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1. Bintang Raka Pratama Tam-Tam

2. Syaiful Diaz wibu

3. Abdurrahman Faiz

4. Ika Indah Agustin Rahma Nur Annisa

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1. Najla Zalfa Arzeti

2. Elfrada Garalt Dirga P.

3. Rahmawati Noor

4. Alif Sibgah Al-Haq

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Picture of sari park

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1. Fajar Dwi Nur Hidayat

2. Kaisar Sakti

3. Cantya Grandong

4. Farrel Putra Mahardika

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1. Seven Genandro Rasyid

2. Davina eka nur aisyah

3. Casey Otta Hayden Nugraha

4. ilham cahyo kumoro

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1. Antony

2. Viki MAN

3. Brian MJX

4. Andika

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Picture of Parangtritis Beach

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Tamansari Ngayogyakarta is the site of the former gardens or palace gardens of the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace, which can be compared to Taman Sari Surakarta and Bogor Botanical Gardens as the gardens of the Bogor Palace. This garden was built during the era of Sultan Hamengkubuwono I (HB I) in 1758-1765/9. Initially, the park, which was called "The Fragrant Garden", had an area of ​​more than 10 hectares with around 57 buildings in the form of buildings, bathing pools, suspension bridges, water canals, as well as artificial lakes along with artificial islands and underwater passages. This garden, which was used effectively between 1765-1812, originally stretched from southwest of the Kedhaton complex to southeast of the Magangan complex. However, currently, the only remains of Taman Sari that can be seen are in the southwest of the Kedhaton complex.

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Parangtritis Beach, located in the Yogyakarta Special Region of Indonesia, is famous for its vast black sand shores and strong, rolling waves. This beach is deeply intertwined with Javanese culture, particularly the legend of Nyi Roro Kidul, the Queen of the Southern Sea. While swimming is not advised due to the powerful currents, visitors can still enjoy activities like horse-drawn carriage rides and paragliding from nearby cliffs.

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Picture of Prambanan Temple

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Malioboro is a legend and well-known shopping centre in Indonesia. It is located in Sosromenduran village, Gedong Tengen, Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Malioboro is actually a joint street area of Jalan Margo Utomo, Jalan Malioboro, dan Jalan Margo Mulyo. The long of the street as shopping centre is up to 2,5 kilometer from Yogya pillar to Yogyakarta Post Office.

The name of Malioboro in the history are two versions. First, Marlborough is a name of noble when Indonesia is dominated by England (1811 - 1816). Second, malioboro means bouquet.

As shopping centre, there are many people at that street sell special souvenirs and clothes. There are a lot of tourists visit this place every day as it near to Borobudur Temple, about 40 km. This tourism place now becomes favorite destination to complete their trip.

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Picture of Merapi Mountain

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Mount Merapi is a popular mountain with an active volcano. This mountain is spread across several cities in Central Java such as Magelang, Sleman, Klaten and Boyolali. The forest area around the peak has been the Mount Merapi National Park area since 2004.

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This mountain has a high potential for disaster because according to modern records, Mount Merapi has erupted every two to five years and is surrounded by dense settlements. Since 1548, this mountain has erupted 68 times. On its slopes there are still settlements up to a height of 1,700 meters and it is only four kilometers from the peak. Because of this level of importance, Merapi is one of the sixteen world volcanoes included in the Volcanoes of the Decade project. Merapi is one of 127 active volcanoes in Indonesia (13% of the world's active volcanoes are spread across the territory of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, or Indonesia has the most active volcanoes in the world). The time interval between two eruptions of Mount Merapi is relatively short on average, around 2 – 4 years, the longest is 18 years.

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Inside Malioboro there are local traders and tourists

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Prambanan Temple or Roro Jonggrang Temple is the largest Hindu (Shiva) temple complex in Indonesia which was built in the 9th century AD. This temple is dedicated to the Trimurti, the three main gods of Hinduism, namely Brahma the creator god, Vishnu the protector and Shiva the destroyer god. Based on the Siwagrha inscription, the original name of this temple complex is Siwagrha (Sanskrit for "House of Shiva"), and indeed in the garbagriha (main hall) of this temple there is a statue of Shiva which reaches 3 meters high, because of the priority of the Shiva sect to worship Lord Shiva in the temple This. .

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1. Reyhan

2. Alfian

3. Putri

4. Thomi

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Breksi Cliff, located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, is a former stone mining site that has been transformed into a popular tourist destination. The cliff features unique rock formations and carvings, providing a scenic view and a glimpse into the geological history of the area.

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Mount Merapi is a popular mountain with an active volcano. This mountain has a high potential for disaster because according to modern records, this mountain has erupted 68 times. Merapi is one of sixteen world volcanoes included in the Volcanoes of the Decade project.

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Picture of Malioboro

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Malioboro is the most popular place in Yogyakarta

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Sight: Tebing Breksi offers a stunning visual experience with its towering limestone cliffs, intricate carvings, and panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, including Mount Merapi in the distance.

Sound: The area is often filled with the sounds of wind rustling through the trees, the occasional chatter of visitors, and distant echoes from the cliffs. During events, traditional Javanese music or live performances may also be heard.

Smell: The air carries a fresh, earthy scent, mixed with the occasional whiff of incense or street food from nearby vendors. After rain, the smell of wet stone and soil is prominent.

Touch: The surface of the cliffs is rough and textured, with cool, weathered stone under your fingers. The breeze can feel refreshing as you walk along the pathways, while the carved areas are smooth to the touch.

Taste: Nearby food stalls offer local delicacies, where you can taste traditional Javanese snacks, fresh fruit, and drinks like coconut water, adding a culinary experience to your visit.

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Tamansari is the royal garden or guest house of the Sultan of Yogya and his family. In fact, apart from Tamansari, the Yogyakarta Sultanate has several Pesanggrahans such as Pesanggrahan Warung boto, Pesanggrahan Manukberi, Pesanggrahan Ambarbinangun and Pesanggrahan Ambarukmo. All of them function as places for Tetirah and meditation for the Sultan and his family. Apart from the components that indicate it is a resting place, these guesthouses always have defensive components. Taman Sari was built three years after the Treaty of Giyanti as a resting place for Sultan Hamengkubuwono I. The complex consists of around 59 buildings including a mosque, meditation hall, swimming pool, and a series of 18 water gardens and pavilions surrounded by an artificial lake.

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Tamansari Pesanggrahan is an inseparable part of the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace. This complex was built in 1758 and is a cultural and world heritage site. The Umbul Binangun Bathing Complex as an important part of Pesanggrahan Tamansari has architectural and cultural significance that is important to preserve.

Conservation efforts have been carried out several times at the Umbul Binangun Bathing Complex. The most significant conservation action was the restoration and revitalization of the Umbul Binangun Baths in 2004. In this activity, comprehensive improvements were made to the physical elements of this complex to save the building from extinction. This revitalization is also to increase the tourism value of this complex which has existed since the 1970s. Even though the functions and activities in this complex are different from their original conditions, the current appearance and physical condition of the Umbul Binangun Baths must still be maintained in accordance with their original, significant values.

Some of these significant values ​​can be found in architectural elements, especially from the aspect of form, namely spatial layout, building envelope and outer space, as well as the aspect of meaning, namely in the form of traditional Javanese philosophy and meanings which are reflected in the architectural form and style. at the Umbul Binangun Baths. Traditional Javanese values, including Manunggaling Kawula Gusti, Sangkan Paraning Dumadi, and the meaning of the philosophical/imaginary axis of the Yogyakarta Palace, need to be maintained in the spatial layout of this complex. Additional buildings resulting from previous restoration must comply with these regulations. These things are an effort to maintain original cultural values ​​in the current new uses.

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Prambanan Temple is a temple complex located near the Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. we can see one of the largest Hindu complexes in the world, because it has several temples with towering heights, beautiful stone statues, and is approximately 500 years old.

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Beringhaijo Market which was originally known as Gedhe Market was established during the reign of Sultan Hamengku Buwono I when building the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace. This market is a central building of economic activity for the people of the Sultanate of Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat as well as a main component in the equipment of the city as the Capital at that time, which consists of a square, a palace complex, a large mosque, and a market. The Gedhe Market is in the north of the palace complex, just north of the Vredeburg Fortress. The existence of four components consisting of a square surrounded by the central government building in the south, a mosque in the west, and a market in the north is a component that is always present in a traditional city in Java.

The name change to Pasar Beringhaijo happened during the reign of Sultan Hamengku Buwono VIII. The name Beringhaijo is taken from the words â€œbringâ€ and â€œharjoâ€ the name is also based on the location of the market which was originally Beringan forest. Now the street south of Beringhaijo Market is called Jalan Pabringan, which is taken from the word beringan, to remind the history of the location of the market. While harjo means peace and tranquility.

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a. The Market Gate

is a two-story twin building with a transparent door in the middle. The position of the gate is at the very front right in the middle flanked by two rows of kiosks on the left and right. Twin buildings each measuring 2 x 2.5 m, functioned as public facilities.

b. Rows of Kiosks

Located on the left-right of the gate is a room with a function as a sales place equipped with partitions to limit one kiosk to another. Each kiosk measures 3 x 3 m and has a total of 18, 9 kiosks each on the north and south sides of the market gate building.

c. Row of los

consists of 2 los buildings on the north side and 2 los buildings on the south side. Each los building consists of 4 rows used by traders with two faces facing each other. Between the rows of los there is a grid for the flow of visitors.

Each row of los has 12 columns, so in one los building there are 48 columns to support the concrete roof. The four market stall buildings are in the Indian Architecture style with a rectangular plan measuring 22 x 28.8 m and a three-storey gable roof made of concrete. The structure is reinforced concrete with 192 columns each measuring 20 x 25 cm. The height of the floor is between 18-30 cm from the market floor and uses a cover in the form of gray tiles measuring 20 x 20 cm.

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Beringharjo Market was formerly called Pasar Gedhe. This market is located north of the North Square of the Yogyakarta Palace. The word Beringharjo comes from two Javanese syllables, namely Bering comes from the name Beringan, a forest that became the forerunner of the establishment of the capital city of the kingdom; harja means good and prosperous. Thus, the name Beringharjo means a good place and can prosper the people.

The market complex can be accessed from various directions. The main gate from the west is from Jalan Margamulya (now Jalan Jendral A. Yani). From the south via Jalan Pabringan; from the north via Jalan Ketandan, and from the east via the small Loji area

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Material CHAPTER 2_Descriptive Text_Siti Nur Chasa

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The view of Parangtritis Beach is very charming. On the left, we can see a very high cliff, on the right, we can see a large rock that seems ready to guard against the onslaught of the waves that come at any time. The beach is clean with white foam grading gray and a combination of green is really beautiful.The beauty of the beach feels perfect in the afternoon. In the afternoon, we can see the sunset which is a very special moment. Beautiful nature painting. A tinge of golden red in the sky with the sheen of the beach water in the afternoon sun is a stunning sight. The feeling of warmth mingled with the gentle breeze of the afternoon, enveloped the whole body.

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Prambanan Temple is a historical and world heritage site and is a tourist attraction that is well known to tourists which has survived for hundreds of years. To maintain the preservation of the temple Prambanan, the management of Prambanan Temple has worked together and collaborate regularly but have not been optimal in embracing ie cooperative relationships between managers and local communities

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Parangtritis Beach offers a breathtaking blend of natural beauty and cultural depth, making it a captivating destination in Yogyakarta. Its vast black sands, powerful waves, and picturesque landscapes, from towering cliffs to large protective rocks, create a stunning backdrop for visitors. The beach's allure is heightened in the afternoon, where the golden-red sunset paints the sky and reflects off the water, providing a serene and memorable experience. With its combination of striking visuals and cultural significance, Parangtritis Beach is truly a must-see location.

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Tebing Breksi is a notable tourist spot in Yogyakarta, showcasing unique rock formations and cultural carvings. Once a mining site, it now serves as a scenic location, blending natural beauty with historical significance.

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1. Dimas Pramudya A.

2. Satria aulia habib

3. M. Fariz Usman

4. Flavio satria yosta putra TMPX