Arya Wisata Yogyakata

Walking a round the bank of legendary river, Bengawan Solo will be a great moment for your vacation. The memorable river indeed still has its own beauty. May be you remember the song entitled Bengawan Solo, written by Indonesian componist, Mr. Gesang. Undoubtedly, the song is written inspired by the beauty and memory of this river which lies in Surakarta, Central Java.
Treasure hunting becomes interesting if we find an excellent place. The most-known place to do this in Surakarta is Pasar Triwindu. The place is sizeable Antique Industry that many dealers collect and restore old European, Javanese, Chinese treasure, such as furniture, candle bars, oil lamp, coins, teacups, photograph picture frames, marble-top table and many other odd things.
Yogyakarta’s great rival city is Surakarta (Solo). As in Yogyakarta, the main attraction is The Secondary Court of the Mangkunegaran. Begun Mangkunegaran II at the end of 18th century and completed in 1866, Pura Mangkunegara now becomes tourism-object. The outer pendopo or audience paviliun of Mangkunegaran is considered to be largest in Java built of solid teak wood, jointed and fitted in the traditional manner without nails. The main palace (Kraton)-though damaged by a fire in the 1980s still remains an amazing example of Javanese architecture.