Jogjakarta is a place in central java, Indonesia, the once valuable destination in Indonesia, there are several valuable object for your trip. Jogjakarta is the kesultanan’s resident, which lead by Sultan Hamengkubuwono (you can search on Jogjakarta’s History). Because of it, we call Jogjakarta is “Daerah Istimewa” (especially resident).
You can visiting to there with the [...]

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Earlier this year my husband and I experienced the real rural life in Central Java. We went to a village called Candi Rejo. It’s located about half-an-hour away from Borobudur, the biggest Buddhist temple in Indonesia.
We heard from our partners in Indonesia that Candi Rejo has started community based & eco tourism project. We went [...]

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Hundreds of small and large factories are to be found in the Central Java city of Yogjakarta here, producing stone carving articles handmade of natural mountain stone (e.g. lava stone, limestone, sandstone) as well as clay & ceramic items, mainly clay pot or ceramics vases.
Borobudur Temple in Central Java
One historic and really worth mentioning temple [...]

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City of Yogyakarta, 1999, Bustling at the Market
This story takes place in Central Java [1999]; the city of Yogyakarta, while visiting the archeological sites [old ruins] of Borobudur and Pramanan nearby.
I, Dennis have very little hope that you will understand, still less, hope you will or can believe my incredible journey, the expedition I went [...]

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In Central Java lies the city of Yogjakarta. The “Special Region of Yogyakarta” is a province of Indonesia on the island of Java. It is the only province in Indonesia that is still formally governed by a precolonial Sultanate. Here, hundreds and hundreds of small and large factories can be found, producing accessories, stone carving [...]

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