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Yogyakarta

Yogyakarta — despite the official spelling, the name is usually pronounced and not uncommonly written Jogjakarta or just Jogja (JOG-jah) — is a major tourist destination in Java, Indonesia. It is the capital of Yogyakarta Special Region, to the south of Central Java province.

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    Ciamis Art Shop

    Shadow puppets, masks, carvings, and more at fixed prices that are lower than in the market.

    09:00 -13:00 and 18:00 - 20:00

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    Dagadu

    Offers funny contemporary t-shirts and souvenirs that revolves around Yogyakarta people's culture.

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    Galleria Mall

    A compact mall anchored by Matahari department store. The food court at the basement is popular among the youths. Features many interesting restaurant including KFC, McDonald's Express, Thai Express, Bakso Gress (Chinese meatballs served with noodles), Mie Nusantara, Bee's (Japanese Bento), Es Teler 77, and Cheers Cup (assortments of fresh drinks).

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    Hamzah Batik

    Mirota Batik

    The large family-owned store offers plenty of handicrafts, not only from Yogyakarta but also from all parts of Indonesia.

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    Jalan Malioboro

    Well-known shopping street very popular with domestic and international tourists alike. Stretching from Tugu train station in the north to the alun-alun in the south, it is 2 km long and home to hundreds of shops and street stalls offering all kinds of handicrafts. The street is partly pedestrianised and no motorbike parking is allowed. Motorbikes can be parked in the Abu Bakar Ali area from where there are two free shuttle buses to Malioboro.

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    Malioboro Mall

    Yogyakarta's premier shopping mall for shopping in hassle-free, air-con comfort. Features a large Matahari department store, a Hero supermarket (B1F), a Periplus book store with a good English selection (B1F), and all the usual suspects of Western and Indonesian fast food (McDonald's, Pizza Hut, KFC, EsTeler 77, etc.) Home to the largest Dagadu outlet.

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    Pasar Beringharjo

    Beringharjo Market

    The largest traditional market in town. The vendors sell many kinds of goods, ranging from basic household items (vegetables, fruit, meat) to many kinds of handicrafts. Haggle furiously.

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    Pasar Ngasem

    Ngasem market

    It used to be a market that sold fowls. In 2010, it was relocated to Pasar Satwa dan Tanaman Hias Yogyakarta (PASTHY) Dongkelan, and now Ngasem market sells daily goods, traditional snacks and souvenirs.

    Closed · opens 5 amFree

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    Ramai Mall and Ramai Supermarket

    Big department store. The least expensive A/C supermarket in Jogja.

    09:00–20:00low prices

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    Tjokrosuharto

    This handicraft shop opens its door for business in 1954 and still operating today. It offers a large selection of Javanese handicrafts such as wayang kulit (leather puppet), wayang golek (wooden puppet), batik, keris, silverware, sculptures, and traditional outfits.

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    Nadzar

    Huge souvenir shop specializing in batik, art, jewellery, and more. Has every souvenir you could imagine at fixed prices.

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    Ori Art Gallery

    A reputable batik painting shop with a large selection and fair prices, and you can usually watch an artist there demonstrating the fascinating and meticulous technique.

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    Mirota kampus dept store and supermaket

    Jl Simanjuntak No.70

    Closed · opens 9 amlow prices.

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    Monggo Chocolate

    Chocolate factory.

    daily 08:00-17-00

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    Progo -Mall & Progo Supermarket.

    Toko Progo

    Has operated since 1968.

    daily 08:30–21:00low prices