Relax at Melia Hotel before setting off on a trip to Yogyakarta to see Borobudur and the Water Palace.

After staying in Surabaya for 10 days, I took a train to the second stop of my trip to Indonesia: Yogyakarta. I stayed in a duplex suite at Melia Purosani Hotel Yogyakarta. Yogyakarta, Indonesia is located in the heart of Java Island, surrounded by mountains and tropical rainforests. The mysterious ancient city atmosphere makes this city unique. It is undeniable that people come to Yogyakarta for Borobudur. The construction of Borobudur can be traced back to the 9th century AD. It was buried in volcanic ash for hundreds of years due to a volcanic eruption and was not excavated until the 19th century. The magnificent scenery is humbling. Watching the sunrise and sunset here is the purest thing. The Water Palace was once the private garden of the Sultan's Palace and is known as the "Water Castle". It was built by Portuguese architects in the 18th century and combines gorgeous European, Javanese, and Chinese styles. The exquisite degree is amazing. After making a strategy, I went to these two places before staying at Melia Purosani Hotel Yogyakarta for a few days to relax. The last time I came to Yogyakarta was eight years ago. I stayed at Sheraton, Hyatt, Amanjiwo, and this time I changed a few hotels. Melia is very conveniently located and you can walk to the Sultan Palace of Yogyakarta and the Water Palace. Melia Purosani Hotel Yogyakarta is full of tropical rainforest style. The most exciting thing is the hotel's El Patio Restaurant. Dining in the lush garden and experiencing the authentic Javanese style. My room is directly opposite the hotel's executive lounge. Every afternoon's cocktail happy hour, you can also enjoy the charming sunset and sunset, adding a romantic atmosphere to my holiday time!