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Shopping in Yogyakarta: Markets and Crafts Center
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items Yogyakarta is home to a vibrant array of markets and handicrafs, each offering a unique glimpse into the local culture, crafts, and daily life.
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These markets are integral to the cultural fabric of Yogyakarta, offering everything from daily necessities to unique souvenirs and traditional crafts.
Beringharjo Market is one of the oldest and largest traditional markets in Yogyakarta. It’s a treasure trove of batik fabrics, traditional Javanese clothing, spices, herbal medicines, and antiques. The market is divided into sections, with the ground...
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Pasar Kranggan is a traditional wet market where locals buy their daily groceries. It’s a great place to experience local life, with stalls selling fresh produce, meat, fish, and spices. The market also has a section for street food, where you can tr...
Kranggan Traditional Market
This market is known for its wide variety of second-hand goods, antiques, and curios. If you’re into vintage items, this is the place to explore.
Klithikan Pakuncen Market
Pasty is Yogyakarta’s animal and plant market. It’s the go-to phlace for locals looking to buy pets, birds, fish, and various plants. The market also has vendors selling pet supplies and gardening tools.
Pasar Satwa dan Tanaman Hias Yogyakarta (PASTY)
The Alun-Alun Kidul transforms into a lively night market in the evenings, especially on weekends. The market is filled with street food vendors, souvenir stalls, and traditional games. One of the main attractions here is the "Masangin" tradition, wh...
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Gabusan Art Market is dedicated to showcasing local crafts and art. It’s an excellent place to buy handmade items such as batik, leather goods, pottery, and traditional Javanese art. The market supports local artisans, making it a great spot to find ...
Gabusan Art Market
Kotagede is known as the silver district of Yogyakarta, and its market reflects this heritage. Pasar Kotagede is famous for its silver jewelry and crafts. The market also offers traditional Javanese snacks and is a great place to explore the historic...
pasar kotagede
Once known as the bird market, Pasar Ngasem has transformed into a general market selling various goods, from traditional crafts to everyday items. The market is close to the Taman Sari Water Castle, making it a convenient stop for tourists exploring...
Pasar Ngasem
Pasar Lempuyangan is another traditional market, popular with locals for its fresh produce, meats, and household items. It’s less touristy compared to other markets, offering a more authentic shopping experience.
Pasar Lempuyangan
Crafs Center
Yogyakarta is renowned for its rich tradition of handicrafts, which reflect the city’s deep cultural heritage and artistic spirit. Exploring Yogyakarta’s handicrafts offers a rich insight into the local culture and traditions. Each craft reflects the...
This is the most famous shopping street in Yogyakarta, lined with shops and street vendors selling a wide range of handicrafts, including batik, leather goods, and silver jewelry. It’s a great place to find souvenirs.
Jalan Malioboro
Located on Malioboro Street, this traditional market is a hub for batik shopping. You can find both ready-made batik clothing and fabrics. The market also offers various traditional snacks, spices, and Javanese herbs.
Pasar Beringharjo
Located just outside Yogyakarta, Kasongan is known for its pottery and ceramics. The village is filled with workshops where you can buy handcrafted pottery items, from vases to decorative items.
Kerajinan Kasongan
This area is famous for its silver workshops. You can watch artisans at work and purchase intricate silver jewelry and decorative items. Kotagede has a rich history as the center of the Mataram Kingdom.
Kotagede
A smaller, more laid-back market compared to Beringharjo, but it still offers a good selection of batik and other handicrafts. The area around Prawirotaman is also known for its artsy vibe, with plenty of galleries and craft shops.
Jalan Prawirotaman
This area is home to various craft shops and boutiques, where you can find a curated selection of high-quality batik, leather goods, and other handmade products.
Tirtodipuran Street
Located south of the city, this village specializes in traditional hand-drawn batik. It’s a great place to see the batik-making process and buy directly from the artisans.
Batik Giriloyo