
- 4.3/5
JalanjalanjibanSaya ke sana naik becak dari sekitar keraton 22ribu sudah termasuk taman sari, toko pia, toko batik.Buka setiap hari jam 9 sampai jam 3 sore.tiket masuk murah untuk turis domestik.Disarankan bawa topi dan kipas karena panas sekalu.
- 4.6/5
chinadesk1The original royal family, servants and staff still live in the Yogyakarta Sultanate Palace, and they all wear ancient clothes. The palace is located at the end of Malioboro Street. After shopping, you can take an electric tricycle to get there quickly. The palace is not very large. The architecture is traditional Javanese, European, and Islamic architectural features can also be seen. The main attraction is the ancient gamelan musical instruments. It is said that one set is a relic of the Majapahit Dynasty and the other is from the Demu Kingdom. There is a monument donated by overseas Chinese in the palace. The door opens at 8:30 in the morning. An old man at the ticket office has served the palace for decades and has received many Chinese tourists. Chat with him and get some information. The ticket is a package ticket, including air tickets, a total of 8RMB. It takes about an hour to visit. From another exit, you can walk or take a tricycle to the water palace.
- 4.9/5
西等记忆Yogyakarta Bird Market is really a magical place. Conventional pets are not common here. There are owls, bats, lizards, snakes, flying squirrels, and monkeys everywhere, which is eye-opening. But these small animals are rather pitiful. The living conditions are not very good. They are all crowded in cages. I went to ask a more "normal" cat shop. A golden long-haired pet cat only costs 800,000 Indonesian rupiah, which is only 400 yuan. It's a pity that I can't take it back home. You can also take a photo with a python here. Just pay 10,000 Indonesian rupiah.










