Yogyakarta Review

Yogyakarta is still quite cute, although the students' school uniform color is relatively single and dim, the headscarf is basically plain, but it has a tradition of loving graffiti, and the exterior design of the building is mostly ingenious, and the style is not in the minority.

Yogyakarta (Jogyakarta/ Yogya/ Jogja) Central and Southern Java, Indonesia. South to the Indian Ocean. Area 3,169 square kilometers (1,224 square miles). Western half of the coastal plain, the widest 24 kilometers (15 miles), soil formed by lava and volcanic ash. The eastern part of the Kendang plateau is an extension of the Kendang plateau, which is east-west and directly near the coast. The main rivers Ojo (including the tributary Opaq River 〔 Opak 〕) and Progo rivers flow southward into the Indian Ocean. The coastal lowland residents are mainly engaged in agriculture and fishing. Rice, rubber, dried coconut and sugar are produced.

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Yogyakarta is an important tourist and cultural city in Indonesia. It has two world cultural heritage sites and is also the cultural center of Indonesia. The people here are enthusiastic, and most of them have good English. They can ask for help at any time. The quiet place is very literary and artistic. The lively place is a paradise for food, and it is not expensive. We suggest staying here for a few more days to enjoy the mysterious and beautiful Javan culture.

Yogyakarta is the most cost-effective place in Indonesia. Its economy is very underdeveloped. Many shops on the streets are closed, so prices are very cheap. Residents are simple and enthusiastic, and the taste of things is acceptable. Yogyakarta's airport is relatively backward. At first glance, it looks a little like farmhouse music. The local exchange rate for cash outside the airport is very bad! Pit!

Yogyakarta, located in Indonesia, is one of the cultural centers of Indonesia, a sign-free port. Once in Yogyakarta, it feels peaceful, the traffic is orderly and the city is very clean. The people are very friendly, and they like it very much.