This white-dominated monument has symbolic value and is a building that connects Parangtritis Beach, Krapyak Stage, Yogyakarta Palace and Mount Merapi. Only 5 minutes from Malyabhara Hotel, you can visit historical buildings in the city of Yogyakarta.
Discover MoreTaman Pintar is a famous and exciting place for educational recreation in Jogja. The entry ticket price is affordable. Inside there are educational vehicle such as; planetarium, marine rides, waste processing zone, science theater, playground, library, craft village, oval building, etc. Located 10 minutes from the Malyabhara Hotel, this educational theme park is perfect for those of you who are on vacation with children.
Discover MoreFort Vredeburg Museum is only 5 minutes from Malyabhara Hotel, located in front of the Agung Building and Yogyakarta Sultanate Palace. Now, the fort is a museum. In a number of buildings in this fort there are dioramas about Indonesian history.
Discover MoreBeringharjo Market is the oldest market with historical and philosophical values that cannot be separated from the Yogyakarta Palace. Located only 5 minutes from Malyabhara Hotel, in Beringharjo Market there are various batiks, various spices, and various antiques.
Discover MoreThe area around the zero kilometer point is a historical tourism area. On either side, there are ancient buildings which are often also called lodges. Namely, large old buildings from the Netherlands.
Discover MoreThe Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace is the official palace of the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Sultanate. Inside there are many buildings that are used as the residence of the sultan and his family as well as royal courtiers.
Discover MoreThe Sonobudoyo State Museum is a Regional Technical Implementation Unit at the Cultural Office of the Special Region of Yogyakarta, which has the function of managing museum objects that have scientific cultural values, including development collections and cultural educative guidance.
Discover MoreTaman Sari is a cultural heritage of the Yogyakarta Palace which we can still see standing strong. Formerly, Taman Sari was a bathing pool for Sultans, empresses, wives and daughters of kings. Taman Sari was built during the reign of Sri Sultan HB I, in 1758.
Discover MoreAbove rates are for check in date: 08-09-2024
