Tour de Djokdja No. 17 / I: Javanese Chinese

Tour de Djokdja No. 17 / I: Javanese Chinese - Chinese JavaneseWednesday, 13 December 2006

Tour de Djokdja No. 17 / I: Javanese Chinese - Chinese Javanese

Wednesday, 13 December 2006

Since hundreds years ago, Yogyakarta has been dwelling place for people of different ethnics; one of them is Chinese ethnic. It is not surprising that there are many cultural heritages in the forms of inscriptions, foods or historical places symbolizing harmony of Javanese and Chinese culture.

Tour de Djokdja will invite you to see Javanese-Chinese inscription as a token of gratitude of Chinese inhabitants in Yogyakarta to Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono IX as the King of Yogyarkata. We also invite you to try Beringharjo Fried Rice as one of the most delicious fried rice in Yogyakarta. Finally, we invite you to explore the Chinese area to the south of Malioboro as one of historical trading places in Yogyakarta.

Bon Voyage!

Chinese Area in Yogyakarta, Historical Trading Area
Chinese Area in Yogyakarta is one of historical Chinese dwelling places in Indonesia. This kampong is the place where the success of Chinese merchants began with shops and services kiosks of tens years old.
Javanese-Chinese Inscription as an Expression of Gratitude to the Wise Authority
Javanese-Chinese inscription that is located at back of Traju Mas Hall in the Kingdom complex, even though small in shape, turns to keep deep memory. From the story of Japanese raid to China and Indonesia, we know the relationship between Javanese and Chinese in Yogyakarta.
Beringharjo Fried Rice, Deliciousness of Javanese-Chinese Culinary
Enjoying the taste of Beringharjo Fried Rice is just as occupied as listening to a plate of story around the harmony of Javanese and Chinese cultures in Indonesia, especially in terms of culinary, not just its deliciousness.

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