FROM THE BEACH TO THE TEMPLE

FROM THE BEACH TO THE TEMPLE

Sunday, May 19, 2019

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Hello everyone,

Summertime more and more is getting closer. Maybe some of you already starting to plan for a summer holiday or getaway. There are so many beautiful places in this universe that over you wonderful place to relax and release all your daily stress. Which one is your most fave place to visit? It's Asia continent, Europe, America, Australia or another continent? Did you visit the same place over and over again, or do you prefer to visit another place every time you go for a holiday? If you love Asia continent then I would like you to recommend Indonesia to be your next visit. For myself is depend, I love to explored different place too, but in other necessity, I have to visit the same place especially when I have to visit my family in Indonesia and mostly once a year. There are some places and the same places that I already know and known worldwide, but some are new trends and for me, it will be my next explore. 

Indonesia is one of the popular countries in South East Asia which so many tourist destinations, such as a wonderful temple, beautiful beaches, wonderful nature, and unique volcanos and much more. In this post, I have some pictures from my last visit to Indonesia last summer. This beach is actually not really far from my hometown. It's located in Yogyakarta and the location is a bit outside of the city, that's why to go there is take a bit time as the road is not really smooth and no toll-way. In the south of Yogyakarta, there are so many beautiful beaches located from one beach to another beach. If you may visit Yogyakarta city and interesting to visit the beach, you can try to visit one beach, if you don't like you can just go to another one that is close. This beach is called Siung beach. 

SIUNG BEACH-YOGYAKARTA

In this beach is so many corals maybe you can't swim, but it's a beautiful place just for make a long walk through the beach and stay relax under the sun and play with white sand and of course for taking some photos. I would say that this beach is a bit similar like Tanah Lot Bali, as in the middle of the beach has a high mountain rock that you can go walk upside through the stair, but for me, I didn't try it as in the day is very hot. A local Café that sells local food and drink, in the beachside.

DRINI BEACH-YOGYAKARTA

In this beach, you can do sunbathing, snorkeling and also a long walk and enjoy the beach with the white sand. It may still not so much foreign tourist but mostly some local tourist. This beach called Drini beach and a bit similar with Siung beach from the pictures above, but the difference is that in Drini beach you can do snorkeling and a bit swim.

BOROBUDUR TEMPLE-INDONESIA

This temple called Borobudur temple which located in my hometown, Magelang-Indonesia. I'm sure some of you know already this place and this is not the first time I posted pictures about this temple. That's why I will not so much talk about this temple in this post. This temple is a Buddhist temple and has so much attracted foreign tourist and also a local tourist. And this temple is nominated as world cultural heritage from Unesco. This temple is the biggest Buddhist temple in the world. So many statues and historical in this temple. 

Thanks so much again for reading my blog and for your kind comment. Wish you all have a fantastic sunday/new week ahead. 

With Love xo, 

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HELLO FROM YOGYAKARTA

HELLO FROM YOGYAKARTA

Thursday, November 01, 2018

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Hello everyone,

finally, I'm back with my blogging after some days after my holiday. Hope everyone doing great. For sure, I have some pictures from my holiday in Indonesia that I wanted to share it here with you. On these pictures is all about "Hello From Yogyakarta" the city where I stayed for almost 2 weeks on my holiday. Yes, this city is called Yogyakarta, the city where close to my hometown and has a charming, traditional look and a lot of cultures. This city is really special that you can do a lot of things like a tourist here. As shopping and sightseeing at Malioboro street, visiting Sultan Palace, and also visiting Borobudur Temple and also Prambanan Temple that not really far from Yogyakarta(about 1,5 until 2 hours from Yogyakarta city).

Local culinary starting from street food and restaurants they're everywhere in Yogyakarta. I stayed at the Phoenix hotel is one of my favorite hotel in Yogyakarta. It has the most charming, traditional, and a lot of history in this hotel. I feel like staying in the museum where around me is some antique and unique things and every corner in this hotel it has a special charm look. You can find some mixed culture between Indonesia and Dutch colonial time, starting from the interior and furniture style in this hotel. The foods are great and also the staff always friendly, helpful, and very professional staff.

If you love shopping you can go to some shopping mall around Yogyakarta. There are like Ambassador Plaza, Malioboro Mall(it has an extended mall and have some more store), Lippo Plaza Yogya and Galleria Mall. But if you need some local souvenir for your friends and family, you can be shopping at Malioboro street, it has so many local souvenirs that there are at a very good price. Of course, you can make nego, but please don't too low. And you can find some street foods too in Malioboro street. You can try to drive with "Becak(pedicab) or Andong(four-wheeled carriages pulled by the horse)" too if you would like to sightseeing a bit around Yogyakarta.

In this post, I shared the two different outfit that I wore on day-1 and day-2. On my day-1 look, I wore my long maxi dress in boho look and this look I wore it when I visited my parents. I pair this look with red sandals from Deichmann that I bought on summer sale. And to complete my look, I pair it with an Indonesian boho bag that I bought in Malioboro street shop. On day-2, I wore an orange summer dress that I bought from H&M with my silver sandals from Deichmann.

Dress: H&M/ Sandals: Deichmann/ Bag: MCM/ Sunnies: Zara
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Dress: New Look/ Bag: Unknown/ Sandals: Deichmann/ Bracellete: Birjou Brigitte
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MALIOBORO STREET YOGYAKARTA

A traditional Andong in Malioboro street.

Street food in Malioboro street is called bakso(beef ball soup with some noodle), tofu and pangsit. 

Thanks so much again for reading my blog and for your kind comment. Wish you all have a fantastic week ahead. 

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