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Keraton
Yogyakarta is not only the residence of the king , but also the flame keeper of
Javanese culture . In this place you can learn and see firsthand how the
culture still preserved in the rate of development of the world .
I ever go to the Keraton of
Jogjakarta with my
friends, I am
very interested in there to see objects that are
very historic. Jogja is very
interesting to visit because it is not only just
a good nature, but there are also many
cultural attractions are very interesting foreign
and local tourists. I've had experience
in the Keraton, I
was at that time with three of my friends,
then we would
photograph but we
confused whom we
ask to take our picture.An then a stranger to us, and he will help us to take our pictures.Where he
was described the cultural
Keraton by tour guide.And there are
very good citizens and enthusiastic to help drive the tourists.there I go everywhere using pedicab.pedicab driver that was like a tour guide for
me.
Kesultanan Ngayogyakarta
or now more commonly known by the name of the Keraton Yogyakarta is the center
of Javanese culture is a living museum in Yogyakarta. Not only is home to the
king and his family alone , Kraton also be the center of Javanese cultural
development , as well as the cultural flame guard . In this place, tourists can
learn and see firsthand how Javanese culture kept alive and preserved .
Kraton
Mangkubumi built by Prince in 1755 , a few months after the signing of the
Treaty Giyanti . Banyan Forest was chosen as the home to the palace because the
land between two rivers that are considered good and protected from possible
flooding .
Despite hundreds of years old and was damaged by a massive
earthquake in 1867 , the Sultan's Palace buildings still standing strong and
well maintained . Visiting the Sultan's Palace will provide valuable experience
at the same time impressive .
Palace at the center of the imaginary line that
connects Parangtritis and Mount Merapi has 2 counter inside , the first in the
military side: ( First North Square ) and on the side: Tourism ( Regol Keben )
. If entering from the military side: travelers can only enter events and Siti
Hinggil ward and see a collection of some of the royal train while if entering
from the side: Tourism Complex then you can enter Sri Manganti and Kedhaton
where there Kencono Ward became the main hall of the kingdom. The distance
between the first and second counter door is not far away , along way
Rotowijayan enough travelers on foot or by pedicab.
After I went
through the Keraton and then I went into the Taman Sari.
The period after the Treaty Giyanti , Prince Mangkubumi build the palace as the seat of government Ngayogyakarta Sultanate . Prince Mangkubumi which then holds the lane I build a palace in the middle of an imaginary axis that runs between Mount Merapi and Parangtritis . Is the reference point of the construction of the Keraton is a pennant ’Umbul’ ( spring) .
To honor the service of Sultan 's
wives have been helped during the war , he commanded an architect Demak Tegis
Portuguese nationality and Regent of Madiun as foreman to build a Keraton on
the banners are located 500 meters south of the palace . Keraton is surrounded
Segaran ( artificial lake ) with the fragrance of the flowers planted on an
artificial island in the vicinity now known as Taman Sari .
“From the top of the Stage Gate Sultan used to watch dances down there . Buildings next to it is where the musicians and in the midst of the usual set up the stage where the dancers showed their skill and flexibility , " said a guide when entering the Taman Sari.
The stage of the gate , the guide brought we go into areas that were once only
allowed for the Sultan and his family , swimming baths Taman Sari . Gurgling
directly addressed . Clear water blends nicely with the creamy stout walls
surrounding them . Swimming baths in this area is divided into three Umbul kawitan
( pool for children of the King ) , Umbul Pamuncar ( pool for the concubines )
, and Umbul Panguras ( pond to king ) .
That is my story in our tour in JogjakartaTHANK YOU for reading
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