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YOGYAKARTA (often also called Jogja, Yogya, or Yogyakarta) is located in the middle of Java Island - Indonesia, where everything was cheap.Enough with the Rp.200.000 a day, you can stay, eat traditional cuisine of the famous, and rent a bike to explore the beaches are still virgin and ancient temples thousands of years old. Borobudur This is what founded the Kingdom of Borobudur temple which is the largest Buddhist temple in the world, 300 years before Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Other relics are the temple of Prambanan, Ratu Boko Palace, and dozens of other temples that have been restored and are still buried under the ground. But by some mysterious reason, the Ancient Mataram Kingdom central government moved to East Java in the 10th century.Magnificent temples were abandoned and partially buried by the eruption of Mount Merapi material.Slowly, the Yogyakarta region went back into the thick forest. Six hundred years later, Panembahan Senopati establish Islamic Mataram kingdom in this region. Once again Yogyakarta to witness the history of empire that controls the island of Java and its surroundings. Islamic Mataram Kingdom has left a trail of ruins of the citadel and royal tombs in Kotagede now known as a center for silver in Yogyakarta Puppet Show Giyanti agreement in 1755 dividing the kingdom of Mataram Islam became Kasunan Surakarta, based in the city of Solo and Yogyakarta Sultanate who founded the palace in the city of Yogyakarta. Kraton (palace) was still standing until now and still serves as a residence sultan and his family, complete with hundreds of courtiers who voluntarily run a tradition in the midst of changing times. At the palace, every day there are cultural performances of wayang kulit performances, gamelan, Javanese dance, etc. (see Schedule of Events). Yogyakarta at the present is a place of tradition and modern dynamics go hand in hand. In Yogyakarta there are courts with hundreds of courtiers loyal to the tradition, but also there is the University of Gadjah Mada University, which is one of the leading universities in Southeast Asia. In Yogyakarta, some people living in an agrarian culture is thick, but there are also the student with life-style pop. In Yogyakarta there are traditional markets and handicrafts while standing next to the mall, no less hectic. Beach Sundak At the north end of Yogyakarta, you will see Mount Merapi stands proudly as high as 9738 feet. This mountain is one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia. Traces the fierce eruption of Mount Merapi in 2006 and can be witnessed in the village of Kaliadem, 30 km from the city of Yogyakarta. Landscape style Mooi Indië green expanse of rice fields and Mount Merapi in the background can still be seen on the outskirts of the city of Yogyakarta. In the southern part of Yogyakarta, you will find many beaches. The most famous beach is Parangtritis with legend Nyi Roro Kidul, Yogyakarta but also has natural beaches in Gunung Kidul beautiful. You can see Sadeng which is a primordial Solo River estuary before a powerful tectonic forces lifted the surface of the southern island of Java so that the flow of the river turned to the north like today. You also can visit the beach which has 250 channels Siung rock climbing, Beach Sundak, and others (see Beaches). Malaysia has the world's tallest twin towers, Prambanan Temple Yogyakarta has a towering 47 meters tall and is made by hand 1100 years earlier. Singapore has a modern life, Yogyakarta has a traditional agrarian society. Thailand and Bali has beautiful beaches, Yogyakarta has natural beaches and Mount Merapi, which saves the story of how powerful the forces of nature. A unique combination of ancient temples, history, tradition, culture, and the forces of nature make Yogyakarta is well worth a visit. diytransport.blogspot.com sites will help you plan a visit to Yogyakarta and enjoy the best charm of this place. We provide abundant information about the sights, star hotels, cheap hotels, restaurants, food stalls, travel agents, rental car and all the information you need to travel to Yogyakarta / Jogja.

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Selasa, 10 Januari 2012

NASI LIWET WONGSO LEMU - Sensasi Gurihnya Nasi dengan Bumbu Areh dalam Pincuk Daun Pisang

Jika Anda bertanya apa makanan Solo yang paling khas, maka kebanyakan orang tentu menjawab nasi liwet. Tidak lengkap rasanya berkunjung ke Solo tanpa mencicipi nikmatnya hidangan tradisional ini. Nasi liwet Wongso Lemu di Jalan Teuku Umar adalah penjual Nasi Liwet Solo yang paling populer.

Meluncur ke arah selatan dari depan Pura Mangkunegaran, jalan searah yang tidak terlalu lebar ini selalu penuh dengan mobil-mobil menunggu majikannya yang tengah asyik menyantap nasi liwet. Malam itu, YogYES memilih duduk di atas dampar atau bangku kayu panjang tepat di depan seorang wanita setengah baya yang sibuk meracik nasi liwet. Dalam balutan kebaya dan kain tradisional, dia tetap ramah meski sibuk melayani para pembeli. Tangannya terampil menata nasi dalam pincuk daun pisang, kemudian menambahkan sayur labu siam pedas, suwiran ayam kampung yang dimasak pindang, telur ayam pindang, jerohan ayam, irisan tahu kuning, dan tidak lupa bumbu spesial nasi liwet yaitu areh.

Wah, lidah rasanya sudah tidak sabar ingin segera melahapnya ketika menerima satu pincuk nasi liwet komplit ini. Nasinya yang hangat terasa pulen dan gurih karena sebelum dimasak dalam kukusan, beras dimasak setengah matang terlebih dahulu dengan santan. Berpadu dengan rasa manis dan pedas dari sayur labu siam, menghasilkan kombinasi rasa yang sangat luar biasa. Ditambah lagi lezatnya suwiran ayam pindang, jerohan ayam dan juga telur pindang. Areh (sari santan kental) yang dibubuhkan diatasnya adalah kunci utama yang memberikan kelezatan khas nasi liwet. Cara penyajian yang menggunakan pincuk daun pisang juga memberi aroma khas. Tak ketinggalan segelas wedang ronde yang akan menghangatkan malam Anda.

Sekelompok wanita berkebaya duduk sambil melantunkan tembang-tembang jawa ditemani iringin petikan sitar, menambah kenikmatan santap malam Anda. Bagi yang kurang menyukai rasa pedas, masih di ruas jalan yang sama juga terdapat warung yang menyediakan nasi liwet dengan rasa gurih.

Jadwal Buka
Senin - Minggu pk 17.00 - 01.00 WIB

Harga
1 porsi nasi liwet: Rp. 15.000 (harga September 2010)