Most of the influencers (aside from those who don’t know how to bike) got super excited when we saw the bikes lined up with matching blue balloons on the starting point of the tour in Wanurejo Village. I’ve been biking since I was in the elementary years and my family loves cycling too making us own a few bicycles in our house in the Philippines. This makes me more eager to join this activity here in Yogyakarta.
Day one of our trip in Yogyakarta introduces us to their way of living by letting us tour the village and see the culture and history through their dances.
From our early flight coming from Jakarta, we arrived at Yogya (also pronounced as Jogja) around 9 in the morning and head straight to one of the popular local restaurant called Gudeg Yu Djum.
They say that in order to understand the culture one should have to taste it! And this is actually one of the things we totally enjoyed here in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The site seeing were enclosed by endless food and restaurant hopping making us understand and learn how life differs in this side of the country.
There is nothing much to say when I breathtakingly witness one of the most awesome sunrise I’ve ever seen (as of the moment) in my entire life. The Borobudur Sunrise in the Island of Java, Yogyakarta is just an experience never to be missed when you paid a visit in Indonesia.
If you’re looking for an exciting holiday, Asia could be the perfect destination. You’re guaranteed an unforgettable experience with a unique spin on traditional festivities. We’ve put together this handy guide on some of the best places worth visiting.