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@@adjitjatur1964 what's up dude I'm from the USA , Sacramento, northern California you know I happened to see this video on RUclips you know I've never been to Indonesia but I know very well Indian food so #indianfood #food 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️👏🤔 just personal opinion man
my best bro steve looks handsome & my best sis ivana looks gorgeous thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙
This is the real traveller, not tourist. I’m so impressed that you not only want to know their culture, but you also try to speak their language. That’s adorable Steve! Keep showing nice places. Well I miss going to Indonesia too. ❤️ from Malaysia
Thank you for your vlog! I’m glad I found it. In a short 2 weeks I will be flying into Surabaya to spent 3 weeks with a wonderful gal I met from Sidoarjo. I will be going to Jogjakarta for a few days as well as Bali. I plan to watch all your videos in the coming week. Thanks again!
21:27 wow malioboro has changed a lot, kudos to the sultan for making this new place setup for local vendors 😍 definitely jogja looks modern and less hectic
Yeaa it looks so modern right now and very tourist ready.. But i don't know, for me and many people, the heart of Malioboro Street is the street Vendor. Not the street itself, but the many people that did a trading and shopping at the street. So to me, Malioboro street lose its soul for the sake of tourism.
Wah wow now in java exotic tropical rain forrest archipelago . humble n nice person man n girl in centre javanese culture ,ygykrta ., im not javanese , im half indo n half chinese but still love javanese freindly kind people , always easy everything slow , ora opo opo , calamp .., enjoyed nature , enjoyed Indonesia , trma ksh utk kakak berdua
Thank you for bringing us with you in your journey. Thank you also for displaying Malaysian Ringgit value for your purchases. I can use that for future travel ideas.
6:36 It is called Ricksaw. Known as Beca in both Bahasa ID & MY. Sibu, Sarawak used to have similar style of ricksaws where the cyclist sitting at the back of the passenger seat. Sadly they are no more around last time I went there.
For your information, the Balinese people were the people of Majapahit who ran away because at that time the Majapahit kingdom would collapse and lose the war, The Majapahit kingdom was the last Hindu-Buddhist kingdom on the island of Java, so actually the center of Hindu-Buddhist was on the island of Java, so there are many similarities with Bali.
The real descendants of Majapahit nobility are sultans of Java. They were descendants of the last king of Majapahit through the lineage of Sultan Agung. From my mother's side, her ancestor is a Pakubuwono sultan from 19th century, who had more than a dozen kids. It's a common thing, many of my friends are distant descendants of different sultans. They are already ordinary people and like me, already has nothing to do with current ruling sultans.
I have been to jogja more than 10 times when my daughter was studying in UGM. I like the city and surrounding area such as borobodur, ketep pass, solo, prambanan temple. At the other end of malioboro road is the beringharjo market where you can buy cheap batik dress and clothes
Great video, we were in Yogja 2 weeks ago and loved it. It's our favourite city in Java and the area in Malioboro we were in had amazing amounts of street food.
It is really good travel with you my friend!! There are many delicious foods and footages in Indonesia!! Thank you for sharing!! Greeting from Korea😍😍👍
Omigosh, tons of action indeed. What a lovely and amazing place, make me want to visit Yogja one day....have fallen in love with it actually 😀🤓 Thanks for showing and sharing this coooooool video, Steve lvana.
Ivana : lndonesian tongue, Canadian stomach. Steve : Canadian tongue, Indonesian stomach. Oh gosh, Steve, you ate 3 out of the 4 "cili padi", no wonder you felt the burning sensation in your lips. Yummy lumpia anyway. Shout-out to the Sultan for the reorganization of the street food vendors....they look cleaner now. What a beautiful sight...a parade on the street 👍👍👏 an awesome outro !!!
Perbanyak bangunan berarsitekrur khas jawa dan bangunan modern yang bagus agar tambah cantik/indah kota yogyakarta, dan yang terpenting selalu jaga kebersihan lingkungan di seluruh daerah indonesia👍
You should go to Solo, Jogja's twin city, it's only 1 hour to get there by train and Semarang, the capital of Central Java, is 3 hours by train or cars to get there
Solo gak ada apa apa bosss kering , wkwkwk , pinggiran pulau jawa kayak jogja , cilacap , mereka punya pantai dan laut 😂😂😂 solo ada apa'an emg nya ??? Wkwkwk , kraton doang , itu juga begitu gitu doang , gua orang jakarta buat gua solo membosankan dan biasa aja dan masih recommend bandung menurut gua
@@adindadinda4563 hehe gw org Jakarta juga, tp gw demen sih ke solo, apa lagi candi Cetho, kemuning plantation, grojogan Sewu of Tawang Mangu, dan candi Sukuh, those places are absolutely stunning!! Gw bosen tiap bulan ke Bandung, palingan ya ke Lembang, sekarang udah kaya neraka kalo musim liburan, dominasi plat B dimana mana, pengalengan pun biasa aja, kotanya bagus cm di braga, Cihampelas dan area Setiabudi dan cimbeluit, so far udah gw ubek ubek bandung dr ujung ke ujung gak ada yg istimewa.... Macetnya aja yg istimewa kl musim liburan
In 1479, the Sultan of Turkey confirmed Raden Patah as Khalifatullah ing Tanah Jawa, the representative of the Islamic caliphate (Turkey) for the Land of Java, by handing over the black-purple Laa ilaha illallah flag made from the Ka'bah kiswah cloth, and the flag that read Muhammadarrasullah in green. The duplicate is kept at the Kraton Yogyakarta as an heirloom, a marker of the legitimacy of the Yogyakarta Hadiningrat Sultanate which represents the Turkish Caliphate," Sri Sultan said in his speech, Monday, February 9, 2015.
I agree with you steve, jogja is the most livable city out of all indonesia, i've been lived here near 1 year and never get bored. Another FYI, the more far from the center of city (malioboro street and surrounding area near that street) the more cheaper price of food you get. For example: that chicken satay, in malioboro (that showed in your vid) is about 20k for 10 sticks, in the suburbs the price will cut half of that
6:48 yes. i visited jogja some 15 years ago.... it was different. it was less organized, very crowded, very chaotic and less clean. it is good to see these changes. 8:52 that's about RM6 for 10 sticks.. very good price. 17:48 wow.... you are better at eating chilis than me... i can't take these small chilis (Bird's eye chilis) anymore.. 19:27 jogja nowadays feels like malacca to me.. it had different vibes the last time i visited. oh well, win some, lose some.
According to Government, Jogja it's self is the most livable city in the country, It ranked 1 in term of livability, even though it's Human Development Index is very high but the regional income is relatively lower compare to other 5 provinces in Java Island, More than that it's the second largest tourist destination in Indonesia after Bali as well as it is known as the center for learning since there are hundreds of universities, including Indonesia's most prestigious university named Gadjah Mada University (UGM)
Ah! This is interesting info! Thanks for this! So, my suspicion was right! Yogja is a very livable city, which is unique because it is great for tourism AND living. What a nice place :)
I live 5 mins from Malioboro and you make me miss my hometown! Jogja is well known as city of students and city of arts! Thanks for the 5 stars dude and glad that you enjoyed my city! ❤️
Fun fact: A lot of Malay people especially in Selangor and Johor are decendant of javanese people ..zahid hamidi currently UMNO president politician is javanese from jogja…walikota jogja his cousin..
I had visit many cities in Indonesia. But I think I like Jogja most. Maybe because I'm history freak and Jogja a lot of history to be learned. I loved it.
Yogyakarta is a popular destination for Malaysian students to study Medicine, Pharmacy and Dentistry at the *University of Gadjah Mada*. Apart from the programs being recognized by the Malaysian government, the lower cost of living and tuition fees as well as somewhat similar language and food are the main attractions to come and study there.
It looks like a genuine touristic region, I mean, it's touristic because there's a lot of genuine culture and not the contrary. Other good point, the domestic tourism. Actually, I do prefer to go where the locals go than the foreigners, it's a different vibe. I really like it!! 🙌🤌
Have you guys ever read the Buru Quartet by Pramoedya Ananta Toer? He is an Indonesian writer with a very interesting history. They are very beautifully written books set in colonial times in Indonesia. Highly recommended!!! 6 stars!! The first book is called This Earth of Mankind. Happy Travels
Ivana you must hear this song JOGYAKARTA. ( Kla Project ) Pulang ke kotamu Ada setangkup haru dalam rindu Masih seperti dulu Tiap sudut menyapaku bersahabat Penuh selaksa makna Terhanyut aku akan nostalgi Saat kita sering luangkan waktu Nikmati bersama Suasana Jogja Di persimpangan langkah ku terhenti Ramai kaki lima Menjajakan sajian khas berselera Orang duduk bersila Musisi jalanan mulai beraksi Seiring lara ku kehilanganmu Merintih sendiri Ditelan deru kota mu Walau kini kau tiada tak kembali Namun kota mu hadirkan senyum mu abadi Izinkanlah aku untuk selalu pulang lagi Bila hati mulai sepi tanpa terobati Musisi jalanan mulai beraksi Seiring lara ku kehilanganmu Merintih sendiri Ditelan deru kota mu Walau kini kau tiada tak kembali Namun kota mu hadirkan senyum mu abadi Izinkanlah aku untuk selalu pulang lagi Bila hati mulai sepi tanpa terobati
I like to watch your video: the way you tell about the city is very nice. You know a lot about Yogyakarta.... The history but also the places to visit. Top!
Wellcome to the most complete tourism destination in indonesia (Jogja and around). You can find historical sites, cave, famous liveable street, white sand beaches, brown sand beaches, palace, culture, tradition, lake, mountain, waterfalls, art market, handycraft center, the most beautiful airport in indonesia, world class university etc 🙏🙏
In case if you go to Java again Magelang is supposed to be on your list of your liveable city in Indonesia. It has Borobudur, surrounded by mountains and rice paddies, near Dieng Plateau, higher altitude, but still have mall and somehow not getting crowded as Yogyakarta. Malang in East Java also has similar vibe but bigger city compared to Magelang.
@@JetLagWarriors Solo or Surakarta must be on your next trip too. It is the sister city of Yogyakarta since they are basically from the same kingdom before Dutch split it. Sadly its kingdom has no power anymore unlike Yogyakarta. They both connected with new electric commuter train.
U shoulda visited the other Teras Malioboro at the other end of the street near the main station where more or most street souvenir vendors (less food vendors) are relocated, and all on ground/no 2nd level.
Wow, the lumpia comes wt garlic and green chilli. I hv never eaten chilli this way. I can't take the spicyness. I would burst into tears with runny nose and a heap of tissue! Steve n lvana sure could handle it but not too well after that..."my mouth is on fire"...7 times 😅😂🤣🔥🥵
The Sultanate of Yogyakarta is an Islamic kingdom on the island of Java, but the arrival of Islam has not changed the original Javanese culture as seen from the Javanese cultural performances which are still thick with Hindu nuances, although there are Hindu stories that are Islamized, such as some wayang stories. And FYI, Malioboro has been designated as a world cultural heritage site by UNESCO. Therefore, the traders who used to be a lot in the area were relocated to a special merchant area on the "Teras Malioboro"
Hi guys 👋 Woww I love this kind of cultural & traditionall shows nice music and beautiful traditional dance 👏🏻 I think the horse with the carrier is called “bendi” I ride on that when we visited Bukit Tinggi so many “bendi” there 👍🏻 fantastic street busking performing some traditional music and instruments , Indonesian has so many great musicians from their professionals to their buskers I mean they’re really good 👍🏻 Wow here comes the Sultan 👏🏻 interesting uniform they’re wearing wow amazing 👏🏻 Steve’s bahasa Indonesia is getting better and better 👏🏻👏🏻 looking forward to the next one , enjoy guys 🥰😘👍🏻
Steve and Ivana, it is finally another session for my TLDR post lmao . Seriously and Honestly, I'm not trying to flex, but I often feel a considerable urge to explain things and I find it fun to do. 🤣 Plus I know that you have many Malaysian followers who are also watching your Indo videos and are active in the comments, some curious about Indonesia. I want to dedicate this explanation to them as well. 😃 First and foremost though, to my fellow Wong Jowo and Indonesians in general, please feel free to correct me and I apologize beforehand for any potential mistakes in my following explanations, maturnuwun/matursuwun. There's a bit of confusion and misnomer for both foreigners and Indonesians outside of Java whenever using the term 'Jawa'/'Java'. This is because it can mean a number of things: 1. The island itself (Java) 2. The Javanese ethnic (contrary to what Ivana said, we don't consider Javanese to be a particular 'race', as this would better suited for 'Austronesian', which the Javanese ethnic is part of). 3. The provinces of Central Java, East Java, and Yogyakarta (provinces on Java where the Javanese ethnic is native to) There are at least 5 major native ethnic groups in Java, predominant in/inhabiting the respective provinces on the island: 1. Betawi (Betawinese, from Jakarta) 2. Banten (Bantenese, from Banten province) 3. Sunda (Sundanese, from West Java province) 4. Jawa (Javanese, from Central Java, Yogyakarta, mainland East Java provinces) 5. Madura (Maduranese, from madura island in east java (origin), and several parts of mainland east Java province) Some people would include the Baduy people in West Java and Tengger people in East Java as separate ethnicities from Sunda and Jawa. Besides that, there are also variations and mixes within a particular ethnic group. Each of these ethnic groups has distinct culture from one another despite similarities, and calling a Sundanese, Betawinese, Bantenese, and Madurese as 'Orang Jawa' is not exactly correct. It would be correct if this is to refer to the fact that they originate from the Island of Java, but they are clearly not of Javanese ethnic and would refuse to be considered so. When hearing the term 'Yogyakarta as the center of Javanese culture', well... this isn't entirely correct. To be clear, it would be better to say 'Center of Javanese Ethnic culture' so as to avoid grouping the other ethnic groups under 'Javanese' due to natural geography. Furthermore, there are variations in Javanese ethnic culture. For example, the folks in East Java province, particularly in Surabaya and its surrounding, have a different dialect (Suroboyoan) which has some words with different meaning to that commonly used in other areas, Yogyakarta for instance. What you mean as 'leave' in Central Java/Yogyakarta dialect could well mean 'arrive' in Surabaya dialect. The difference reminds me of Indonesian-Malaysian daily language differences, such as in 'Di' in Indonesian and 'Kat' in Malaysian. To some Javanese (ethnic) people, the idea of Yogyakarta as capital of Javanese (ethnic) culture may even be considered rather offensive as not all of Javanese ethnic regions were always under the Islamic Mataram Kingdom (which later became the Yogyakarta and Surakarta (city of Solo)). Some regions, especially in the east, even resisted Mataram rule in the past. When you go outside of Yogyakarta to Central Java and East Java provinces, differences may emerge. In Central Java, the difference may be subtle, but you'd find a different spectrum once you head further east towards Surabaya and Banyuwangi. The Sunda, Madura, Betawi, and Banten people all have their own characteristics. The Bantenese share similarities both with Sundanese and Javanese, the former due to proximity, and the latter due to historic relations between the Banten Sultanate and Mataram Sultanate in Yogyakarta. The Sundanese people are closely related with the Javanese ethnic, including words, traditional fashion, performance arts, etc but their languages are not mutually intelligible. It would be as if a Japanese meets a Chinese, they would find similarity in Japanese Kanji alphabet, both use chopsticks, etc etc but they are still so different from one another. The Maduran people have a very different language and a very distinct accent to that of the Javanese (central, yogya, or even east). Many migrated to East Java and have lived there for generations, making most of them able to speak Javanese. Finally, the Betawi people are said to be much closer to the Malays than the rest of Java. Aspects of their culture are influenced by Chinese, Arab, Malay, Dutch, and Portuguese culture, thanks to their homeland being an important port in the past for traders from Asia and Europe. Finally, if you think you've fallen in love with Yogyakarta for its culture, people, art, and ambience, wait till you see Bandung. 🤣 EDIT: I'm not trying to say that Bandung is better than Yogyakarta. I'm just saying that it's another beauty to consider. In the end, both have their own charms. Some people prefer one over the other. I'm Javanese myself (I identify with my mother's hometown, Pekalongan) but I was born in Garut, south of Bandung.
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Hi bro.. My advice after got some chilli or spicy food better drink some milk bro
@@adjitjatur1964 what's up dude I'm from the USA , Sacramento, northern California you know I happened to see this video on RUclips you know I've never been to Indonesia but I know very well Indian food so #indianfood #food 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️👏🤔 just personal opinion man
my best bro steve looks handsome & my best sis ivana looks gorgeous thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙
This is the real traveller, not tourist. I’m so impressed that you not only want to know their culture, but you also try to speak their language. That’s adorable Steve! Keep showing nice places. Well I miss going to Indonesia too. ❤️ from Malaysia
Buat orang indonesia dimana pun kalian berada jangan buang sampah sembarangan biar negara kita tetap indah dan sehat🙏🙏🙏
keep in mind, tourists want to see unique and exotic culture, temples or dances, NOT hijabs, burqas, mosques or shariah law.
Thank you for your vlog! I’m glad I found it. In a short 2 weeks I will be flying into Surabaya to spent 3 weeks with a wonderful gal I met from Sidoarjo. I will be going to Jogjakarta for a few days as well as Bali. I plan to watch all your videos in the coming week. Thanks again!
21:27 wow malioboro has changed a lot, kudos to the sultan for making this new place setup for local vendors 😍 definitely jogja looks modern and less hectic
Yeah the Sultan did a smart thing -- he tidied the place up without removing it's intrigue and awesomeness... great success
Where do you from ???
Yeaa it looks so modern right now and very tourist ready..
But i don't know, for me and many people, the heart of Malioboro Street is the street Vendor. Not the street itself, but the many people that did a trading and shopping at the street.
So to me, Malioboro street lose its soul for the sake of tourism.
Loved all of it!! Hope we can walk down the same street next year with you both!! Keep safe, healthy and happy.
Wah wow now in java exotic tropical rain forrest archipelago . humble n nice person man n girl in centre javanese culture ,ygykrta ., im not javanese , im half indo n half chinese but still love javanese freindly kind people , always easy everything slow , ora opo opo , calamp .., enjoyed nature , enjoyed Indonesia , trma ksh utk kakak berdua
Thank you for bringing us with you in your journey. Thank you also for displaying Malaysian Ringgit value for your purchases. I can use that for future travel ideas.
6:36 It is called Ricksaw. Known as Beca in both Bahasa ID & MY.
Sibu, Sarawak used to have similar style of ricksaws where the cyclist sitting at the back of the passenger seat. Sadly they are no more around last time I went there.
For your information, the Balinese people were the people of Majapahit who ran away because at that time the Majapahit kingdom would collapse and lose the war, The Majapahit kingdom was the last Hindu-Buddhist kingdom on the island of Java, so actually the center of Hindu-Buddhist was on the island of Java, so there are many similarities with Bali.
Why only Hindus remain in Bali nowadays? Where Buddhism goes?
Interesting stuff! Thanks for this
@@suhalaomo3278 buddhistm as majority is about 700 AD, then Hinduism, then Islam,before it, it was Kejawen
The last "Javanese Hindu Buddha" is in Tengger Bromo.
The real descendants of Majapahit nobility are sultans of Java. They were descendants of the last king of Majapahit through the lineage of Sultan Agung. From my mother's side, her ancestor is a Pakubuwono sultan from 19th century, who had more than a dozen kids. It's a common thing, many of my friends are distant descendants of different sultans. They are already ordinary people and like me, already has nothing to do with current ruling sultans.
I have been to jogja more than 10 times when my daughter was studying in UGM. I like the city and surrounding area such as borobodur, ketep pass, solo, prambanan temple. At the other end of malioboro road is the beringharjo market where you can buy cheap batik dress and clothes
Great video, we were in Yogja 2 weeks ago and loved it. It's our favourite city in Java and the area in Malioboro we were in had amazing amounts of street food.
Next come to:
1. Malang (Batu)
2. Bromo
3. Surabaya
4. Bandung!!!
It is really good travel with you my friend!! There are many delicious foods and footages in Indonesia!! Thank you for sharing!! Greeting from Korea😍😍👍
Shoutout to Korea!! We hope to go back there some day :D . We were only there for 2 weeks and we were really impressed
Omigosh, tons of action indeed. What a lovely and amazing place, make me want to visit Yogja one day....have fallen in love with it actually 😀🤓 Thanks for showing and sharing this coooooool video, Steve lvana.
We are really loving this place! What a great first day we had - we went out to find an adventure but the adventure kept finding us it seemed :D !
@@JetLagWarriors Great 👍👍👏
Ivana : lndonesian tongue,
Canadian stomach.
Steve : Canadian tongue,
Indonesian stomach.
Oh gosh, Steve, you ate 3 out of the 4 "cili padi", no wonder you felt the burning sensation in your lips. Yummy lumpia anyway.
Shout-out to the Sultan for the reorganization of the street food vendors....they look cleaner now.
What a beautiful sight...a parade on the street 👍👍👏 an awesome outro !!!
Terima kasih telah memperkenal kan budaya indonesia
Looks awesome, can't wait to go to Indonesia
Indonesia is a great place for travel :D !!
Perbanyak bangunan berarsitekrur khas jawa dan bangunan modern yang bagus agar tambah cantik/indah kota yogyakarta, dan yang terpenting selalu jaga kebersihan lingkungan di seluruh daerah indonesia👍
I ve been there many times. I love going to the palace for that performances. Check out malioboro street too at night
Awesome! We had such a great first impression of Yogja! Can't wait to keep exploring :D
You should visit the arts and crafts shops at the small streets .. like Batik painting , wood carving , etc . Kasongan - plenty of pottery handicrafts
You should go to Solo, Jogja's twin city, it's only 1 hour to get there by train and Semarang, the capital of Central Java, is 3 hours by train or cars to get there
Solo gak ada apa apa bosss kering , wkwkwk , pinggiran pulau jawa kayak jogja , cilacap , mereka punya pantai dan laut 😂😂😂 solo ada apa'an emg nya ??? Wkwkwk , kraton doang , itu juga begitu gitu doang , gua orang jakarta buat gua solo membosankan dan biasa aja dan masih recommend bandung menurut gua
@@adindadinda4563 hehe gw org Jakarta juga, tp gw demen sih ke solo, apa lagi candi Cetho, kemuning plantation, grojogan Sewu of Tawang Mangu, dan candi Sukuh, those places are absolutely stunning!! Gw bosen tiap bulan ke Bandung, palingan ya ke Lembang, sekarang udah kaya neraka kalo musim liburan, dominasi plat B dimana mana, pengalengan pun biasa aja, kotanya bagus cm di braga, Cihampelas dan area Setiabudi dan cimbeluit, so far udah gw ubek ubek bandung dr ujung ke ujung gak ada yg istimewa.... Macetnya aja yg istimewa kl musim liburan
@@adindadinda4563 yah gw malah belum pernah ke keraton, gak suka wisata budaya soalnya, lbh suka city tour and nature ....
For your information, formerly the Sultanate of Yogyakarta was the representative of the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) in the Land of Java
In 1479, the Sultan of Turkey confirmed Raden Patah as Khalifatullah ing Tanah Jawa, the representative of the Islamic caliphate (Turkey) for the Land of Java, by handing over the black-purple Laa ilaha illallah flag made from the Ka'bah kiswah cloth, and the flag that read Muhammadarrasullah in green. The duplicate is kept at the Kraton Yogyakarta as an heirloom, a marker of the legitimacy of the Yogyakarta Hadiningrat Sultanate which represents the Turkish Caliphate," Sri Sultan said in his speech, Monday, February 9, 2015.
I agree with you steve, jogja is the most livable city out of all indonesia, i've been lived here near 1 year and never get bored.
Another FYI, the more far from the center of city (malioboro street and surrounding area near that street) the more cheaper price of food you get. For example: that chicken satay, in malioboro (that showed in your vid) is about 20k for 10 sticks, in the suburbs the price will cut half of that
10k for 10 sticks of satay? Will start looking for that now !!
@@JetLagWarriors yep, and 8k for a bowl of soto ayam with rice
6:48 yes. i visited jogja some 15 years ago.... it was different. it was less organized, very crowded, very chaotic and less clean. it is good to see these changes.
8:52 that's about RM6 for 10 sticks.. very good price.
17:48 wow.... you are better at eating chilis than me... i can't take these small chilis (Bird's eye chilis) anymore..
19:27 jogja nowadays feels like malacca to me.. it had different vibes the last time i visited. oh well, win some, lose some.
i also love jogja... along with solo. i love their ambience. i also like Bali. Bali has a different vibe compared to Jogja and Solo.
Hopefully more of Jogja vlogs .. Enjoy Jogja!
Man more Yogja vlogs coming!! We are loving this place!
According to Government, Jogja it's self is the most livable city in the country, It ranked 1 in term of livability, even though it's Human Development Index is very high but the regional income is relatively lower compare to other 5 provinces in Java Island, More than that it's the second largest tourist destination in Indonesia after Bali as well as it is known as the center for learning since there are hundreds of universities, including Indonesia's most prestigious university named Gadjah Mada University (UGM)
Ah! This is interesting info! Thanks for this! So, my suspicion was right! Yogja is a very livable city, which is unique because it is great for tourism AND living. What a nice place :)
Yogyakarta is cheaper than Jakarta and Bali. So, many families can have decent lifestyle with lower wages.
@@JetLagWarriors The most interesting is when you're in Jogja, the time is like move slowly there than other places
Looked like a fabulous day...
Ivana street vendor nya alias pkl sdh pd dipindahin di 1 lokasi namanya teras malioboro jd lbh rapi dan tertib
yes, my memory was a lot more crowded. but great atmosphere. thank goodness for Pocari sweat :)
I live 5 mins from Malioboro and you make me miss my hometown!
Jogja is well known as city of students and city of arts!
Thanks for the 5 stars dude and glad that you enjoyed my city! ❤️
Fun fact: A lot of Malay people especially in Selangor and Johor are decendant of javanese people ..zahid hamidi currently UMNO president politician is javanese from jogja…walikota jogja his cousin..
Oh, very interesting! Shoutout to Javanese people man
@@JetLagWarriors Malaysia tukang klaim lebih tepatnya
I miss yogyakarta 😍👍, thanks the vlog to showing beautifull yogyakarta 🙏
Many more Yogja vlogs coming!! We are loving this place!! Stay tuned !!
@@JetLagWarriors ok👍👍👍
Kamu butuh waktu yang sangat lama untuk menjelajahi indonesia karna di setiap tempat memiliki budaya masing masing.
Glad you have a good time in my hometown
I had visit many cities in Indonesia. But I think I like Jogja most. Maybe because I'm history freak and Jogja a lot of history to be learned. I loved it.
Kraton...we've been here for the last about 30 years 1980.
I love your video. Thank you!
thanks for shows the beautiful of Jogja...
Yogyakarta is a popular destination for Malaysian students to study Medicine, Pharmacy and Dentistry at the *University of Gadjah Mada*. Apart from the programs being recognized by the Malaysian government, the lower cost of living and tuition fees as well as somewhat similar language and food are the main attractions to come and study there.
Many Malaysian study there ... do agree the living cost is so completely affordable
Oh I didn’t know this. So we may have came across many Malaysians there. Cool!!
Agree
It looks like a genuine touristic region, I mean, it's touristic because there's a lot of genuine culture and not the contrary. Other good point, the domestic tourism. Actually, I do prefer to go where the locals go than the foreigners, it's a different vibe. I really like it!! 🙌🤌
I think Stevanto's Bahasa Malaysia & Bahasa Indon is much better than mine..super interesting video as usual!!
Not just you! Everyone also really likes this city💝
I can see why :D
ya benar saya orang jakarta saya punya cita-cita tinggal di jogjakarta
I live near jogja palace. Thx for coming
Lovely place👍
Have you guys ever read the Buru Quartet by Pramoedya Ananta Toer? He is an Indonesian writer with a very interesting history. They are very beautifully written books set in colonial times in Indonesia. Highly recommended!!! 6 stars!! The first book is called This Earth of Mankind. Happy Travels
No, we have never heard of him. Thanks for the reccommendation!
It used to be banned in orde baru era
A week ago i'm visiting jogja,take a picture on street malioboro and monumet jogja,fast n run,only two hours in jogja
Ivana you must hear this song
JOGYAKARTA. ( Kla Project )
Pulang ke kotamu
Ada setangkup haru dalam rindu
Masih seperti dulu
Tiap sudut menyapaku bersahabat
Penuh selaksa makna
Terhanyut aku akan nostalgi
Saat kita sering luangkan waktu
Nikmati bersama
Suasana Jogja
Di persimpangan langkah ku terhenti
Ramai kaki lima
Menjajakan sajian khas berselera
Orang duduk bersila
Musisi jalanan mulai beraksi
Seiring lara ku kehilanganmu
Merintih sendiri
Ditelan deru kota mu
Walau kini kau tiada tak kembali
Namun kota mu hadirkan senyum mu abadi
Izinkanlah aku untuk selalu pulang lagi
Bila hati mulai sepi tanpa terobati
Musisi jalanan mulai beraksi
Seiring lara ku kehilanganmu
Merintih sendiri
Ditelan deru kota mu
Walau kini kau tiada tak kembali
Namun kota mu hadirkan senyum mu abadi
Izinkanlah aku untuk selalu pulang lagi
Bila hati mulai sepi tanpa terobati
will search it up, thanks!
So much culture! Love it.
What a great city! Doubly impressive because it's great 1-for travel and 2- to live in! Shoutout to Yogja!
@@JetLagWarriors it seems to have amazing beaches near by too. Seems a perfect place!
I like to watch your video: the way you tell about the city is very nice. You know a lot about Yogyakarta.... The history but also the places to visit. Top!
Thank you so much 😀
Wellcome to the most complete tourism destination in indonesia (Jogja and around). You can find historical sites, cave, famous liveable street, white sand beaches, brown sand beaches, palace, culture, tradition, lake, mountain, waterfalls, art market, handycraft center, the most beautiful airport in indonesia, world class university etc 🙏🙏
Terima kasih☺️
In case if you go to Java again Magelang is supposed to be on your list of your liveable city in Indonesia. It has Borobudur, surrounded by mountains and rice paddies, near Dieng Plateau, higher altitude, but still have mall and somehow not getting crowded as Yogyakarta. Malang in East Java also has similar vibe but bigger city compared to Magelang.
Sounds like a great place! Thanks 👍
@@JetLagWarriors Solo or Surakarta must be on your next trip too. It is the sister city of Yogyakarta since they are basically from the same kingdom before Dutch split it. Sadly its kingdom has no power anymore unlike Yogyakarta. They both connected with new electric commuter train.
U shoulda visited the other Teras Malioboro at the other end of the street near the main station where more or most street souvenir vendors (less food vendors) are relocated, and all on ground/no 2nd level.
Saya juga suka dg kota jogja,i love jogja
Kraton palace 😍 I've been there
It's a nice visit right? We got really lucky with the performance timing :)
My no1 place to visit in indonesia as well. Hope to retire there if possible.
Wow! Retirement in Yogja would be great! Go for it :)
Omg 😭😭 you even went to mirota ❤️❤️❤️
That my city, enjoy your vacation in yogya 🥳
You havent to Malang and Batu... It most livingable city too in Indonesia...
We will check it out, Thanks!
Nice place👍
Love Yogja :)
Jogja...a very clean city...the people so kind!
been there ..really really wanna go there again.. loveeeeee Jogja!
I was in Yogja 3 weeks ago...
Did you enjoy your trip?
Next beach Yogyakarta in Wonosari beach
Show us Borobudur Temple.
Coming soon :D
indonesia memang surga dunia
❤️🇮🇩❤️🇮🇩
How about bandung city? have you been go.to bandung? maybe you will.like it
We hope to go to Bandung soon !
Wow, the lumpia comes wt garlic and green chilli. I hv never eaten chilli this way. I can't take the spicyness. I would burst into tears with runny nose and a heap of tissue! Steve n lvana sure could handle it but not too well after that..."my mouth is on fire"...7 times 😅😂🤣🔥🥵
Becak (be-chak) is actually tricycles, Steve.
Lumpia is one of many peranakan dishes, this minding Ivana's interest of her peranakan story
The Troop passing by is Sultan's army.
OMG..this must be the 8th time I m watching this video!! Thank u, guys!
❤️Thanks Margaret!
Welcome to my home town 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩♥️♥️♥️
The Sultanate of Yogyakarta is an Islamic kingdom on the island of Java, but the arrival of Islam has not changed the original Javanese culture as seen from the Javanese cultural performances which are still thick with Hindu nuances, although there are Hindu stories that are Islamized, such as some wayang stories. And FYI, Malioboro has been designated as a world cultural heritage site by UNESCO. Therefore, the traders who used to be a lot in the area were relocated to a special merchant area on the "Teras Malioboro"
I stay in jogja is one of the wonderfull iconinc place in Indoensia, thanks for review this place bro ,👏🏼😁
come to surabaya
Don’t forget Java coffee ..
Go to Kuta mandalika Lombok and labuan bajo
lumpianya enak banget itu apalagi bawang putihnya woiii
enak tenan👍
i wish jakarta can do like in Jogya how to organize streets vendors , seems really chaos and dirty specially in old Town and chines town
The Sultan did a smart thing! Good on him
@@JetLagWarriors the people is so respect to the sultan, when sultan say move so they are move, not like in jakarta 😂
@@JetLagWarriors the people is so respect to the sultan, when sultan say move so they are move, not like in jakarta 😂
Reorganization of Old Town of Jakarta has just completed a few days. Do you miss the memo?
Malioboro wahhhh lumpia Malioboro
Steve could learn local language and practice it , you guys able to capture more local subscriber,trust me it's a big number down there
Love from pakistan 💚💚
What’s your favorite Indonesian city?
Singkawang city "hongkong van borneo" in my province☝️😂
Jakarta 😆 heaven and hell
Bandung, West Java, the vibe quite similar with Yogya but the weather more cooler
Malang, semarang , solo
@@mamunarifin7684 Hongkong Van Borneo…interesting!! Would love to visit!
Man5ap lumpia dg cabe...amazing. ...bkn lspt makanan bayi
The last part when you play chess on the street.. very interesting
I played quite a bit with those fellas! Always fun
NICE PLACE BRO
Loving this place!!
😊👋👍👍😊🇮🇩🙏
Wooo!
Ivana is so adorable 😀
Agree
She sure is!!
15:50 Ivana 😆 the spiciness kicks later
LOL yep
Nice!
Are you going to JogJakarta - Sultan Hamengkubuono Kraton
Kyak youtube.nya the lost boy 😄👍
Try to jump to semarang city .the liitle Netherland of semarang....go to lawang sewu
many people has reccommended Semarang. Maybe our next destination. Thank you!
@@JetLagWarriors Semarang is mba Atun's Home town, isn't? Lawang Sewu, old town, Sam Po Kong Temple, and Bandungan are fantastic places to visit
Peace from central java
Thanks for watching !! :)
hello I'm from Indonesia
Shoutout to Indonesia!! Thanks for watching
So lucky
Javanese were strongly influenced by hindu and they still on it just like bali
We have our own version of Mahabharata
Yogja is a great place for travel, as well as, it seems to be a great place to live! Loving Yogja so far
@@JetLagWarriors thank you for visiting jogja
You taught me how to vlog, let me wear a hat like you wear
you are my inspiration
Hi guys 👋 Woww I love this kind of cultural & traditionall shows nice music and beautiful traditional dance 👏🏻 I think the horse with the carrier is called “bendi” I ride on that when we visited Bukit Tinggi so many “bendi” there 👍🏻 fantastic street busking performing some traditional music and instruments , Indonesian has so many great musicians from their professionals to their buskers I mean they’re really good 👍🏻 Wow here comes the Sultan 👏🏻 interesting uniform they’re wearing wow amazing 👏🏻 Steve’s bahasa Indonesia is getting better and better 👏🏻👏🏻 looking forward to the next one , enjoy guys 🥰😘👍🏻
Steve and Ivana, it is finally another session for my TLDR post lmao . Seriously and Honestly, I'm not trying to flex, but I often feel a considerable urge to explain things and I find it fun to do. 🤣 Plus I know that you have many Malaysian followers who are also watching your Indo videos and are active in the comments, some curious about Indonesia. I want to dedicate this explanation to them as well. 😃
First and foremost though, to my fellow Wong Jowo and Indonesians in general, please feel free to correct me and I apologize beforehand for any potential mistakes in my following explanations, maturnuwun/matursuwun.
There's a bit of confusion and misnomer for both foreigners and Indonesians outside of Java whenever using the term 'Jawa'/'Java'. This is because it can mean a number of things:
1. The island itself (Java)
2. The Javanese ethnic (contrary to what Ivana said, we don't consider Javanese to be a particular 'race', as this would better suited for 'Austronesian', which the Javanese ethnic is part of).
3. The provinces of Central Java, East Java, and Yogyakarta (provinces on Java where the Javanese ethnic is native to)
There are at least 5 major native ethnic groups in Java, predominant in/inhabiting the respective provinces on the island:
1. Betawi (Betawinese, from Jakarta)
2. Banten (Bantenese, from Banten province)
3. Sunda (Sundanese, from West Java province)
4. Jawa (Javanese, from Central Java, Yogyakarta, mainland East Java provinces)
5. Madura (Maduranese, from madura island in east java (origin), and several parts of mainland east Java province)
Some people would include the Baduy people in West Java and Tengger people in East Java as separate ethnicities from Sunda and Jawa. Besides that, there are also variations and mixes within a particular ethnic group. Each of these ethnic groups has distinct culture from one another despite similarities, and calling a Sundanese, Betawinese, Bantenese, and Madurese as 'Orang Jawa' is not exactly correct. It would be correct if this is to refer to the fact that they originate from the Island of Java, but they are clearly not of Javanese ethnic and would refuse to be considered so.
When hearing the term 'Yogyakarta as the center of Javanese culture', well... this isn't entirely correct. To be clear, it would be better to say 'Center of Javanese Ethnic culture' so as to avoid grouping the other ethnic groups under 'Javanese' due to natural geography. Furthermore, there are variations in Javanese ethnic culture. For example, the folks in East Java province, particularly in Surabaya and its surrounding, have a different dialect (Suroboyoan) which has some words with different meaning to that commonly used in other areas, Yogyakarta for instance. What you mean as 'leave' in Central Java/Yogyakarta dialect could well mean 'arrive' in Surabaya dialect. The difference reminds me of Indonesian-Malaysian daily language differences, such as in 'Di' in Indonesian and 'Kat' in Malaysian.
To some Javanese (ethnic) people, the idea of Yogyakarta as capital of Javanese (ethnic) culture may even be considered rather offensive as not all of Javanese ethnic regions were always under the Islamic Mataram Kingdom (which later became the Yogyakarta and Surakarta (city of Solo)). Some regions, especially in the east, even resisted Mataram rule in the past. When you go outside of Yogyakarta to Central Java and East Java provinces, differences may emerge. In Central Java, the difference may be subtle, but you'd find a different spectrum once you head further east towards Surabaya and Banyuwangi.
The Sunda, Madura, Betawi, and Banten people all have their own characteristics. The Bantenese share similarities both with Sundanese and Javanese, the former due to proximity, and the latter due to historic relations between the Banten Sultanate and Mataram Sultanate in Yogyakarta. The Sundanese people are closely related with the Javanese ethnic, including words, traditional fashion, performance arts, etc but their languages are not mutually intelligible. It would be as if a Japanese meets a Chinese, they would find similarity in Japanese Kanji alphabet, both use chopsticks, etc etc but they are still so different from one another. The Maduran people have a very different language and a very distinct accent to that of the Javanese (central, yogya, or even east). Many migrated to East Java and have lived there for generations, making most of them able to speak Javanese. Finally, the Betawi people are said to be much closer to the Malays than the rest of Java. Aspects of their culture are influenced by Chinese, Arab, Malay, Dutch, and Portuguese culture, thanks to their homeland being an important port in the past for traders from Asia and Europe.
Finally, if you think you've fallen in love with Yogyakarta for its culture, people, art, and ambience, wait till you see Bandung. 🤣
EDIT: I'm not trying to say that Bandung is better than Yogyakarta. I'm just saying that it's another beauty to consider. In the end, both have their own charms. Some people prefer one over the other. I'm Javanese myself (I identify with my mother's hometown, Pekalongan) but I was born in Garut, south of Bandung.
Bandung selalu ngangenin
Where was this place??
Sudah 9 tahun nggak pulang kampung kgn jogja😢😢