta will be a delight, with shops along Jalan Malioboro and Pasar Beringharjo that offer so much Indonesian goods like rattan products, silver jewelry, food, household items, and handmade products.

Golf – Many tout that this is the finest place to play golf in Indonesia, with the famous 18 holes golf course at Mount Merapi’s slopes . You can enjoy the scenic view of the mountains while playing golf, somewhat of a golfer’s paradise. The international firm Thomson Wolveridge & Perret designed this famous golf course.

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Golf with Mount Merapi as backdrop, Yogyakarta

Best Accommodations in Yogyakarta

Booking.com * is a good choice as most bookings can be canceled right up to the trip, allowing flexibility. While Agoda.com * has one of the most extensive listings in Asia with great deals.

In Yogyakarta, staying in the city center would help to save time in visiting all the must-visit places, but if you are looking for also some relaxation, just a little off-center to the north or south are some great choices. Here are a few of the best accommodations that we recommend for staying in Yogyakarta:

Luxury (from 150 USD)

• Rosseno Villa For those who want tranquillity and privacy, this villa lies just 15 minutes south of the city center, surrounded by rice fields. It has a private pool, all meals provided, and all-day car use and driver use! Well worth the splurge here.
• Phoenix Hotel – McGallery by Sofitel Run by the well-known Sofitel, this hotel is for those who want luxury in the center of Yogyakarta. The hotel’s interior comes with a blend of grand Asian and European decor, with terraces overlooking a courtyard and pool.

Mid-range (50 – 150 USD)

• Novotel Yogyakarta For those who seek a well-known brand and comfort, this hotel is located strategically to visit tourist attractions. You can expect clean, modern rooms with a wide range of delicious breakfasts. It also comes with a pool—definitely value for money.
• Dusun Jogja Village Inn For those looking for a nature getaway and some tranquility, this hotel is like an oasis in the middle of the city. Surrounded by tropical gardens of palm trees around a beautiful pool. It is also well located, just south of the main attractions area.

Budget (below 50 USD)

• Griya Wijilan Just nestled next to the Keraton Palace, this small and Javanese-designed boutique hotel is for those who know a good deal. The location is hard to beat! There is also a lovely terrace and garden for those hanging out to rest between the hustle and bustle.
• Rumah Mertua Boutique Hotel For those looking for a boutique hotel that combines comfort with the budget, this hotel comes with Javanese-decorated rooms and a pool surrounded by romantic gardens. It is a 20-minute drive north of the city center in a tranquil setting.

What and Where to Eat in Yogyakarta

Gudeg – touted as the City of Gudeg, this dish is a must try. It is a unique Indonesian dish a stew made from young jackfruit (nangka) with palm sugar, coconut milk, meat, garlic, and spices. The special taste came from the slow melding of flavors and textures to perfection. Get a taste of gudeg at the longest-standing establishment – Gudeg Yu Djum .

Gudeg Yu Djum, Yogyakarta

Ayam Goreng – also famous for its fried chicken/ Free range chicken, is melded with flavors of garlic and coriander and then fried to perfection. A place to try this is Ayam Goreng Mbok Berek

Nasi Langgi – it is something that locals eat most of the time, warm rice served with various dishes you can choose your own. Get them at the small stall on Gandekan Street .

Angkringan – used to be sold by people using a hopper as storage, now it can be found in restaurants. This humble dish consisted of a small serving of rice with sambal wrapped inside a banana leaf. The most popular angkringan is Angkringan Lik Man , also known as Angkringan Tugu, as it is located near the Tugu station.

Kopi Joss – don’t forget to try out this Javanese espresso dipped with burning coal, Indonesia’s answer to a good old coffee.

For a slightly higher budget but worth it, you should try out Gajah Wong. I have to say the food here is up to standard, and I might even go as far as naming it the best restaurant in Yogyakarta. You can find the finest Javanese cuisine here. If you are at the right time, you may also be accompanied by the Javanese gamelan music performed live.

How to get to Yogyakarta

By flight Fly into Yogyakarta’s Adisucipto International Airport, just 8km east of town, it is one of the very convenient airport hubs. Garuda serves frequent flights here and connects to Denpasar a few times a day. Other Indonesian domestic airlines also fly here from Jakarta, Denpasar, Surabaya, and other major cities. International flights like Air Asia and Malaysia Airlines fly to Yogyakarta from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Air Asia also flies from Singapore to Yogyakarta.

How to get around

Taxi – most taxis here are metered and usually trustworthy compared to Jakarta. Most fares around town would not cost more than 15,000 Rp.

Becak (Trishaw) One of the novel ways to get around Yogyakarta is on a Becak, in which you can feel the city as you go by. Remember to haggle the price before getting on.

Bus The best bus to take here is Transjogja , which connects nearly every corner of Yogyakarta and even up to Prambanan. Look out for the bus stops scattered around the town to get on one. For the routes, you can always ask the attendant at the stop for assistance. A single trip usually costs around 3,000 Rp. When you are ready to get off, either flag at the driver/helper or else knock on the windows as the locals do.

Ojek (motorbike taxi) Many people are walking around, especially on Malioboro, who would want to serve you with their motorbike; remember to haggle for the price before getting on any. It is a good choice to avoid traffic during rush hour.

Car You can always rent a car with a driver here, driving is not recommended with the crazy Indonesian traffic. Rental may vary around 400,000 Rp for a full day.

Where to go nearby

Borobudur – 1-hour drive from Yogyakarta, this 9th-century temple is the largest Buddhist temple in the world and is one of Indonesia’s UNESCO Heritage sites. It comprises six square platforms with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues. Thousands of Buddhists make their pilgrimage here in Borobudur during Waisak day .

Surakarta (Solo) – a nearby town famous for its Batik .

Parangtritis beach – the nearest beach to Yogyakarta; the locals flock here during the weekend.

Surabaya – the next major city from Yogyakarta; here, you will use it as a springboard to many other places with the second major airport of Indonesia. You can also make your way to Mount Bromo from here.

Prambanan at Yogyakarta

Yogyakarta Travel Tips

Stay safe here as petty crimes are rampant such as pickpocketing, especially on the local bus. Also, watch out for many scams that prey on tourists here, the most famous is the one that tries to get you to see how students make batik in an art center and then tries to sell to you at crazy prices.

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Hey Rachel! I stumbled upon this guide while looking for information about public transit in Jogya and was so happy I did! Thanks for the useful information. How long ago was this written? Also, have you or anyone you know done the Mount Merapi hike? I’m interested in doing it, but was quoted a price of $173 USD per person for transit from Jogya to the base of Mt. Merapi, as well as breakfast and a guide for the hike. This seems to be really expensive and I was wondering if you knew of any cheaper places.

Thanks! Malini

Hi Malini, glad that the information is useful for you! I did my Jogja travel last year December, and I had booked a car for my trip there so it was inclusive. I did not hike up Merapi all the way but I did a short hike myself halfway to Mbah Maridjan’s house without a guide.

Interesting article about Yogyakarta, so complete from A to Z hehe. But let me tell you that Yogya & Central Java is different province. Yogyakarta isn’t special region in Central Java. But Yogyakarta is special Province in Indonesia, close to Central Java. Correct me if i’m wrong :D

thanks for the info! shall update accordingly ;)

Hi Rachel! Love your blog, it has come in handy when planning my trip to Indonesia. I am travelling from Dieng plateau to Yogyakarta and was wondering how you suggested doing this? Thanks

take a bus down to Wonosobo and from there catch the intercity bus to Yogyakarta

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EPIC YOGYAKARTA Itinerary! (2024)

A trip to Yogyakarta is a must when visiting the island of Java, Indonesia. Yogyakarta is also sometimes called Jogjakarta, Jogja or Yogya by travelers and locals alike. So if you see it spelled differently, know that Yogyakarta is what is being referred to. This Yogyakarta itinerary will take you to see the best sights, activities, and hostels.

Yogyakarta is the capital city of Indonesia’s Special Region of Yogyakarta. It is regarded as an important center for classical Javanese fine arts and culture, as it is the only Indonesian royal city still ruled by a monarchy.

Yogyakarta is also a major tourist destination. Travelers love visiting as it is packed with all the ingredients that make a good travel destination. It’s inexpensive, has hidden treasures of bygone days, narrow alleys, and a vast array of cuisine choices. Most importantly though, it’s close to two of the largest and most sacred Buddhist and Hindu temples.

From all the places you must visit in Java, this is the one place you cannot miss.

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The best time to travel to Yogyakarta would be in the drier months from April to October in order to avoid the possibility of rain putting a damper on things when touring Yogyakarta.

Taking a vacation in Yogyakarta is still fun in the rainy season for it usually only rains in the evening for a couple of hours, so you can still do everything on your itinerary in Yogyakarta. The day starts really early, and you’ll find a bustling city by 6am.

European, American, and Australian tourists peak mid-year when humidity is low and they have school/university holidays.

Yogyakarta is probably the biggest tourist destination in Indonesia for Indonesians. Public holidays, such as Idul Fitri (or Eid al-Fitr) are celebrated around the end of May or the beginning of June and create a massive influx of local tourists to Yogyakarta.

Check out the helpful guide below to decide for yourself when to visit Yogyakarta!

There is plenty to see and do in Yogyakarta from sightseeing and immersing yourself in history, to enjoying fresh and delicious food and incredible natural surroundings. The city covers an area of 46 square kilometers and is divided into 14 districts, so it is a good idea to choose your accommodation based on the Yogyakarta attractions that you wish to visit.

A good, central neighborhood to stay in for a first-time visit to Yogyakarta is Malioboro. The main street is famous for its shopping and nightlife and is close to many Yogyakarta points of interest. This area also has a great selection of local cuisine and has many restaurants and street food stalls to enjoy.

If you’re planning a visit to Yogyakarta with the family, we highly recommend that you stay in the eastern part of the city. The East of Yogyakarta is a fun and lively region that offers plenty of fun activities and is dotted with numerous Yogyakarta landmarks. This is a good neighborhood to choose to keep every member of your family entertained and excited.

The eastern side of Yogyakarta is also a great base if you’re interested in exploring beyond the city and plan on adding a few day trips from Yogyakarta.

For more information on the various neighborhoods, check out our guide on where to stay in Yogyakarta .

Best Hostel in Yogyakarta – EDU Hostel Jogja

EDU Hostel is the first modern city hostel in Indonesia. This brand new, purpose-built hostel has a spacious lobby area, big dormitories, and intimate and private family rooms.

We loved this hostel as it is centrally located and close to Malioboro Street, the shopping strip of Yogyakarta.

Best Airbnb in Yogyakarta – Quiet apartment on 1st floor

If you are visiting Yogyakarta for the first time, it can be a bit intimidating to walk around the busy streets. That’s why it’s important to have a place to calm down. This well designed Airbnb gives you the opportunity to have a quiet evening after a busy day. Modern and equipped with every important amenity, you’ll feel comfortable and have everything you need.

Best Budget Hotel in Yogyakarta – Benetta House

Benetta House is located in central Yogyakarta, not far from Scientific Park. It is close to important Yogyakarta landmarks and is great for travelers interested in city trips street food and shopping.

The guest house is quaint, neat and tidy, and the owners are wonderful hosts that put in the extra effort to make it feel homely.

Best Luxury Hotel in Yogyakarta – The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta – MGallery by Sofitel

The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta – MGallery Collection has been providing luxury accommodations in a historical building since 1918. The 5-star hotel offers a spa, a fine-dining restaurant, spacious rooms, and a pool.

The restaurant serves a variety of fine meals in an elegant courtyard. Cocktails and wine can be enjoyed in the lobby bar.

Once you’ve booked your trip, pack your bags using our Yogyakarta packing list !

Yogyakarta is quite small, so getting around the city is easy and inexpensive. The city does have a decent public transportation system with 19 city bus lines and taxis equipped with meters.

Buses are the main form of transportation in Yogyakarta, of which there are two kinds – regular and patas . Patas buses (or TransJogjas) tend to be more popular with tourists as they are air-conditioned, generally safer than regular buses, and have longer operating hours.

For short distances, traveling on foot is always a good option, but for something more comfortable try the traditional rickshaw or a horse-cart as an alternative. They are very popular with travelers, especially among shoppers on Malioboro Street.

Horse carts, or andong , are an enjoyable way to observe Yogyakarta. Horse carts are a little more expensive than rickshaws or taxis, though they become more reasonable if you hire them at an hourly rate.

Rickshaws or becaks , can accommodate up to three adult passengers. Prices are negotiable and it is best to agree on the price before you get on board.

Some Yogyakarta attractions are not reachable by public transport, so you may need to hire a car or take a taxi to do everything on your Yogyakarta itinerary.

So, wondering what to do in Yogyakarta? To answer this for you we have compiled a Yogyakarta itinerary so that you can get an idea of the best places to visit in Yogyakarta. We have drawn up a rough plan with points of interest for spending two or three days in Yogyakarta.

Borobudur Temple | Klipoh | Ullen Sentalu Museum | Merapi Volcano Museum | Jogja Bay Waterpark | Museum Affendi  | Prambanan Temple

 The first day on our two-day itinerary in Yogyakarta includes visits to two of the most historic and sacred religious temples in Indonesia. We highly recommend you visit these temples even if you only spend one day in Yogyakarta! The itinerary also includes insightful stops at cultural museums and some adventure too.

Day 1 / Stop 1 – Borobudur Temple

• Why it’s awesome: It’s the world’s largest Buddhist temple. It’s over twelve centuries old!
• Cost: $ 25 USD
• Food recommendation: Grab some fresh fruit and some local delights at RM Duku cafe, just down the road.

Possibly the biggest reason to visit Yogyakarta’s Borobudur Temple is not in the city, but it is a 40-minute drive away in the Kedu Valley, Central Java. The Borobudur Temple Compounds is one of the greatest Buddhist monuments in the world, and Indonesia’s most visited attraction.

It was built in the 8th and 9th centuries AD during the reign of the Syailendra Dynasty.  It was abandoned in the 14th century as the population converted to Islam. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it has since been restored and has only been open to the public for less than 50 years.

The temple is a lotus-shaped pyramid and consists of nine stacked platforms (six square and three circular), topped by a central dome. The overall form of the temple symbolizes the cosmetology of the universe according to Buddhist teachings.

A visit to the temple is a truly humbling and possibly spiritual experience. Looking up at the gigantic structure makes you feel small, yet looking down at the views makes you feel on top of the world.

 Insider tip: The best time to visit the temple is around sunrise, when the views are truly spectacular!

Day 1 / Stop 2 – Klipoh, Pottery Village

• Why it’s awesome: A village with a long and proud history in pottery-making
• Food nearby: For a quick bite to eat, head to Kedai Nujiwa cafe

Just down the drive from Borobudur temple is a small village in Karanganyar regency well-known for producing pottery. Reliefs carved in Borobudur displaying a pottery-making process, suggest Klipoh could have existed since the ninth century.

Eighty percent of the villagers currently make pottery for a living. The pottery-making skills are passed on from generation to generation.

A day in the life of Klipoh residents revolves around the wet clay. The women are responsible for making and drying the pottery, while the men are in charge of the firing process.

The villagers offer a wide array of pottery, including small and big plates, jugs, vases, and pots. There is also a chance for visitors to get their hands dirty and take a pottery class.

Day 1 / Stop 3 – Ullen Sentalu Museum

• Why it’s awesome: Get a great introduction to Javanese culture, history, and local customs.
• Food nearby: Tuck into a hearty meal at the onsite restaurant.

A visit to the Ullen Sentalu Museum is a nice way to learn about Javanese culture on your Yogyakarta itinerary and is arguably one of the best museums in the city. The museum gives great insight into how the city looked in the old days. You will find photographs of Yogyakarta back in the day, as well as ancient batik, period paintings, and even antique manuscripts and letters.

Tour guides are available to guide you around the museum. Visitors are not allowed to take pictures on the tour, which is a good way to make sure you pay attention to the exhibits.

There is also an option to browse the museum alone and enjoy a leisurely walk through the history of Yogyakarta at your own speed.

Day 1 / Stop 4 – Merapi Volcano Museum

• Why it’s awesome: Learn all about the devastating effects of the 2010 eruption, and the history of volcanoes in Indonesia.
• Cost: < $1 USD
• Food nearby: Sit down to something substantial at Mas Ayu Resto, only a short distance away.

Another must-visit on any Yogyakarta itinerary is a visit to the active volcano of Mount Merapi! A stop at the Merapi Volcano Museum gives visitors the chance to learn more about the Merapi Volcano and is also the starting point for lava tours and hikes up to the mountain summit.

The museum is housed in an architecturally-impressive angular structure that resembles a volcano. Exhibits dedicated to Merapi include a scale model, which demonstrates eruptions from the 18th century until today and how they altered the mountain’s shape.

There are vintage seismometers on display, along with a motorbike excavated from molten ash. An earthquake simulator will shake the ground beneath your feet, and a cinema screens the story of the 2010 eruption and profiles covering volcanoes of Indonesia and the world.

Day 1 / Stop 5 – Jogja Bay Waterpark

• Why it’s awesome: Cool off from the midday heat at a pirate-themed waterpark.
• Cost: $ 6 USD
• Food nearby: Enjoy tasty noodle dishes at Bakso Tengkleng KITAku.

Jogja Bay Waterpark is one of the largest waterparks in Southeast Asia and is becoming an increasingly popular Yogyakarta attraction with locals and tourists. This water park is unique in the sense that there is a storytelling between the Jogja Tradition and European pirates. Which is poured through live shows, characters, water rides, and merchandise.

Jogja Bay Waterpark is an old Pirate village with nuances of tropical paradise filled with greenery and old pirates. There are exciting water slides and rides that can be enjoyed, some of which are very challenging and fun!

Entrance tickets are very affordable and provides great fun for the whole family. If you can’t get to the coast, you can enjoy relaxing on the artificial beach with waves too!

 Insider tip: Cheaper tickets can be purchased online.

Day 1 / Stop 6 – Museum Affendi

• Why it’s awesome: Admire the artwork of one of Indonesia’s most prominent artist.
• Cost: $ 7 USD
• Food nearby: Miroso Chicken Soto offers local Halaal food, just a few feet up the road from the museum.

Affandi was one of the most famous artists in Indonesian history. Art-lovers will get a kick out of this stop on the Yogyakarta itinerary, an art museum that actually used to be the artist’s former home and studio.

The museum sits to the east of the town center, on the banks of the Gajah Wong River. The painter Affandi designed and constructed the building as a home for himself, which also functions as a museum to display his paintings. The building is uniquely constructed, with a roof that resembles a banana leaf.

The museum has around 250 of Affandi’s paintings, as well as some of his haunting self-portraits. As this used to be his private home, you will also find a variety of his personal effects including his car which is a colorful Galant from 1967.

A visit to the museum includes a small take-home souvenir and a free beverage of choice. Overall, there are four galleries and a coffee/souvenir shop.

Day 1 / Stop 7 – Prambanan Temple

• Why it’s awesome: The largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia.
• Food nearby: An all-you-can-eat buffet dinner at the Ramayana Resto restaurant comes highly recommended.

Equally impressive and historic is the Prambanan Temple, or Rara Jonggrang. This temple is a Hindu Temple built in the 10th century, dedicated to the Trimurti, the expression of God as the Creator, the Preserver, and the Transformer.

Prambanan was constructed to signal the rise of the Hindu Sanjaya Dynasty, supplanting Buddhism as the dominant religion. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the largest Hindu temple in Indonesia, located 17km outside Yogyakarta.

In addition to being a historic and religious site, the temple compound also plays backdrop for dance and theatre performances of the Ramayana Ballet. The ballet is based on an ancient Hindu love story based on the tale of King Rama and Princess Shinta and features over 200 dancers in eye-catching costumes!

The ballet is an absolute must on a Yogyakarta trip itinerary for anyone interested in ethnic dances and performance art!

Insider tip: The temple is best visited at sunset, when the temple is lit up in the late afternoon light, and it can be combined with a ballet performance.

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Kraton | Taman Sari | Sonobudoyo Museum State II | Gembira Loka Zoo | De Mata Trick Eye 3D Museum | Jalan Malioboro and Beringharjo Market | Alun-Alun Selatan and Beringin Trees

The second day of our two-day itinerary in Yogyakarta is a great mix of culture and historical insight, local interactions, and a bit of fun thrown in for good measure!

Day 2 / Stop 1 – Kraton(Royal Palace)

• Why it’s awesome: The seat of the reigning Sultan of Yogyakarta.
• Cost: $1 USD
• Food nearby: Enjoy some local cuisine in an elegant setting at Bale Raos Kraton, right next door.

The second day of the Yogyakarta itinerary starts off in the center of the city with stops at sites of historical importance. The Kraton Kasultanan Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat, better known as Kraton, is probably the most famous attraction in Yogyakarta and is simply another name for the Royal Palace.

The walled city complex of pavilions and residences is home to around 25,000 people and encompasses a market, shops, cottage industries, schools, and mosques. Around 1,000 of the inhabitants are employed by the resident sultan.

The sultan and his family still reside here, although you can visit the Kraton Museum where you can learn more about the royal family as well as get an insight into traditional Javanese art and culture. There are Javanese cultural shows that take place daily in the morning, with each day bringing a different performance.

Day 2 / Stop 2 – Taman Sari (Water Castle)

• Why it’s awesome: Escape the city and stretch your legs in the park locals fondly call ‘the mountain’
• Cost: $ 1 USD
• Food nearby: For delicious local noodle dishes head to Bakmi Doring, within walking distance from Taman Sari

As well as the famous Kraton or Royal Palace, no Yogyakarta itinerary is complete without a visit to Taman Sari, which is also often referred to as the Taman Sari Water Castle.

The castle is located to the southwest of the Kraton and would have been extremely grand in its prime. It is made up of a network of pools, streams, and royal buildings for the enjoyment of the sultan and his family.

Nowadays it has deteriorated slightly and much of the water palace is gently crumbling. However, this adds to the charm and experience while spending an afternoon exploring the graceful ruins which date back to the 1700s.

You will also find a section of underground tunnels that are not to be missed! You can either take a guided tour for a small fee or simply go it alone.

Day 2 / Stop 3 – Sonobudoyo Museum State II

• Why it’s awesome: The museum gives an in-depth view of Javanese culture and heritage, exhibiting ancient artifacts, and traditional puppet shows.
• Cost: < $ 1 USD
• Food nearby: Almost directly outside the museum, you’ll find tasty local dishes at Special Bakmi dan Nasi Goreng Pak Pele.

Yogyakarta is a city covered in museums, and one of the best of these is the Sonobudoyo Museum. It is devoted to the appreciation of Javanese culture, and has an impressive collection of local art on display.

The Sonobudoyo Museum is a treasure trove of ancient wonders, with a collection of precious artifacts and relics which would impress any archeologist. On display are objects that include ceramics from the Neolithic age, statues and bronze articles from the 8th century, and wayangs (shadow puppets).

If you want to know more about art from the region, you can take a tour of the museum and visit galleries dedicated to Indonesian puppets, masks, weaponry, and textiles. The museum faces a courtyard which is covered in Hindu architecture, and you will find ornate carvings and statues aplenty.

One of the highlights of the museum is the puppet shows that also take place here. Another is the large collection of keris (traditional daggers), a symbol of power and of ethnic pride in most communities making up the Malay Archipelago.

Day 2 / Stop 4 – Gembira Loka Zoo

• Why it’s awesome: The zoo houses many local animals indigenous to Java, as well as others from around the Malay archipelago and beyond.
• Cost: $ 2 USD
• Food nearby: There is a restaurant inside the zoo where you can have a light meal and refreshments.

If you want to see some wild animals, then a visit to the Gembira Loka Zoo- located in the southeast of the city- is a good addition to your Yogyakarta itinerary.

The zoo has a large array of reptiles and birds with a pronounced emphasis on indigenous Indonesian species. The atmosphere of the zoo is calm and serene, and guests can enjoy a walk around lush and leafy surroundings, take in the tropical scenery as well as visit the different animal enclosures.

A visit to the Gembira Loka Zook is a recommended activity for young families visiting Yogyakarta. It is a great way to let the kids see some exotic animals and learn about the natural environment of Java in a fun and safe way.

Day 2 / Stop 5 – De Mata Trick Eye 3D Museum

• Why it’s awesome: Whimsical museum featuring exhibits with scenic backdrops to create interactive optical illusions.
• Cost: $10 USD
• Food nearby: Bale Bebakaran Umbulharjo offers sumptuous soups in a relaxed atmosphere, not far from the museum.

The next stop on the Yogyakarta itinerary is a whole lot of fun. The De Mata Trick Eye 3D Museum is a pioneer in the 3D arts in Indonesia. It promotes imagination and encourages you to see the world from new perspectives.

Through the use of cutting-edge augmented reality technology, the museum brings 3D art installations to life. You can also have some fun with your very own photo shoot in the Photo Studio Area. Try on some traditional costumes from various parts of the world, and strike your pose in front of a background of your choice!

Day 2 / Stop 6 – Jalan Malioboro and Beringharjo Market

• Why it’s awesome: A thriving area in Yogyakarta, packed with artisanal stalls, street food, and local wares.
• Cost: Free!
• Food nearby: There are plenty of food stalls and restaurants lining the street.

Jalan Malioboro is the most famous street in the city and as such is a must-see on any Yogyakarta itinerary. The street is also usually visited at the same time as the Beringharjo Market, and all along Jalan Malioboro, you will find items for sale such as clothes, batik fabrics, jewelry, sandals, and traditional Javanese arts and crafts.

If you want to explore the market then you will need to come here between 9 am and 5 pm, but if you just want to enjoy the most famous hub in the city and its sights and sounds, then try to come after dark when the street really comes alive.

If you are feeling hungry then you can also buy a range of delicious street food. Malioboro is one of the best streets to sample cheap local food, with plenty of street vendors serving small portions of rice with toppings, usually spicy sauce (sambal), dried fish, and tempeh, wrapped in banana leaves.

A visit to this street at night will be cooler than in the day, and it’s a great way to fill up with delicious food in a vibrant setting!

Day 2 / Stop 7 – Alun-Alun Selatan and Beringin Trees

• Why it’s awesome: A vibrant park with a fun challenge, succeed and your wishes will come true.
• Food nearby: Vegetarians can enjoy some tofu at Warung Brongkos Handayani, near the park.

The Beringin Trees in Alun-Alun Selatan are another of Yogyakarta’s most famous points of interest. The area is cloaked in local myth and legend.

The site, as the name suggests, is made up of two large trees. Legend has it that if you are able to walk between them with your eyes closed then your wish for the future will come true.

This may sound easy, although it’s amazing how many people don’t manage to walk in a straight line. It can be almost impossible to walk straight in between the trees and many have failed. Therefore, the myth persists and continues to draw many people to come and try their luck!

People usually rent a blindfold from a local seller which ensures that you can’t cheat, and you can try as many times as you like. Whether you believe the story or not, it is good fun trying to make it between the trees and this is one of the quirkiest spots in the city.

This area comes alive at night and is well worth a visit after dark too. You will mostly find Indonesian tourists and locals trying to do the twins Beringin tree challenge, enjoying the cool of the night, eating food, or riding a super blinged-up ‘car’.

These are actually peddle cars, fitted with hundreds of bright lights and loud music! Some cars even come equipped with a small TV!

 Insider tip: It is definitely worthwhile to experience the park at night!

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Indrayanti Beach | Progo River | Kalibiru National Park | Kota Gede | Plaosan Temple

If you plan on spending at least three days in Yogyakarta when backpacking southeast Asia , then don’t worry. There is still lots more to see and do! For your convenience, we have included extra attractions in Yogyakarta to provide the perfect three-day itinerary in Yogyakarta!

Catch Some Sun on Indrayanti Beach

• One of Yogyakarta’s more picturesque beaches.
• Take a break from the city and enjoy the serene setting on the water’s edge.
• A great idea to combine a city visit with some beach time.

Indrayanti Beach is a perfect pitstop for beach lovers! The beach is located on the southern coast of Java, in Gunungkidul regency, surprisingly close to the city.

The strip of white sand coastline is clean and the water is clear, warm, and inviting. There is a range of small Indonesian cafes and stalls set up along the coastline where you can get some simple noodle dishes, refreshments, and coconuts.

Like other beaches in Yogyakarta, Indrayanti has beautiful panoramas that can be enjoyed anywhere on the coastline. The white sand and the amazing surrounding nature make the beach worth visiting.

Indrayanti beach is a long stretch of sand lined with the ocean on one end and gazebos, restaurants, and tiny shops on the other. This makes it great for leisurely walks, in addition to laying in the sun or cooling down with a refreshing swim in the sea.

The cool sea breeze and the calm atmosphere will refresh your mind and soul. You will not want to leave the beach once you have arrived and enjoyed the beauty!

Go White Water Rafting on the Progo River

• Raft down some of the most treacherous rapids in Java.
• A fantastic activity to get your adrenaline pumping.
• Enjoy some amazing views of the surrounding vegetation and landscape from the water.

Add some adrenaline-fuelled fun to your Yogyakarta itinerary with a heart-pumping white-water rafting trip down the rapids of the Progo River ! A visit to the Progo River is a great activity just a short drive from the city.

The river has some pretty high-difficulty rapids, so river rafting is not recommended for beginners. The lower Progo River has the highest difficulty in Java, having a grade V (AWA scale), the same as the Colorado River!

There are a few tour operators to choose from, where you can either rent your own kayak or go down the rapids with a group in an inflatable raft. If you have done this before and are a confident swimmer, then this will be a fun challenge for you!

The river basin is created by several small watersheds and just a glimpse of the water will set your heart racing – you know it will be a challenge. This river offers large boulders and big drops! Guides are always on hand to assist you through the experience, but it is a good idea to make sure they are experienced enough to ensure your safety on the river.

Take in the views of Kalibiru National Park

• Stand above the treetops and get the best views of the landscape.
• A photographer’s dream, and anyone wanting to impress their Instagram followers.
• Feel the wind blowing in your hair and zipline through the forest.

Kalibiru National Park offers a beautiful setting of nature and incredible views. For the more adventurous the park also offers fun outdoor activities, such as tree climbing, zip-lining, and tracking activities.

The mountainous landscape of Kalibiru National Park is located about an hour outside of Yogyakarta, with peaks reaching as high as 1,500 ft above sea level. The Park was opened in 2008 by the local community, but has only recently become ultra-attractive to tourist.

The popularity of Kalibiru National Park has exploded as more and more tourists started to post their pictures of the incredible views on social media. There are a number of wooden platforms high up in the trees, overlooking the valley and Lake Seramo below that make the perfect setting for amazing views and picture-taking!

There are also other activities available in this national park including hiking, zip lining, and rock climbing. There are a number of hiking paths around the park, ranging from one to four miles long. Zip-lining high up in the canopy also gives great perspectives of the forest and is an exhilarating way to experience the beauty of the park.

Visit the Cultural Village of Kota Gede

• A quaint old town now found within the Yogyakarta city limits.
• Explore this historical neighborhood’s narrow streets and admire the old architecture.
• Take a batik workshop and make your own batik keep-sake.

When backpacking through Indonesia, don’t miss this great cultural stop on your three-day itinerary in Yogyakarta. Even though it has been engulfed by the city, this former town still retains its quaint charm.

It’s the ideal place to discover the arts and crafts scene that Yogyakarta is famous for, as is well worth exploring. It feels like a village inside the city, with bicycles and rickshaws being more common than motorbikes and cars, and narrow backstreets leading into courtyards and artist workshops.

The houses that line the streets have beautifully carved wooden panels decorating the entrances, revealing which era the houses were from. Hindu houses have a lotus flower, Muslim houses are decorated with Arabic script, and colonial houses have the carving of a crown. You can’t miss this. It’s one of the best things to do in Yogyakarta!

Wander through a street market, and you will find it hard to resist the temptation to grab some tasty street food. You will also find some silversmith workshops with exquisite filigree items for sale.

There is also the chance to create your very own souvenir at a batik (cloth with traditional patterns) workshop. There are plenty of these workshops around as locals have a long and proud tradition of producing batik.

Visit the Plaosan Temple

• Ancient Buddhist temple complex built in the 9th century.
• One of the lesser visited temples.
• Take in views of the river and surrounding rice paddy’s from elevated vantage points.

The Plaosan Temple Complex, known locally as Candi Plaosan, is another impressive Buddhist temple, located close to the Hindu Prambanan Temple in the neighboring village of Bugisan.

The temple complex was built in the mid 9th century and covers a large area close to the Dengok River. Plaosan currently comprises two Buddhist temples, Plaosan Lor and Plaosan Kidul, and is surrounded by paddy fields along with banana and corn crops.

The Plaosan temple complex is made up of 174 small buildings, 116 stupas ,and 58 shrines, many of which have intricate inscriptions. Two of these inscriptions indicate that the temple was a gift of sanctuary.

The dates of the inscriptions are between 825-850 AD. Although similar to the Prambanan 856 AD date, the complexes are not related but have different building techniques that distinguish the Plaosan temples from Prambanan.

Yogyakarta is very similar to most other cities in Asia. There are wonderful sights to see, and the cheap prices lure a lot of tourists. However, as there is poverty there is always a small amount of crime that accompanies it.

You need to be vigilant over your belongings wherever there are crowds of people. There is a fair bit of petty crime like pickpocketing, scams, and street sellers inflating their prices.

Most of these occur around the Kraton, Jalan Malioboro, on buses and other tourists hotspots. Scammers will approach tourists and tell them about a government art center and will hire cheap transport to the ‘genuine’ gallery. If you’re interested in buying batik , be prepared to haggle for a fair price!

Be cautious when walking in the city. The traffic is hectic and roads are often in poor condition. It is always a good idea to travel in groups when leaving the city or walking at night.

Mount Merapi is an active volcano , so there is always the threat of eruption to be mindful of. The city can also get very polluted, so asthmatics should beware that breathing may become difficult.

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Many amazing locations are actually outside of the city, so do yourself a favor and check out the amazing day trips from Yogyakarta that we highly recommend taking!

Jurang Tembelan, Pine Forest, and Timang Beach

Witness the beautiful mists that form below the panoramic area of Jurang Tembelan. On a good day, the cotton-like clouds obstruct the whole panorama and make you feel like you’re on top of the world!

From Jurang Tembelan, you’ll be taken to visit the famous Pine Forest to enjoy the tranquil setting filled with the aroma of fresh pine. Wander around and discover more species of trees, such as mahogany, acacia, walnut, and eucalyptus.

The last stop on the day-trip will be Timang Beach, one of the most breathtaking beaches in Yogyakarta! Ride the hand-drawn gondola ride to the nearby island, and feast on a fresh-caught lobster lunch.

Dieng Plateau Golden Sunrise Trip

Take a day-trip to Dieng Plateau to witness the golden sunrise from Sikunir. Get the chance to stretch your legs with a hike to the Dieng Plateau sunrise viewpoint at the top of Sikunir Hill. On clear days, up to eight volcanoes are visible from the top!

From there you will head to the sulfurous Telaga Warna Lake and witness a phenomenon of the waters changing colors!

You will next visit Sikidang Crater, which is an open sulfur crater with bubbling mud and billowing steam. The last stop will be Arjuna Temple Complex which houses eight small Hindu temples that date back to the seventh century.

Jomblang Cave Tour

One of the most popular day trips from Yogyakarta, and a must-do on a three-day itinerary! Enjoy the amazing illumination of Jomblang Cave and witness the heavenly light where angels descend in this truly intriguing experience.

On this private tour, you will visit Jomblang Cave and experience sunshine streaking through the heavy air of the cave, making it appear heavenly! You’ll get the chance to descend 190 ft to the bottom of the cave with the aid of rappelling equipment. Then it’s just a short walk through a slippery muddy tunnel to the spot where you will catch this spectacular ray of light!

Selogriyo Temple Tour and Trek Through Java’s Rice Terraces

Explore the intriguing and controversial temples located in the slope of Lawu Mountain, Central Java. On route to Cetho and Sukuh Temples, you’ll have the chance to take in the impressive view of tea plantations and rice fields against a backdrop of hills and towering mountains.

This trip will include a visit to Mangkunegaran Palace, and Yogyakarta’s sister city, Solo City. Explore this Javanese legacy at your own pace or hire a local guide to learn about its history.

After lunch explore the ancient Batik Museum. Admire the collections of pre-colonial and post-independence artifacts.

Instagram Tour: Volcano, Jungle Swing & Waterfall

Visit the most scenic sights around Yogyakarta where you can snap photos of this beautiful region. Immerse yourself in nature and local culture while exploring monuments and natural wonders.

Take in the beautiful mountainous views of Merapi Volcano, and the jungle scenes of Kalibiru Nature Park. Challenge yourself to swing above the valley and jungle at the ‘Sky Swing’ high up in the Menoreh hills. End your day by visiting the hidden waterfall and enjoy a refreshing swim!

You’ll definitely want to bring your BEST travel camera for this one!

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Find out what people want to know when planning their Yogyakarta itinerary.

How many days are enough for Yogyakarta?

Spending a minimum of 3 days in Yogyakarta is best if you want to see all the sights.

What should you include on a Yogyakarta 3 day itinerary?

Don’t miss out on these awesome places to visit in Yogyakarta: – Borobudur Temple – Merapi Volcano Museum – Taman Sari

Where should you stay for a weekend in Yogyakarta?

With its central location and abundance of shops and eateries, Malioboro is the best place to be for a short trip to Yogyakarta. It’s also home to the best nightlife in the area!

What are the best day trips from Yogyakarta?

There are loads of amazing day trips you can take from Yogyakarta. Explore Jurang Tembelan, head on the Dieng Plateau Golden Sunrise Trip, or experience caves and rice terraces.

By now you should have all the information you need to have a great stay in Yogyakarta!

Yogyakarta is loaded with cultural significance, fun activities, and tasty street food. It is also the perfect base from which to explore more of southern Java and find the amazing locations you’ve seen on Instagram!

If you are traveling elsewhere in Indonesia, be sure to check out our insider backpacker’s guide for more itineraries, places to visit, and information on where to stay on a budget!

If you plan on visiting, be sure to read our  in-depth Bali itinerary planner to get the most of your trip to the island. Alternatively, discover a unique way to travel and get closer to the locals. Find out more about the opportunity to live with locals villagers in our homestays in Indonesia .

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Nyaman dan Aman, Inilah 13 Rekomendasi Travel Jogja–Jakarta Terbaik

• Bob's Travel Recommendations , EXPLORE AND TRAVEL
• Agustus 12, 2023

Membentang sejauh 540 kilometer, Jogja–Jakarta bisa ditempuh dengan beragam transportasi. Salah satu moda transportasi yang bisa kamu pilih adalah travel ( shuttle ).

Travel bisa membawamu dari Jogja ke Jakarta dan juga sebaliknya dalam waktu 7–13 jam, tergantung pada kondisi jalan dan rute yang diambil.

Penyedia jasa travel ini pun cukup banyak dengan harga dan fasilitas yang bermacam-macam. Berikut ini 13 rekomendasi travel Jogja–Jakarta terbaik yang bisa kamu coba.

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Rekomendasi Travel Jogja–Jakarta Terbaik

Berikut ini 13 rekomendasi travel Jogja–Jakarta terbaik yang bisa kamu coba.

1. Nabawi Transport

Sumber: Nabawi Transport via Google Maps

• Alamat: Barat Pos Pintu Keluar Terminal Jombor, Desa Sinduadi, Kecamatan Mlati, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
• Kontak: 087838796543
• Armada: Hiace
• Situs: nabawitransport.com
• Harga: mulai dari Rp350.000
• Jadwal: 18.00 WIB

Nabawi Transport merupakan penyedia jasa travel sekaligus ekspedisi yang sudah berdiri sejak 2012. Jadwal keberangkatan menuju Jakarta biasanya hanya satu kali sehari, yaitu mulai sore hingga malam, dengan sistem d oor to door .

Harga tiket travel Jogja-Jakarta menggunakan Nabawi Transport mulai dari Rp350.000.

Adapun penjemputan dilakukan pada lokasi masing-masing penumpang di Jawa yang sudah melakukan reservasi.

Karena itu, proses penjemputan mungkin tidak tepat waktu karena perlu menyesuaikan dengan titik penjemputan masing-masing penumpang.

Travel Nabawi selanjutnya akan mengantar penumpang hingga lokasi yang telah disepakati di area Jabodetabek.

Di samping penjemputan, dengan waktu tempuh sekitar tujuh jam, kamu akan mendapat fasilitas perjalanan via tol Trans Jawa, bagasi, musik, reclining seat , dan AC.

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2. Syakira Tour + Travel

Sumber: Syakira Tour + Travel via Google Maps

• Alamat: Jl. Perumnas No.110, Ngropoh, Caturtunggal, Kecamatan Depok, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
• Kontak: 082138911083 dan 081904011984
• Armada: Isuzu Elf Short/L300/Luxio/APV
• Situs: syakiratravel.com
• Harga: mulai dari Rp250.000
• Jadwal: 16.00 WIB

Syakira Tour + Travel menawarkan jasa travel Jogja–Jakarta sekaligus ekspedisi barang dengan sistem door to door .

Dengan harga cukup terjangkau, kamu akan dijemput langsung ke alamat rumah dengan kendaraan berfasilitaskan AC, reclining seat , musik, dan layanan bagasi.

Tergantung pada rute perjalanan yang digunakan, kamu perlu menyiapkan uang tambahan sekitar Rp20.000-80.000.  

3. Himmah Tour & Travel

Sumber: himmahtravel.my.id

• Alamat: Jalan Melati Wetan Nomor 9, Baciro, Kecamatan Gondokusuman, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta.
• Kontak: 081228798808
• Armada: Elf/Luxio/Hiace
• Situs: himmahtravel.my.id
• Harga: Rp300.000-350.000
• Jadwal: 16.00 dan 17.30 WIB

Himmah Travel bergerak di bidang transportasi antarkota yang melayani rute Jawa Tengah, Jawa Barat, dan Jawa Timur.

Untuk rute travel Jogja–Jakarta, Himmah menyediakan dua jadwal, yaitu pukul 16.00 dengan Elf/Luxio dan pukul 17.30 WIB dengan Hiace.

Sama seperti travel sebelumnya, penjemputannya juga menggunakan sistem door to door sehingga waktu penjemputan tiap penumpang akan berbeda-beda.

Jika tujuan kamu di luar Jakarta alias kawasan Bodetabek, tarifnya akan berbeda dan lebih tinggi, yaitu antara Rp350.000-400.000.

4.  FazaTrans Tour & Traveling

Sumber: fazatrans.com

• Kontak: 085803755018
• Situs: fazatrans.com
• Harga: Rp250.000
• Jadwal: 16.30 WIB

FazaTrans Travel adalah agen perjalanan tepercaya yang menyediakan layanan antar jemput dari rumah hingga tujuan penumpang ( door to door ).

Travel satu ini juga menyediakan fasilitas kendaraan full AC, pemesanan praktis via WA, dan harga yang cukup terjangkau.

Selain Jakarta, Faza juga menawarkan rute Semarang–Jakarta, Klaten–Jakarta, Solo–Jakarta, dan Temanggung–Jakarta.

Jika titik penjemputan dan pengantaran berada di luar batas atau wilayah yang telah ditentukan, kamu perlu membayar charge tambahan.

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5. Center Travel

Sumber: centertravel.id

• Alamat: Jl. Ringroad Selatan, Jogonalan Lor, Kecamatan Kasihan, Bantul, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
• Kontak: 081336842549
• Armada: Luxio/Hiace/Elf Giga, Long, Short
• Situs: centertravel.id
• Harga: Rp300.000
• Jadwal: 17.00 WIB

Center Travel selalu berupaya memberikan pelayanan terbaik agar penumpang merasa aman dan nyaman selama perjalanan.

Travel Jogja–Jakarta ini pun selalu menyediakan armada terbaru dalam kondisi prima, supir profesional dan berpengalaman, serta layanan pelanggan 24 jam.

Untuk fasilitas, Center Travel dengan rute Jogja–Jakarta sudah termasuk perjalanan dengan kendaraan full AC, sistem antar jemput, dan rute via Tol Trans Jawa.

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6. Travel Amanah

• Alamat: Jl. Gedongkuning No.17, Kecamatan Kotagede, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah istimewa Yogyakarta
• Kontak: 081227475663
• Armada: Luxio/Hiace/Elf
• Situs: travelamanah.my.id

Dengan layanan door to door , Travel Amanah siap menjemput dan mengantarmu dari Jogja hingga Jakarta. Kamu pun tidak perlu repot mendatangi pool atau terminal untuk mengejar keberangkatan.

Armada yang digunakan tentunya selalu diberi servis rutin sehingga keadaan selalu prima di setiap perjalanan.

Selain itu, sopirnya pun sudah berpengalaman lebih dari 10 tahun. Dengan begitu, penumpang akan selalu nyaman dan tidak perlu khawatir di sepanjang perjalanan.

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7. Bosnya Travel

Sumber: @bosnyatravel/Instagram

• Alamat: Jl. Magkubumi No.107, Gowongan, KecamatanJetis, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
• Kontak: 081357945866
• Armada: Hiace/Elf
• Harga: Rp320.000

Bosnya Travel menyediakan jasa travel Jogja–Jakarta dengan sistem door-to-door , sopir profesional, serta kendaraan aman dan full AC.

Pembayaran travel ini bisa kamu lakukan di akhir perjalanan dengan uang cash langsung pada sopir.

8. Travelatos

Sumber: travelatos.com

• Kontak: 0811228003
• Situs: travelatos.com
• Harga: Rp350.000
• Jadwal: 16.00

Jika kamu berencana melakukan perjalanan dari Jogja ke Jakarta, Travelatos bisa menjadi salah satu pilihan transportasinya. Travel satu ini akan memfasilitasi perjalananmu dengan:

• rute Jogja–Jakarta bia tol Pejagan
• sistem door to door    
• reclining seat

Karena berbasis sistem penjemputan, maka travel akan berangkat dari alamat penumpang terjauh sebelum akhirnya menjemput semua penumpang.

Perjalanannya sendiri menggunakan kendaraan berkapasitas sepuluh penumpang. Terdapat pula kendaraan cadangan berupa mobil pribadi dengan kapasitas enam penumpang.  

9. Eka Mandiri Transport

Sumber: ekatransportjogja.com

• Alamat: Jl. Panjang Grogol Mangunan, Kalitirto, Berbah, Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
• Kontak: 085228600259
• Armada: Hiace/Elf/Avanza/Innova
• Situs: ekatransportjogja.com
• Jadwal: 06.00, 13.00, 17.00, dan 21.00 WIB

Eka Mandiri Transport merupakan salah satu penyedia jasa travel Jogja–Jakarta terbaik dengan fasilitas:

• door to door atau jemput antar alamat
• sopir profesional
• armada nyaman, longgar, dan full AC

Perjalanan akan ditempuh dalam waktu sekitar 9–10 jam dengan dua pilihan rute, yaitu jalur Pantura dan tol.

10. Eltrans Travel

Sumber: eltranstravel.com

• Kontak: 085777779957
• Armada: Hiace/Luxio/APV
• Situs: eltranstravel.com
• Jadwal: 19.00 WIB

Eltrans Travel bisa menjadi pilihan jasa travel bagi kamu yang hendak pergi ke ibu kota dari Yogyakarta ataupun sebaliknya.

Bukan cuma Jakarta, kamu juga bisa pergi menuju area lain di sekitarnya, termasuk Bekasi, Depok, Tangerang, dan Bogor.

Salah satu travel Jogja–Jakarta terbaik ini memfasilitasi penumpang dengan:

• pemesanan online
• perjalanan via sejumlah ruas tol
• bagasi untuk barang bawaan
• antar jemput
• armada ber-AC dan nyaman

Catatan: Harga dan jadwal bisa saja berubah sewaktu-waktu. Kamu bisa memastikannya dengan menghubungi nomor masing-masing travel yang tersedia, ya!

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11. Salima Travel

• Alamat: Hubungi Customer Service
• Kontak: 085237594825
• Armada: Hiace/Luxio/Elf
• Situs: –

Salima Travel adalah pilihan jasa travel yang patut dipertimbangkan. Dengan Rp250.000 per orang untuk satu perjalanan, Salima Travel menawarkan solusi hemat bagi kamu yang ingin menjelajahi perjalanan panjang antara dua kota ini.

Dengan armada beragam seperti Hiace, Elf, dan Luxio, penumpang kamu memilih kendaraan sesuai dengan preferensi.

Selain itu, layanan antar jemput door to door yang mereka tawarkan membuat perjalanan lebih mudah dan nyaman, sehingga Anda tidak perlu repot keluar rumah.

12. Sumber Sari Tranz

• Alamat: Jl. Panembahan Senopati No. 2, Kec. Gondomanan, DIY 55122
• Kontak: 082269313771
• Armada: Isuzu Elf
• Situs: www.sumbersaritranz.com
• Harga: Rp 450.000

Sumber Sari Tranz, agen travel Jogja-Jakarta yang masuk dalam rekomendasi terbaik untuk kenyamanan perjalanan Anda. Tiket dapat dibeli langsung melalui website resmi mereka atau melalui aplikasi Traveloka dengan harga Rp 450.000 per orang. Armada Sumber Sari Tranz berangkat menuju Jakarta sekali sehari, tepat pada pukul 17.00 WIB, memberikan fleksibilitas yang optimal bagi para pelanggan yang ingin melakukan perjalanan antara Jogja dan Jakarta.

13. Go Travel

• Alamat: Hubungi CS
• Kontak: 0858 0375 5018
• Armada: Elf, Luxio
• Situs: fazatour.my.id
• Harga: Rp 250.000

Go Travel adalah jasa penyedia transportasi yang menghubungkan rute Jogja ke Jabodetabek dan sebaliknya. Dengan sistem antar jemput atau door to door, Go Travel memberikan kemudahan bagi perjalanan Anda, menghilangkan kebutuhan untuk datang ke agen secara langsung.

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