The Road Prarowitan

Prawirotaman is one of the most famous in Jogja. The number of tourists who stay here to make this place also known as the Tourist Village.

Prawirotaman name comes from Prawirotomo, a loyal servant Ngayogyakarta palace that was mandated as a plot of land to develop batik business. Along with the times, the business of batik began to fade and a lot of batik cap. Instead, batik houses turned into hotels as they have now. Prawirotaman region is divided into three sections called Prawirotaman One, Prawirotaman Prawirotaman Two and Three. Of the three regions, Prawirotaman One is the most crowded. Accommodation in this area usually cost Rp 100,000 - Rp 400,000 per night. Deeper into the area of ​​the township is getting cheaper tariffs. In the immediate vicinity there are also coffee shops, cafes and antique shops. Some inns also features entertainment treat dance or gamelan. In addition to the show was held as a routine, usually the hotel opened special classes to explore the art of dance or gamelan. There are also one or two hotels that still keep the equipment for making batik. Although no longer used again to produce batik, batik equipment but it could be an attraction for tourists who want to see the remnants of the glory of the batik industry in the past. Third Prawirotaman region bordering Prawirotaman Market. Traditional markets are open from morning to provide food and traditional snacks like Gudeg, awul-awul and porridge. The simplicity and hospitality of the people of Yogyakarta which was reflected in Prawirotaman is sought by the tourists. Prawirotaman village not far from Malioboro. Can be accessed by bus Trans Jogja 2B and 3A track or use of rickshaws and Kotagede Beringharjo market. From Prawirotaman also close to tourist spots attractions