Yogyakarta city culture

Yogyakarta Province is familiarly called Yogyakarta Special Region located in the southern island of Java is an area equivalent to the provinces contained in the State of Indonesia as a result of the melting of the State Duchy of Paku Alaman and the State Sultanate of Yogyakarta. To further open your horizons about the Province of Yogyakarta this let us refer to the information below.

Geography
The city with the motto "Hamemayu Hayuning Bawono" which means flowing in this natural blast has an area in km2 3,185.80 which is divided into 4 districts and 1 city consisting of: Kulon Progo Regency, Sleman Regency, Bantul Regency, Gunung Kidul Regency, and Kota Yogyakarta consisting of 78 sub-districts and 438 kelurahan or desa and one municipality. Jogyakarta is a comfortable heart geographically bordering the Indian Ocean and Central Java Province. The Special Province of Yogyakarta has the eastern boundary of Wonogiri, northeast of Klaten, west of Purworejo, northwest of Magelang and the Indonesian Ocean in the south.

Population
The ethnic group of Yogyakarta Province consisting of Java, China, Sundanese Parahiyangan, Bali, etc. The majority of the population of Yogyakarta Province is the Javanese tribe where the original inhabitants still uphold the Javanese customs in terms of Javanese, Javanese traditional dress, traditional Javanese house, Javanese arts such as gamelan, karawitan, wayang and many more are still very thick in Yogyakarta Province. Just look at the grandeur of the Yogyakarta Palace building with the courtiers who remain proud to show their identity as the tribe of Java.

Climate
For the minimum temperature of Yogyakarta Province is 180C and maximum temperature around 350C while the average temperature in Jogja Province around 26.5 0C to almost 290C. with an air humidity of 65% to 84% with an average of 74%. For the highest rainfall is usually in February and the lowest in May to October. Because the city of Yogya is so close to the ranks of beaches ranging from the south coast to the northern coast often make the province of Yogyakarta is filled with hot temperatures, but does not make the skin blackened. In contrast to the area around the mountains like Urang Kali area is so cold.

Topography
The province of Yogyakarta lies at 109, 40 'E to 111' BT and 8, 30 'LS to 7.20' LS. The highlands are located in Sleman, Gunung Kidul and Kulon Progo areas.

Demographics
The population of Indonesia in 2014 is about 3.594 million people. The highest population density on the city of Yogyakarta is 12.123 if / km while the lowest population is Gunung Kidul Regency reaches 46.63% with the inhabitants about 461 soul / km although with the widest area in DIY Province.

Yogyakarta Province more attractive with all aspects that can be an interesting object to visit. The beauty and cultural exoticism in this region make Jogja always missed.