Losmen Yogyakarta

... youth who like all kinds of music and with some wealth, nice and chic cafes and art galleries.  A huge tourist destination, Yogyakarta has touristy sections of town, but this does not mask the sensation of being in a normal and large Javanese ...

... train than the one we took to Surabaya and there's no roaches running around this time. We got to Yogyakarta before noon and checked into the Bladok Losmen, [GPS 07 47.498S 110 21.764E] at Rp170,000/nite, not their most expensive room, but very nice ...

... iced coffee at the mall, we returned to the backpacker area, picked up our luggage, and waited at the train station. The train, unfortunately, was an hour late, but it came sure enough.  By 3am, we were onboard, asleep, and our way out of Yogyakarta. ...

We arrived in Yogyakarta after a local bus ride to Pangandaran, another bus to Sidejera and then a 3 hour train ride to Yogyakarta. It was still public holiday so the train station was rammed with people everywhere and the queues were huge. We opted for ...

... der ganzen Fahrt die Tür auf war, was ich sehr gut fand, da ich dort sehr schöne Fotos machen konnte. In Yogyakarta angekommen, haben wir uns erst einmal auf die Suche nach einer Unterkunft gemacht und eine sehr nettes Homestay gefunden. Dort haben ...

... a short bus ride with some other travelers from the Netherlands and France to visit Prambanan, a beautiful set of Hindu temples near Yogyakarta. after the temple, we sat down for some traditional dance & music at the Ramayana ballet. it was an open ...

... , You may not believe me after reading this entry, but I have slowed down.  I took the train from Jakarta to Yogyakarta (pronounced Jogjakarta, and shortened to "Yogya"), Java's artistic and intellectual soul.  The train ride took about 8 hours ...

Friday, Julie and I left Jakarta, Java's capital, for Yogyakarta (pronounced Jo-gya-karta).  We boarded a train, exited Jakarta's concrete, graffiti walls and tall, shiny buildings and entered into rural country sides with small, concrete ...

We arrived in Yogyakarta (known as Jogja) at 5pm on Saturday evening, smack in the middle of the Hari Raya (end of Ramadan celebrations). We went to the main accomodation area to find everything booked out. I left Lydia in a cafe while I ran round looking ...

Hi, So after spending the night in Bandung we now moved to Yogyakarta. The train-ride was really great. The views from the train were amazing. The first few days in Yogya were not the best, we were both ill so we went to see the doctor who gave us ...

... a couple of wrong buses went past the right one came and I dived on. Still baking. It was 90mins back and I got back to Yogyakarta bus station and went off to Prambanan which is another ace temple with a mix of Buddha and Hindu I think due to a marriage ...

... jest swiatynia Borobudur. Blakam sie chwilke miedzy tutejszymi "gang'ami" (male alejki, w ktorych mieszcza sie hotele oraz "losmen'y"). Zaczepia mnie jeded z tutejszych. Godze sie, by zaprowadzil mnie do swojej rodziny pferujacej pokoje. Place 70000 Rp., ...

... walking against all other foot traffic. Despite being the cultural and tourist capital of Java, there are surprisingly few tourists in Yogyakarta. After a forty-five minute trek I headed back to the hotel for a bite to eat. Though the food from ...

Blodok's is recommended by Lonely Planet, which means that WM generally will avoid such a place. However, WM and WW arrived from Borobudur around noon and it was hotter than a two dollar pistol. A word about Lonely Planet—WW and WM depend on LP for ...

Six heures du matin, hop on est dans train en classe économique avec les locaux depuis Banyuwangi. Petit trajet de seize heures en mode "je ne peux pas m'allonger pour dormir il y a trop de monde sur mes genoux"... Bonne ambiance. On est les seuls ...

... 10, 2008 Yesterday we went on a tour of Borobudur, which is a 9th century Buddhist temple situated about 45 kilometers from Yogyakarta.   Although we knew of ways to get there on our own, either via public buses or renting motorcycles, we ...

... its sea turtles and pearly beaches. Time and of course money eventually decided for me and I bought a rail ticket for Yogyakarta (Yogya) with great excitement. This excitement was mainly down to Yogya's proximity to Borobudur - an ancient Buddhist temple ...

... in the area.  We found another one that was very basic, but clean and very cheap.  It was called the Nuri Losmen.  There was a parrot out front which we found to be quite entertaining..........at first.  He would mimic any sound he ...