YOGYAKARTA
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The 6 most popular walking tours in Yogyakarta. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Yogyakarta night food walk with a small group of eight: becak rides, street snacks and Jamu, plus games at Alun-Alun Kidul.
“The tour was really fun, our guide was Anisa and she was really lovely and helpful and informative. The route was awesome and mixed interesting cultural insights with tasty food and drinks.”
A guided night walk in Yogyakarta for Malioboro street food, charcoal coffee, market fruit tastings, and becak palace rides.
“Sari was my wonderful guide for this tour. It was just me and her so we were able to be flexible and adjust the time and how long we spent at each place. She helpfully answered all my questions about Indonesian food and culture. We tried cRead more”
Yogyakarta night market tour by illuminated pedal car with legendary coffee, snack tastings, and a noodle dinner in a small group.
“Was a really nice experience. Tried a lot of different food en coffee. The guide was very sweet en explained a lot about the food and culture of Java.”
Taste Yogya street classics on a guided walk to Gudeg, Bakmi, Malioboro snacks, and Kopi Joss with charcoal inside.
“Amazing local food and experience. We also learned some fun facts while walking around from one stop to the next. Thank you, Harits!”
A 3-hour private night walk in Yogyakarta with dinner, street snacks, and Alun-alun Kidul stories at an easy pace.
“We had such a great time! Dora was fun, flexible and super informative. We had delicious food, learned a lot and had a great time! Definitely recommend.”
Walk Kotagede’s heritage with a small community guide, visit royal tombs and markets, watch jamu and silversmith work in 2–3 hours.
“Upik is very kind to help us understand the local culture and history. Although the weather was very hot, we still very enjoyed.”
