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Yogyakarta

Published: 07.09.2017

Monday, 04.09.

We spent today in the city of Yogyakarta. We were shown the Sultan's Palace and introduced to the art of batik, shadow puppetry, and silver craftsmanship. Later, we visited the Prambanan Temple - the largest Hindu temple in Indonesia.


PS: Internet access has been a bit scarce until now... Hence the late entry 😅

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