Enchantment Tourism Area Malioboro Yogyakarta

Enchantment One of the other centers is the street Malioboro street packed with many traders, especially goods / objects Jogja as a souvenir or souvenir for the tourists. Malioboro street end is connected with Mangkubumi road and is limited by Tugu railway station. In Malioboro and surrounding area are many other locations that can be visited such as Siti Inggil Keraton Jogjakarta, Bringhardjo market, Vredeburg fort, Gedong Senisono, Sono Budoyo Museum and others.

Malioboro Tourism Enchantment Area becomes the mainstay shopping area of ​​this Jogja city which is supported by the shops, restaurants, shopping centers, and do not miss the traders foot of the five. The street vendors there who held merchandise on the table, the carts that only held a plastic on the floor so that when visitors Malioboro quite crowded between visitors will jostle each other because the narrowness of the road for pedestrians because it is quite dense and the number of traders on the right and left .

At night when the shopping center closes, but the pulse of life Malioboro area never stop because it is ready stalls lesehan merchandise. They can enjoy the dishes at the lesehan stall along Malioboro Street, the food provided and offered from the special type of Pesona Wisata Jogja namely gudeg rice and fried chicken and also food Padang, Chinesse Food and so forth.

While enjoying the dishes served will be entertained by music from street vendors and street singers who are quite a lot of who just carry guitars unisex who brought complete musical equipment. There is a special attention for tourists who want to enjoy the lesehan stall is to ask first the price of food to be ordered before there is a bill that is less deigned heart, to the point this is a special attention from the local government that is by hanging board in the region Tournaments Malioboro with writing "Ask for a price list before you order".

Before turning into a crowded streets, Malioboro is just a quiet road with sour trees growing on the right and left. Enchantment This road is only passed by the people who want to Keraton or the first Indische area complex in Jogja such as Loji Besar (Benteng Vredeburg), Loji Kecil (the area next to Gedung Agung), Loji Kebon (Gedung Agung), and Loji Setan. However, the existence of Pasar Gede or Beringharjo Market on the south side and the presence of Chinese ethnic settlements in Ketandan area are slowly boosting the economy in the region.

The Chinese group made the Enchantment of Malioboro Tour as its business channel, so the trading area originally centered in Beringharjo and Chinatown eventually extends northward to Tugu Station. In addition to being a trade center, the road that is part of the imaginary axis that connects Parangtritis Beach, Panggung Krapyak, Kraton Yogyakarta, Tugu, and Mount Merapi has ever become a nest and stage performances of Malioboro artists led Umbu Landu Paranggi. From them is also a sitting culture lesehan in pavement popularized which eventually rooted and very identical with Malioboro.

Enjoying a romantic dinner at the lesehan shop while listening to street singers singing "Yogyakarta" song Kla Project will be a very memorable experience at heart. Enchantment Tour Malioboro is a series of history, stories, and memories are mutually berelindan in the minds of people who never menyambangind. The charm of this road never faded by the times.

The exoticism of Malioboro continues to shine up to now and inspire many people, as well as forcing them to continue to return to Yogyakarta. Like the initial phrase that is in the Melodia poem by Umbu Landu Paranggi "Love that makes me feel at home once in a while", memories and love of many people to Malioboro is what makes this road continues to survive until now.

Formerly, Malioboro was deliberately built in order to improve the economy of the community which is a pecinan area during the reign of Sultan Hamengkubuwono I in power. Along with the development of time, Pesona Wisata Malioboro Street growing rapidly and increasingly crowded with the construction of the main market Gedhe Market which we now know by the name Beringharjo Market. Malioboro is the main destination of tourists who visit Jogja.

Access to Malioboro

To go to Pesona Wisata Malioboro access is very easy because it is located in the center of Jogja. If you use your personal vehicle from Tugu Jogja continue to go south. To make it easier you can ask the local people. Almost everyone knows Malioboro and will kindly show you the direction for you. If you use the bus, you can go down at Terminal Giwangan and continue the journey by city bus or Trans Jogja. For the city bus, you can choose line 2, 4, 9, 12, 15 at the rate of Rp 2,500, - far near, while using Trans Jogja cost around Rp 3.000, - far near. If you come from another city by train, you can get off at Tugu Station and go directly to the south.

History of Jalan Malioboro Yogyakarta

No one suspects if the streets that once deserted with a series of shady acid tree that has now been transformed into a tourist area most sought after by domestic and foreign tourists. Enchantment Tour Malioboro Street Yogyakarta was just an ordinary street that used local people to the palace, or to Beringharjo Market and to Vredeburg Fort.

Name Charm Tourism Malioboro reputedly comes from two different versions of the story. First, the name of Malioboro is quoted from Sanskrit, which means "Flower Arrangement". This name was deliberately created because at that time along the road is full of garlands at the time of the event or celebration in the palace. Secondly, it is said that the name of Malioboro is derived from the name of a British nobleman, Marlborough, who settled in Yogyakarta in 1881-1916.

Regardless of which version is the most correct, Malioboro has now transformed into a tourist area that attracts the attention of every visitor who comes to the city of Yogyakarta. This area is also one of the central souvenirs typical of Jogja that you should visit. Along Jalan Malioboro, you can easily find various kinds of souvenirs, ranging from Jogja batik, T-shirts, handicrafts, blangkon, and bakpia Pathok, and Yangko which is a typical  Special food Yogyakarta.