Day 5 Yogyakarta City Tour

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Kraton Yogyakarta - Grebeg

The day when we visited Kraton Yogyakarta or Yogyakarta Palace it was a celebration day. It's called Grebeg. It is also happens 3 times a year so we're very lucky :) 

And these are some pictures that I took in there. These are the soldiers of the Kraton.



There were many soldiers. The soldiers of Kraton are very unique. It is actually consist of 10 group of soldiers. They have their own signature style...
 




















And people were waiting for this stack of food or gunungan makanan in Indonesia. They took it out of Kraton and then the food would be given and shared with people around Kraton.
The people around here believed that by taking the food, you will be blessed. And because of that reason also, a bunch of people were pushing just so they could, at least touch it. Or if they're lucky they could take it home.





It was amazing and very crowded outside unlike inside the Kraton. I recommend you to watch the ceremony from the inside because it's much nicer but of course you have to pay first. I paid for IDR 10000 at that time.


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