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Group 1

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Michelle
Nafisda
Arshia
Alin
Vivi

Group 2

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Septi
Putri
Caesya
Keyza

Group 3

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Jagad
Teuku
Bowo
Khalief

Group 4

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Fachri
Kholiq
Zaki
Satrio
Ferdian

Group 5

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Nabilla
Chika
Nafisa
Fristin

Group 6

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Alfira Cheria. A
Devi Angraini. P
Elvina Zahra. S
Viona Febriana. S

Group 7

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Picture of Sari Park

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Picture of Parangtritis Beach

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Picture of Malioboro

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Picture of Beringharjo Market

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Picture of Breksi Cliff

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Picture of Merapi Mountain

Identification

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Sari park is also known as Taman Sari Water Palace. It is a beautiful water park and was once the royal garden of the Yogyakarta sultanate. It was built in the mid-18th century and is located on Jl. Nogosari No.6, Patehan, Kraton, Yogyakarta City, or just a 15-minute walk from the Yogyakarta Palace.

Description

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Sari park consists of four different areas such as a large artificial lake with islands and pavilions located in the west, a bathing complex in the middle, a complex of pavilions and ponds in the south, and a small lake in the east, as well as a defense area with hidden underground tunnels. Apart from meditation, the park's other functions are rest and recreation, as well as religious worship. Visitors usually spend time in Sari Park during the day, as the rays of sunlight make the photos look more beautiful.

Conclusion

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Sari park was built three years after the Giyanti Agreement as a resting place for Sultan Hamengkubuwono 1. The complex consists of around 59 buildings including a mosque, meditation room, swimming pool, and a series of 18 water gardens and pavilions surrounded by an artificial lake. The complex was effectively used between 1765-1812.

Identification

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Prambanan temple is the largest and the most beautiful Hindu temple which ever built on the Java island. The temple was built during the Hindu kingdoms in Indonesia in the 10th century. The Prambanan Temple Complex is located in Karangasem Hamlet, Bokoharjo Village, Prambanan District, Sleman, Yogyakarta Special Region.

Description

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Prambanan temple was built by Rakai Pikatan as a rival to Borobudur and Sewu Temple located not far from Prambanan temple. However, a legend tells that It is a temple built by Bondowoso as a promise to marry Rorojonggrang. However, the construction of this temple was not completed because the ruse of Rorojonggrang. Finally Bondowoso cursed Rorojonggrang become a statue to complete the temple. As the temple which is very beautiful and gorgeous, the building complex of Prambanan temple located at an altitude of 154 m above sea level and becomes one of the tourist destinations in Jogjakarta. It is located in Prambanan village, District Bokoharjo. It is approximately 17 miles from Jogjakarta. The location is only about 100 m from the highway of Yogya-Solo so that it must be easy to reach.

Conclusion

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Prambanan Temple Compounds
Built in the 10th century, this is the largest temple compound dedicated to Shiva in Indonesia. Rising above the centre of the last of these concentric squares are three temples decorated with reliefs illustrating the epic of the Ramayana, dedicated to the three great Hindu divinities (Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma).

Identification

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Parangtritis Beach is a stunning coastal destination located in the Bantul Regency of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Known for its dramatic cliffs, black sand, and powerful waves, it’s a popular spot for surfing and enjoying the ocean breeze. The beach is also home to the iconic “Gumuk Pasir” (Sand Dunes), offering unique landscapes for photography and exploration. While the waves can be strong, the beach offers breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean and the surrounding coastline. Parangtritis is a must-visit for anyone seeking an adventurous and scenic beach experience in Yogyakarta.

Description

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Parangtritis Beach is a sensory feast. The sight is dominated by the vast expanse of the Indian Ocean, its waves crashing against the black sand shore. Towering cliffs rise dramatically from the beach, offering a dramatic backdrop. The sound is a symphony of nature: the roar of the waves, the cries of seagulls, and the gentle whisper of the wind through the coastal vegetation. The smell is a mix of salty air, seaweed, and the earthy scent of the volcanic sand. The touch is a combination of the smooth, cool sand beneath your feet, the refreshing spray of the ocean, and the warmth of the sun on your skin.

Conclusion

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In conclusion, Parangtritis Beach offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. With its dramatic volcanic sands, rolling waves, and lush surrounding landscapes, it stands as a striking example of Indonesia’s diverse coastal allure. The beach's blend of serene vistas and local legends enriches the experience, making it a unique destination where visitors can immerse themselves in both nature and tradition.

Identification

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Malioboro Street is one of the three roads in the city of Yogyakarta which stretches from the Yogyakarta Monument to the Yogyakarta Kilometer Zero 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 Margo Utomo Street, which stretches from the south of the Tugu area to the east side of Yogyakarta Station.

Description

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As a tourist destination, the edge of Malioboro Street is wide enough for pedestrians. There are various facilities, such as benches, bus stops, and stopping places for pedestrians to just sit and enjoy the atmosphere of Yogyakarta City.

On Malioboro Street, visitors can see several old buildings such as the Fort Vredeburg Museum, the Presidential Palace, the DIY DPRD Building, and other historical buildings near Malioboro Street such as the Yogyakarta Monument, Tugu Hotel, Keraton Museum, South Square (Alun-Alun Selatan), and other. Apart from that, visitors can also taste and enjoy traditional Yogyakarta snacks or food and also listen to songs, both traditional and modern music, which are performed on Jalan Malioboro at night.

Conclusion

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As a shopping center, there are many tourists selling souvenirs or clothes. There are many tourists visiting this location because it is located in the strategic center of Yogyakarta city. This tourist spot has now become a favorite destination to perfect their tourist trip.

Identification

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Beringharjo market is the oldest market in the Kraton area of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It has been a continuous place of trade since 1758. Right off of the main street Jalan Malioboro, Beringharjo Market is officially located on Jalan Margo Mulyo No. 16, Yogyakarta.

Description

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Pasar Beringharjo is a traditional market located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It's one of the city's oldest and most iconic markets. The market's vibrant energy is matched by its historical charm. The architecture, with its traditional Javanese elements.

The market's labyrinthine alleys are lined with an array of colorful stalls and shops. Here, traditional Javanese batik. Handcrafted items such as wooden carvings, silver jewelry, and woven baskets. Also Pasar Beringharjo full of street food too, such as gudeg, ayam penyet and etc.

Pasar Beringharjo is more than just a marketplace it is a cultural where the essence of Yogyakarta’s local life.

Conclusion

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Beringharjo Market is a mandatory destination for anyone visiting Yogyakarta. With a diversity of products, traditional atmosphere, and complete facilities, this market offers a unique and unforgettable shopping experience. Located in a strategic location with flexible opening hours, Beringharjo Market is ready to welcome visitors every day. So, if you visit Yogyakarta, don't miss the opportunity to visit Beringharjo Market and enjoy all the uniqueness it has to offer. This market is not only a place to shop, but also a place to learn and enjoy the rich culture of Yogyakarta.

Identification

suratssasa — 2024-09-03 01:05:27 UTC

Tebing Breksi tourist park is a natural tourist spot in Jogja. As the name suggests, this tourist spot is a hill of Breksi rocks. Breksi is a rock composed of angular fragments of minerals or large rocks held together by a fine-grained matrix. This word comes from Italian which means "rubble". This location is on Jl. Lengkong Village, RT.02/RW.17, Mt. Sari, Sambirejo, District. Prambanan, Sleman Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta.

Description

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one of the main attractions of Tebing Breksi is the beautiful view of Yogyakarta City which can be enjoyed from the top of the cliff. You can see the beautiful panorama of the city, including Prambanan Temple, Barong Temple, Sojiwan Temple, Mount Merapi, and of course the beautiful sunset. Breksi Cliff is located at an altitude of around 200 meters above sea level, this allows visitors to see beautiful views from the height of Breksi Cliff.

Conclusion

suratssasa — 2024-09-03 01:05:40 UTC

Breksi Cliff is one of the former mining tourist destinations located in Groyokan Hamlet, Sambirejo Village, Prambanan District, Sleman Regency, D.I. Yogyakarta. Initially, Breksi Cliff was a rock mining area which was a source of livelihood for the surrounding residents. The rocks on Breksi Cliff were originally ash thrown up by the Nglanggeran Volcano when it erupted decades ago. Cubes of ash settle into mud and harden into rock.

Identification

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Description

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Conclusion

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Picture of prambanan temple