Immerse yourself in the rich history and local wisdom of Kotagede, a 16th-century royal area. Explore the unique architecture, culinary delights, and cultural traditions on this heritage walk.
Immerse yourself in the rich history and local wisdom of Kotagede, a 16th-century royal area. Explore the unique architecture, culinary delights, and cultural traditions on this heritage walk.
- Mataram Kings Cemetery Kotagede - Our local guide will meet you and guide you during the tour. It brings you into some stops such as Kings tomb with special dress. In the cemetery area also lied Masjid Gedhe Mataram (the oldest mosque in Yogyakarta). in this area, you will also see the spring names Sendang Selirang
- Between Two Gates -…
- Mataram Kings Cemetery Kotagede - Our local guide will meet you and guide you during the tour. It brings you into some stops such as Kings tomb with special dress. In the cemetery area also lied Masjid Gedhe Mataram (the oldest mosque in Yogyakarta). in this area, you will also see the spring names Sendang Selirang
- Between Two Gates - exploring traditional houses that are lived by local and also enjoying the tradisional snack. There is a term, \
- Complimentary bottled water
- Tasty snacks included
- Donation to local community
- Traditional Javanese dress rental
- Complimentary bottled water
- Tasty snacks included
- Donation to local community
- Traditional Javanese dress rental
This event is facilitated by the regional initiative (Local Empowerment) as a means of preserving heritage via promoting tourism. By doing so, we ensure that the encounter remains genuine.\nKotagede represents a collection of villages formerly recognized as the royal grounds of the 16th-century Islamic Mataram Kingdom. It embodies the fourfold concept…
This event is facilitated by the regional initiative (Local Empowerment) as a means of preserving heritage via promoting tourism. By doing so, we ensure that the encounter remains genuine.\nKotagede represents a collection of villages formerly recognized as the royal grounds of the 16th-century Islamic Mataram Kingdom. It embodies the fourfold concept of Catur Gatra Tunggal, comprising the Mosque (spiritual), Market (economic), Palace (administrative), and Square (communal).\nOver time, spanning from the rule of royalty, through colonization, independence, to the contemporary epoch, there has emerged a distinctive blend of architectural styles, gastronomy, societal interactions, and indigenous knowledge that shapes the cultural framework of the inhabitants.\nTo conclude, participants will have the pleasure of a coffee break in a traditional Javanese domicile situated along rukunan alley.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
