Taman Sari

#wheretogo #jogja Address: Patehan, Kecamatan Kraton, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55133 Price: 15k IDR, for the whole of Taman Sari Points to note: This place is just the bathing house of Taman Sari. Look at the map to figure out the rest of the locations to visit in Taman Sari. There are many rooms and floors to visit in each building so be sure to explore thoroughly for maximum experience. Personal thoughts: This place was so pretty and grand for a bathing house. And it is something that i’ve never seen anywhere else in the world before! It’s definitely worth visiting.

Yogyakarta Indonesia has a lot of history. Not only natural attractions but also many historical tours. Many historical relics are still preserved in this Student City. If you've been to Yogyakarta, you haven't finished if you haven't visited the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace. And visiting the Yogyakarta Palace is also not complete if you haven't stopped at Taman Sari Yogyakarta. Taman Sari Yogyakarta was once a water park belonging to the Yogyakarta Palace. And now, you can see the building that is still standing strong. Taman Sari Yogyakarta is a cultural heritage of the Yogyakarta Palace, which was built during the reign of Sri Sultan HB I, in 1758. The tourists can climb the Tamansari tower so they can enjoy the view from above, can see the scenery with relief, observe the two ponds in the north and south. In the tower there is a window with bars made of pristine wood that has not been replaced since the first time the tower was built. From above, tourists can also see the houses of residents located in the vicinity which were previously orchards. #passionpassport

Always wanted to visit this one. As it's expected it feels magical somehow. I like it very much. The guide explanation is superb, you pay as you wish but please pay them enough. They take photos too! Knew the great spot. #passionpassport

Location - Patehan, Kraton, Special Region of Yogyakarta City, Indonesia PC:55133 Getting There - A mere 15minutes walk from Kraton or paying additional small fees for rickshaw services if too tired to walk under the sun😁 Attractions - The main purpose to visit Taman Sari Water Castle is due to the architectural design of the site. Fellow historians or those who love history, the old building holds a lot of stories and tales behind the remaining ruins that perhaps may create the nostalgic atmosphere to some with its charms(at least I felt it though😄). #travellater #travelinspiration #travelphotography #travelwithgeo #wanderlust #yogyakarta #indonesia

Taman Sari Water Castle, also known as Taman Sari (Javanese: ꦠꦩꦤ꧀ ꦱꦫꦶ), is the site of a former royal garden of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta. It is located about 2 km south within the grounds of the Kraton, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Built in the mid-18th century, the Taman Sari had multiple functions, such as a resting area, a workshop, a meditation area, a defense area, and a hiding place. Taman Sari was a former bathing complex and has a beautiful blend of Dutch and Javanese architecture. Around the area, you can find a lot of beautiful murals, souvenir shops, cafes, and art workers. Plan to spend about 60 – 90 minutes for both Taman Sari and Sumur Gumuling. Taman Sari and Sumur Gumuling are open from 9 AM to 3 PM and the entrance fee is 15000 IDR (1 USD) per person. #waterfall#historicculture#museumquest#bestislandtraveltowns#naturalwonders#culturalattractions#infinitypool

Another historical and cultural building i visited is Taman Sari located at Yogyakarta. With its combination of eastern and western style building, this unique escape of the royal family has its own appeal and story. Known historically, the most famous place in Tamansari is the bathing and resting place of the Sultan and his Princesses named Umbul Pasiraman. I find this place interesting as there is a unique story behind its origins. 🌄 #templeblessed#museumquest#roadtrip#ancientarchitecture#historicculture#summervacation#urbanexplorer

Tamansari Water Castle used to be a place for princesses to bathe and be ‘hunted’ by the sultan. Located near the Kraton in the city center of Jogja. Some of its original functions were a place to rest, meditate, work, hide, and defend the Sultan’s family. Now, this place has become homes for local resident and only the mosque, resting, and bathing space, and underground tunnels are accessible by tourists. It’s a really nice place for photoshot, it has good nuance and also vintage feels, and you can even find couple in their wedding dress taking photoshoot here. There are place for pray also inside the complex. Very clean and well maintained! ⛲️💧 ⛅️🌟 #solstice #urbanexplorer #summervacation #indonesia #summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

Taman Sari is a royal bathing place decorated with the distinctive beauty of the palace. There are three bathing pools at Taman Sari, namely Umbul Panguras which is destined for the King, Umbul Pamuncar for the concubines and Umbul Kawitan for the sons and daughters of the King. Here you can also see the Great Gate that is still standing firm. It is said that the gate is the entrance to Taman Sari for the royal family. There is also a Pesanggrahan where the king used to meditate or held meetings with royal officials. #wintergetaway #happynewyear #tripinspired #wintergetaway#tripinspired#happynewyear

Located on the southern part of the island of Java, Indonesia, the ancient city of Jogjakarta (or Yogyakarta) has more to do and see and eat than you could possible fit into one trip. Historic temples and palaces, bustling shopping markets, trendy cafes and delicious local eats, waterfalls and caves to explore to your heart’s content, and beautiful traditional handicrafts that you can learn to make yourself. Be sure to visit the ancient palace Taman Sari, take a batik or silversmith workshop, explore the famous temples Prambanan and Borobodur, check out the trendy cafes in central Jogjakarta, and descend by rope down the Goa Jomblang cave. #awesomepic

Yogyakarta is one of the oldest cities in the central and southern part of Java Island, and it is also the city where I stayed the longest on this trip to Indonesia. The reason for staying for a long time is not because it is fun, but because of laziness. Apart from the day trip to Borobudur, the city attractions of Yogyakarta are actually quite concentrated and very small. If you are diligent, you can basically finish it in one day. ✅Sultan Taman Water Palace The palace of the Sultanate, the entire building complex is very small, but it combines European, Javanese and Indian styles. The most characteristic are the two small swimming pools in the middle, which were the places where the concubines bathed. It is said that if the Sultan saw a concubine by the pool, he would throw a flower next to her, which is equivalent to turning over the card. 📍Taman Sari 💰5000⏰9:00-16:00 ✅Sultan Palace Located in the center of the city, it was built by the first Sultan of Yogyakarta. After Indonesia's independence, the original royal family continued to live here, and the servants in the palace were also wearing ancient clothes. I arrived at noon, but unfortunately, I was accompanied by staff all the way and was not allowed to wander around. The overall tour is quite ordinary. If you want to go, it is best to go at 11 o'clock in the morning because there will be performances. 📍Sonobudoyo Museum, Unit II 💰12500⏰8:30-14:30 ✅Yogyakarta Biennale Visual art is one of the most important cultural arts in Yogyakarta, and this positioned exhibition hall is also introduced by local Taiwanese students. Overall, the exhibition hall is small, and all the exhibits are student works. Some of the works are very interesting. You can go and see when you are bored, and there are often activities. 📍Biennale Jogja 17 ✅Malioboro Street The busiest street in Yogyakarta, and local artists will perform on the street at night. But overall, Yogyakarta's economy is not developed, and it is like a commercial street in the fourth or fifth tier of the country. 📍Malioboro Yogyakarta Although I stayed for many days, I didn't visit other attractions in the city. Because it's really too hot, I feel like I'm going to be sunburned. And to be honest, the attractions in Yogyakarta are small and there are not many highlights. When I was shopping at the end, I didn't want to go in and visit. So I didn't go to the puppet museum and so on.

#2024wish In this Mother’s Day i want to share about my memorable trip with my mom in 2023. That day we went to Yogyakarta in Indonesia to explore that beautiful city. I stopped by the most famous and beautiful tourist attraction in Yogyakarta named Taman Sari. Taman Sari Yogyakarta is also known as Taman Sari Water Castle, this place is a beautiful water park and formerly a royal garden of the Yogyakarta sultanate. I recommend you to visit this place when you come to Yogyakarta. In terms of nuance, Taman Sari is both clean and peaceful. This royal heritage has become a nice place for you guys who loves photography. I hope i can visit this amazing place again someday. My wish for 2024: i hope my mom is always healthy so we can explore more about beautiful place in this planet🌍 In 2024, i want to go to Xi’An with her 🇨🇳 #trip #travel #yogyakarta #indonesia

Taman Sari Yogyakarta is also known as Taman Sari Water Castle, a beautiful water castle and formerly a royal garden of the Yogyakarta sultanate. Taman Sari is famous because this place is so instagenic. It is built in the middle of the 18th century and situated in the centre of Yogyakarta City or just a step from Yoyakarta Palace (you can reach this place by walking distance 15mins from Yogyakarta Palace). With its combination of eastern and western style building, this unique escape of the royal family has its own appeal and story. The most famous place in Tamansari is the bathing and resting place of the Sultan and his Princesses named Umbul Pasiraman. Most tourists find this place interesting as there is a unique story behind its origins. ⛲️Taman Sari Patehan, Kraton, Yogyakarta City, Special Region of Yogyakarta 55133 #exploreasia #indonesia #yogyakarta #awesomepic #java