HELLO EVERYONE MY NAME IS RAFA NARENDRA DEWANTO YOU CAN CALL ME RAFA IAM FROM SDI KREATIF MUTIARA ANAK SHOLEH MY IAM WRITING THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU NOW ABOUT JOGJA AND THE TOURIST.

when we go to jogja we have to stop at malioboro because many people sell and malioboro is also famous and when we go to malioboro we have to ride a becak near malioboro there is a smart park for us to learn about history

if we are tired we can stay at a hotel

or capsule in the morning we can also go to borobudur temple

in the afternoon we can enjoy the sunset at parangtritis

when going to jogja i always go to malioboro

in malioboro we can buy souvenirs for our friends or family in malioboro we can also go to the mall because in malioboro mall they also sell souvenirs and food if in jogja we must know the typical food which is gudeg. In Jogja there are many people who sell gudeg or also souvenirs that are often visited namely bakpia

Gudeg is a typical dish of the Special Region of Yogyakarta made from young jackfruit cooked in coconut milk.

It takes hours to make gudeg. The brown color is usually produced by teak leaves cooked together. Gudeg is usually eaten with rice and served with thick coconut milk sauce (areh), free-range chicken, eggs, tempeh, tofu, and krecek fried chili sauce.

Bakpia is a popular souvenir icon from Yogyakarta. It feels incomplete to visit Yogyakarta without buying bakpia. Almost every souvenir shop sells this food.

Bakpia is a food made from wheat flour that is baked with a filling of green beans mixed with sugar. However, this food that is considered typical of Jogja is actually not originally from Yogyakarta, but from China.

parangtritis beach is a tourist attraction located in Parangtritis Village, Kretek District, Bantul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta. The distance is approximately 27 km from the city center. This beach is one of the famous tourist destinations in Yogyakarta and has become a tourism icon in Yogyakarta.

This beach, located on the east side of Parangkusumo Beach, has a legend attached to Ratu Kidul as the ruler of the southern sea and its beauty. This beach is a fairly wide beach in Yogyakarta, different from other beaches in the Yogyakarta area such as the beach in Gunungkidul which is relatively small in size.

Taman Pintar Ngayogyakarta) is a tourist attraction located in the center of Yogyakarta City, precisely on Jalan Panembahan Senopati No. 1-3, Yogyakarta, in the Benteng Vredeburg area. This park combines recreational and educational tourist attractions in one location. Taman Pintar has a playground as well as educational facilities that are divided into several zones. Direct access to the former Shopping Center book center also adds value to Taman Pintar. This recreation area is very good for children during their development.

In recent years, Taman Pintar has become an alternative tourist spot for people in Yogyakarta and outside the city.

Malioboro Street is one of the three streets in Yogyakarta City that stretches from the Yogyakarta Monument to the Yogyakarta Zero Kilometer Point intersection. Overall, the Malioboro area consists of Margo Utomo Street, Malioboro Street, and Margo Mulyo Street.

This road connects Tugu Yogyakarta to the Yogyakarta Palace complex. On the north side is Jalan Margo Utomo, which stretches from the south of the Tugu area to the east side of Yogyakarta Station. Between Jalan Margo Utomo and Jalan Malioboro is separated by a fairly unique railroad crossing, where this crossing uses a sliding gate.

Bakpia pathok is a flat round cake, made from a mixture of green beans and sugar, wrapped in flour, then baked. Bakpia originally came from mainland China. Bakpia pathok is one of the bakpia variants that developed in Yogyakarta. Currently, bakpia pathuk is one of the typical foods and souvenirs from Yogyakarta. This is one of the real manifestations of the acculturation of Chinese and Javanese culture, in this case the culture of Yogyakarta.