Tour de Djokdja No. 16 / I: The Places for Young People to Hang Out in Yogyakarta

Tour de Djokdja No. 16 / I: The Places for Young People to Hang Out in YogyakartaWednesday, 6 December 2006

Tour de Djokdja No. 16 / I: The Places for Young People to Hang Out in Yogyakarta

Wednesday, 6 December 2006

Visiting certain cities will be complete only after touching those places or public areas where young people usually hang out. For the reason, the theme of Tour de Djokdja this edition is "The places for young people to hang out in Yogyakarta" that will invite those who are youthful to touch them. You have opportunities to know Yogyakarta better through the communities gathering in such places and feel their young spirit.

Such places range from coffee shops offering delicious coffee and other facilities to spend the night such as books, art exhibitions to hotspots. Otherwise, you can enjoy famous, traditional warongs such as Poci Pak Min, Warung Kopi Blandongan and Kedai Kopi Grek. Finally, you can relax in public spaces like Boulevard of Gadjah Mada University or the area in front of Vredeburg Fortress while enjoying some meals or looking at the activities of the citizens.

Bon Voyage!

Coffee Shops in Yogyakarta, from Just Hanging Around to Seeing Indie Films
Some coffee shops in Yogyakarta serve the right places to spend the evening and night while sipping delicious coffee. While enjoy such things, you can also do other activities such as chatting, reading, browsing the Internet or watching film.
Teh Poci Pak Min and Kopi Blandongan, the Warongs for Young People
Some characteristics of the places where young people in Yogyakarta hang around are its friendliness and simplicity. You can find them in some places such as Poci Pak Min and Warung Kopi Blandongan.
UGM Boulevard and Before Vredeburg Fortress, the Atmosphere of Young People in Jogja
Looking at the activities of the citizens centering in some public areas can be a pleasant tourism agenda. You can see the attraction by street musicians, the activities of young people in Yogyakarta and to try the so-called sate kere.

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