Welcome to Jogja.... i'm born in Jogja but stay in Jakarta....enjoy Kopi Klotok, Sate Klatak, Bakmi Jowo, Mangut Lele etc spread ur love in Jogja ❤❤❤❤❤
Senang sekali melihat keceriaan kalian berdua yang begitu mencintai Indonesia negara tercinta kami, semoga Susan dan Janine di berikan kesehatan serta umur panjang..
Welcome to Jogja❤. Yogyakarta is the one and only Province that still implements a kingdom/monarchy system in Indonesia. Bcoz you guys from Netherlands, your King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima had already visited to Jogja around 3 years ago and meet with King and Queen of Jogja. Like in your video, you would be surprise that some of Jogja people could speak dutch. For the next trip probably you can visit the palace of Jogja. Enjoy Jogja ❤
Jogjakarta is very popular with food....If you are in this city... several most popular food: Ayam Goreng TOJOYO 3 (Urip Sumoharjo street) Ayam Goreng Suharti (Laksda Adisucipto Street) Bakmi Pak Pele (near Sultanate Palace) Lumpia (egg-roll) Samijaya (Malioboro Street). Soto Kadipiro Sego pecel SGPC Bu Wiryo 1959 Pecel Lele (Cat-fish) (Street food) If you want to try Jogja traditional food: Jadah Tempe, Lupis (by Mbah Satinem), Gatot, Tiwul, Kue Putu, etc , you can find it inside TERAS Malioboro (a new place for street vendors who used to sell along the Malioboro area), inside Beringharjo Market(Pasar Beringhardjo), and at other streets. 😍😍
Awesome..! Yogyakarta's really a nice city with lots of street foods to explore.! Resembles Mumbai streets.! Though Indonesia is a Muslim country, it's so much freedom for tourists. It's of course a tourist friendly country.! Both of you are looking so charming..👌
Hii there...i just head back from yogyakarta 3 days ago.. I spend 1 week in yogyakarta. I would suggest you both to visit : 1.malioboro 2.prambanan tample 3.borobudur tample 4.oblix Nice and friendly local peoples.. Thnks for explore yogyakarta and love you both ❤
Visit Dieng Pleateau on wonosobo susan...its around 3-4 hours to Dieng. Dieng also call 'negri diatas awan', many lakes, temples, volcano and etc. Recommended place
typical food in Java is sweet and spicy.. usually the sweetness comes from soy sauce.. don't forget to visit the largest temple in the world, namely Borobudur temple and take the time to go to Prambanan temple and feel the mystical atmosphere.. stay healthy for both of you 🥰🙏
Saya orang Jawa juga.. menurut saya makanan Jogja enak, tapi terlalu manis. Makanan manis seperti bubur ketan hitam, udah manis banget menurut saya, tapi masih di kasih extra gula (dibungkus plastik). Saya lama di Jogja dan sering makan makanan khas Jogja. di Jawa Timur kami biasa makan yg rasa manis, asam, asin, pedas, gurih. Tpi tidak trlalu manis, tidak terlalu asin dan tidak terlalu asam.
Don't generalize that all Javanese food is sweet. I'm from Ngapak, here the food is not as sweet as in Jogja, whereas in East Java it's more spicy and savory. The thing that makes the food in Jogja sweet is because there were many factories and sugar cane plantations in the colonial era.
I been in Yogyakarta amazing place so much to see, the famous Borobudur and prambanan temples, the city around it. I stayed at the indoluxe hotel amazing rooftop swimming pool
Your friend was right about the chips, they're from cassava. About the gudeg, I think it tastes different than ripe jackfruit, because gudeg is made from unripe jackfruits along with their bulbs and seeds.
We love you 👍🇮🇩🇮🇩, thank you so much,Don't forget to visit Borobudur, and we also want you to visit RAJA AMPAT ISLAND,dan jangan lupa jenine juga harus ikut ke sana👍🙏
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Highly positive, joyous and energetic vibes...👍💪😍🥰❤️ Thanks Susan for taking me back to my Jakarta memories of having dog meat on spg stick as well as rice with egg pottato curry.🙏😇🥰
Indonesia has many places that have a variety of unique cultures, so you can take a long time to be able to visit all regional places throughout Indonesia.
@@gypsyinsneakers ok..ok..you two must always be united and support each other ....we will also always support you both too ...ok susan and janine ... I Love you 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Explore Jogja - solo, Pergilah ke kantin-2 mahasiswa di beberapa kampus sperti UGM, UNY , Atmajaya sambil ngobrol dg para mahasiswa . sambil nge prank pakai bahasa Belanda. Saya yakin mereka akan senang dan akan subscribe n like .
Yogyakarta in Colonial era was called Vorstenlanden (land of Kings), it was independent kingdom inside Dutch teritory, this day t Yogyakarta area remains same with old days with additional special status on it...
Langsung Subscribe. 👌👌 Oya terimakasih sudah menjelajahi sebagian indonesia.. Dan terimakasih juga sudah memperkenalkan indonesia ke beberapa negara atau bahakan ke dunia. 🙏🙏 ❤❤❤❤❤
The Center of Indonesia is Java,The center of Java is Jogja,,and it's Special Region out of Central Java. With the last active kingdom and Active King in Indonesia which still have International recognition including from Dutch and British Kingdom.,King Alexander and Charles also came here a few times,and meet with Jogja royal family. You should go there to the palace.
Susan & Janine wil know... the characteristic of food in jogjakarta is sweet food.... jogjakarta people like sweet food & drink...The living cost in Jogjakarta is also one of the lowest in the nation; appropriate for students for living (student town/ tourism town/ city of struggle in history/javanese culture center) The 2 main popular streets in jogjakarta: Malioboro street & Urip Sumoharjo street.... If you stay in hotels near or behind Galeria Mall (in front of Bethesda Hospital) ; it is a strategic location... you will get everything easily for your needs. 😀
It's nice you get to see Jogjakarta, definitely you must go to Prabanan and Borobudur temples, they were built before the Hindu and Muslim cultures came. They are Buddhist Temples. Borobudur was covered in ash from the volcano's and was found by a Dutch military man. They proceeded to clean it and reconstruct it to make it look as you see it today. With a lot of labor from the local people. That probably were not payed very well!
Hello Susan and Janine! Glad to see your videos again. I hope you have a safe and enjoyable trip. Anyway… do you guys have any plans to try exploring Kalimantan maybe someday? There are several interesting spots there that you can visit, such as the Lok Baintan Floating Market in Banjarmasin and doing bamboo rafting in Loksado (South Kalimantan), Tanjung Puting National Park (Central Kalimantan) which is the world's largest sanctuary for the Orangutan species, Maratua Island which is Indonesia's Maldives (in Derawan, East Kalimantan), and others. As a reference, I suggest you to checking out Kristian Hansen's channel about his adventures in Kalimantan for approximately 8 months, it's extraordinary. Also check out his latest adventure in Makassar and Maros when he visited Rammang-rammang and explored one of the caves that has the oldest paintings in the world there. Believe me you will be amazed! Maybe this could be a good recommendation for your next adventure in Indonesia. Warm greetings and good luck girls!
While you are in Jogja, i suggest you to try bakmi jawa (pak pele or mbah gembel), sate klathak & tongseng (pak pong), jejamuran resto, and warung kopi klothok
Susan Cantik, kamu pasti lancar berbahasa Indonesia 🇮🇩 jika selalu menyapa orang2 lokal di Indonesia. Orang Indonesia itu ramah-tamah. Melihat kamu selalu senyum kepada orang Indonesia pasti orang Indonesia akan suka...
When i watch this content both you never fail to make me smile n menghibur juga di saat yg bersamaan , tetap sehat vit stamina untuk kalian ber2 stay healty terima kasih-thx for share your travel in yogykrta , two young girl ftom dutch journey in heart of javanese culture ygykrta sending ❤ n good spirit untuk kalian semua dari jkrta
For me, this is the most anticipated vlog. Gypsy and Jen in Java, particularly in central and east Java. You must go to the villages side. But unfortunately it's dry season, so, they didn't plant rice. But villages daily life is wonderful to experience. Hope you enjoy Java, take care and good luck. PS. If you see sign "KLATEN" that's my hometown. Located between Jogja and Solo
