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History and Philosophy of Coklat Monggo Coklat Monggo is one of the premium chocolate brands from Yogyakarta that is widely known in Indonesia. Founded by Thierry Detournay, a Belgian national who fell in love with Indonesia, especially Yogyakarta. Thierry has a mission to bring high-quality chocolate with authentic Belgian flavors, but using the best local ingredients from Indonesia. The philosophy behind Coklat Monggo is to combine premium quality with the...Read More

You’re probably familiar with the Jogja Night Carnival Wayang (WJNC), a festival that combines the charm of traditional wayang art with the dazzle of a nighttime parade. But how much do you know about the excitement and beauty of this festival in Jogja? Let’s explore together the joy, colors, and uniqueness found within the Jogja Night Carnival Wayang. The Jogja Night Carnival Wayang (WJNC) is one of the largest festivals...Read More

Have you ever heard of the Jogja National Museum? It’s a place that gathers the artistic and cultural wealth of Indonesia in one of the most historic cities in the country, Yogyakarta. But how much do you know about the uniqueness of this museum? Let’s explore together the beauty, fascinating history, and all the interesting things about the Jogja National Museum. Getting to Know Jogja National Museum Jogja National Museum,...Read More

The Yogyakarta Palace, located in the heart of Yogyakarta city, makes it easily accessible to visitors. Surrounded by bustling main streets and various other tourist attractions, this palace becomes the center of attention for both local and international tourists who want to explore Indonesia’s cultural and historical richness. With its strategic location, you can easily reach the Yogyakarta Palace from various places in the city, allowing you to enjoy its...Read More

The Badui Tribe, an indigenous ethnic group in Indonesia, offers a unique glimpse into traditional life amid rapid modern changes. Residing in the interior of Banten and West Java provinces, the Badui people are known for their semi-nomadic lifestyle and strong connection to the surrounding nature. A journey to their villages transports visitors to a world far removed from the hustle and bustle of modern life, with simple bamboo houses...Read More