Malioboro is one of the icons of tourism in Yogyakarta, so there is a proverb, "to Yogyakarta incomplete if it does not stop at Malioboro". Malioboro is actually a main street in Yogyakarta on either side is the longest market, where there is a wide range of souvenir shops and street vendors selling a variety of crafts made from batik, leather, cloth, silver, wood and so on, as well as various traditional foods Yogyakarta. At the north end of the road there Tugu Station, which is one part of the history of Indonesia's independence struggle. In the south of the road, there is a museum Vredeburg, Dutch colonial forts, and the Yogyakarta Palace Complex.
If you want to buy goods offered by street vendors, you need to bid to get a reasonable price. In the area of Malioboro street, there are also a means of accommodation, from budget hotels to 5 star hotels, restaurants, shopping centers, from the traditional ones, namely Pasar Beringharjo, to modern shopping mall that sells various necessities of life. Malioboro the unique atmosphere in the evening with the sitting on the floor stalls, which presents a gudeg, grilled chicken, and other dishes typical of Yogyakarta. When you enjoy the food, you will be entertained by street musicians with different backgrounds, ranging from amateur artists to professional artists.
