Tourist attractions in Jogja that are full of delicious and easy to reach traditional food

Javanese news – Jogja has many fun places that remain on the streets, but also traditional food.

Not only can enjoy the typical atmosphere of Jogja, you can also taste old school culinary that makes your tongue happy and happy stomachs.

So, your vacation isn’t just a matter of traveling, but also about taste. Take a peek at some tourist attractions in Jogja that are suitable for you who are fond of culinary, especially traditional food.

1. Beringharjo Market

This market is not only a batik shopping place, but also a typical culinary paradise for Jogja.

In the inside of the market, you can find many traditional snacks sellers such as cenil, lupis, Bugis cake, to tempe mendoan.

Outside the market there are also many warm sellers, rames rice, and dawet ice that are very fresh drinking during the day. The food is cheap and it tastes really authentic.

2. Wijilan Gudeg Center

When talking about traditional Jogja food, warm must be the most famous. Well, in the Wijilan area, you can find a row of legendary gudeg stalls.

Starting from Gudeg Yu Djum, Gudeg Bu Lies, to Gudeg Mrs. Ahmad. All have a distinctive taste and are usually served with shredded chicken, krecek, and pindang eggs.

Can eat directly in place or wrapped for souvenirs too okay.

3. Kampung Ketandan

Located near Malioboro, Kampung Ketandan is often a culinary location if there is an event or festival.

Here many street snacks that sell traditional food. You can find Getuk, Klepon, Jadah Tempe, to Pecel.

The atmosphere of the village that is still thick makes you feel like back to childhood.

4. Tembi Tourism Village

If you want an atmosphere that is calmer and far from the crowd, you can stop by Tembi Tourism Village.

Not only the view of the rice fields and the atmosphere of the village that is cool, here there are also small stalls that sell typical home specialties.

Menus such as lodeh vegetables, krecek fried sauce, and bacem tofu are the main dishes. Suitable for you who miss mom.

5. Square of Kidul

If the night wants to snack while hanging out, the Kidul Square can be an option.

Here many tents and street stalls are selling traditional food ranging from wedang rounds, angkringan rice cats, satay kere, to Javanese noodles.

While eating, you can also see ornamental rickshaw lights and calm atmosphere of Jogja’s night.

Jogja has never run out of reasons for visiting. So, just get ready to bring an empty stomach and a big appetite when I go to Jogja later. ***