Yogyakarta Palace Museum

Located on the island of Java , 400 km from Jakarta , capital of Yogyakarta is one of four regions still hold mode parallel ruler of republican government of Indonesia .

Jogja Palace

Yogyakarta in Indonesia people call folk names : Jogja . One of the bold cultural center of people's tradition in Java 's Yogyakarta palace . This is also a tourist attraction that most tourists spend about 2 hours Jogia visit .

Led visitors to the registration area at the palace , she gave Susan union members in a sarong each . Guests at the palace to wrap around the foot of this outfit , from the waist down . Inside the palace premises , populations separate cottages built in a large area . In every building or place the output port , the port area , the soldiers always work security guard around the palace . They sat cross-legged on the floor or ground sand , silent observer passersby .

Walking pointed to the private sector for kings , queens , princesses , princes , sister Susan recently explained : " the king is the most sacred place . Only when the king allowed , wife , children or people new to the god . Hallway of the palace and work in a special lamp . If the lights are meant king in the palace , the king also means the lights went out . "

Museum of supply

Jogja Palace, not merely where the royal family lives , but also the information center , providing knowledge of the elite in the society, the culture and traditions of the nation and the opening to the public can visit .

The palace itself is a museum about the life and work of monarchy in Java . Architecture and arrangement populations in Jogja Palace bold history as expressed through the integration of the combined characteristics of religion : Hindu , Muslim and Buddhist and some Western works that Dutch building in Indonesia 's colonial period .

These people are often recruited to work in the supply here is always to be proud of. They attended the public key selected, the standard is to do in the palace. And when stepped across the threshold palace, the whole person must go barefoot because it is considered sacred ground. Status and do the work of the palace is distinguished through donated clothing king.

For the courtiers, the king will give them weapons Javanese tradition (a knife) represents the king entrusted the responsibility. This weapon is considered to have supernatural powers indispensable in the Javanese ritual.