Kasongan is the Ceramics handicraft village in bantul about 10 km south of jogjakarta city

You can enjoyed the batik was being made, and you can see many variety of batik paintings in this area

Kotagedhe is the Old Mataram Kingdom, in this place you can see many of silver handicraft and you can see how does the silversmith get works and you can buy the silver handicraft from this place

This is a resort in below of merapi mountains, in this place there are many of small hotel and villa's, this place is the quite and have a fresh air.

Sultan Palace is the place of the Ngayogjokarto Kasultanan who govern the Jogjakarta, now this place is became moseom of the kasultanan Jogjakarta

Agrotourism Salak Pondoh about 20 km north of Jogjakarta city, in this place you can enjoyed the view of the salak pondoh tree and you can eat the fruit directly from the tree

There is a legend that Javanese people always tell about this temple. As the story tells, there was a man named Bandung Bondowoso who loved Roro Jonggrang. To refuse his love, \r\nJonggrang asked Bondowoso to make her a temple with 1,000 statues only in one-night time. \r\nThe request was nearly fulfilled when Jonggrang asked the villagers to pound rice and to set a fire in order to look like morning had broken. Feeling to be cheated, Bondowoso who only \r\ncompleted 999 statues cursed Jonggrang to be the thousandth statue\r\n

This an adventure tour, you will get good experience to tracking merapi mountain, but you must wake up in early morning about 2.00 pm

Borobudur was built by King Samaratungga, one of the kings of Old Mataram Kingdom, the descendant of Sailendra dynasty. Based on Kayumwungan inscription, an Indonesian named Hudaya Kandahjaya revealed that Borobudur was a place for praying that was completed to be built on 26 May 824, almost one hundred years from the time the construction was begun. The name of Borobudur, as some people say, means a mountain having terraces (budhara), while other says that Borobudur means monastery on the high place.

This dance-drama is a marvelous visualization of legendary epos in Javanese culture, Ramayana. Performed in an open stage at Purawisata while enjoyed the dinner, Ramayana ballet invites you to enjoy the story in a \r\nset of typical Javanese dance accompanied by gamelan music.