Yogyakarta Shopping Streets – 15 Great and Cheap Markets

Jogja is one of the tourist city that is often visited by tourists to enjoy nature tour, history, culture, and also culinary. In addition, Jogja is also a tourist area that is also often visited by tourists to look for souvenirs or typical crafts Jogja. Here is it: Cool Things to Do in Yogyakarta

Yogyakarta Shopping Streets

So, do not be surprised if there are many people who do not miss the opportunity to shop in Jogja. Especially before returning to their respective cities. All tourists will definitely visit some of the shopping attractions in Jogja below.

1. Malioboro
   Malioboro is still a favourite tour to this day. This area seems to have no death. From morning till night, even until the morning again, Malioboro never sleeps. Even Malioboro can be explored as one of the One Day Vacation Tips in Jogja for tourists who do not have much vacation time.

Malioboro area is not only suitable for cultural travel, where tourists can enjoy the culture of hanging out like a Jogja citizens only but also suitable to be a shopping location that is still glorious to this day. You may also chill on the Things to Do in Malioboro Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Along the path Malioboro street, you can find shops that sell various kinds of objects suitable for souvenirs. Starting from the craft objects to the fashion objects are there and can be purchased at a relatively cheap price.

2. Beringharjo Market
   If you continue from Tugu Station towards Malioboro, then at the end of Malioboro there will be a traditional market that can also be used as a recommended shopping in Jogja.

His name is Beringharjo Market. This market also sells a variety of items suitable for souvenirs. In addition, many also sell food to be eaten as Culinary Tour Jogja.

Tourists who do not find the goods sought in Malionoro can go to this market as an alternative to shopping. Who knows in this market there are goods that are being sought. Even in this market there are also selling vintage items to gadgets, you know.

3. Klithikan Market
   The Klithikan market is often also referred to as a thieving market. Why is that so-called? Because apparently, this market sells a variety of second-hand items that are quite complete. This impression is often misunderstood with the stolen goods. Thus the name is called a thieving market.

But do not assume the impression is true, because this market is purely a market that sells used goods, such as used vehicle parts, used clothing, or antiques or old-fashioned goods. Here are more Non-Touristy Things to Do in Yogyakarta Area

If you have an excessive interest in second-hand items for collection, or refurbishment and then resale, then this market is perfect for your shopping trip. The market location is in Pakuncen, Wirobrajan.

4. Manding Leather Craft Center
   Are you a fan of leather crafts and objects made from leather? If yes, then the centre of Manding leather craft can be used as the best shopping alternative as well as Tourist Places in Bantul.

There, various leather products are sold at varied prices. The cheapest price can start from Rp 70.000. While the most expensive price is around Rp 1,000,000. Most of them are fashion products.

Some popular fashion products that are always in demand are jackets, bags, shoes, wallets, and small trinkets. The location is on Jalan Parangtritis KM 11, Bantul. Although quite far from the centre of Jogja, but the shopping experience there will not disappoint. Here are more Things to Do in Kaliurang Yogyakarta

5. Kasongan
   Here’s the best Yogyakarta shopping street. Kasongan is one of the recommended shopping spots in Jogja for you who like decoration and decoration like a display. Kasongan itself is an area famous as a centre of pottery or ceramic handicrafts.

Many tourists like to shop there, especially those who really want to buy decorations from ceramic materials. Most of these decorations are vases, jars, sculptures, and also decorations for walls.

Kasongan location is in Bangunjiwo Village. Still in Bantul area, Kasongan can also be visited as one of shopping alternative alternative and interesting. 

6. Desa Wisata Krebet
   There is another tourist attraction as well as shopping in Yogyakarta is interesting, namely Krebet Tourism Village. This tourist village is one of the villages that make a variety of batik handicrafts.

In contrast to the type of batik made on the cloth, Krebet Tourism Village residents make batik on wood media. Some materials used as batik include wooden masks, wooden keychains, wooden jewelry boxes, wooden bracelets, and so on.

The interesting thing of the craft is that tourists can also see first hand how the making of the batik. If you really like a unique art object, there is no harm in stopping there.

7. Keris Handicraft Center
   Let’s take a look more artistic Yogyakarta shopping streets. Keris is often regarded as a sacred object. But basically, kris is one masterpiece that has high artistic value. Keris is also still well produced at Kerya Village Handicraft Center Banyusumurup, Imogiri.

Tourists who really love these antiques can try to come there. The production of this kris is done by keris craftsmen whose knowledge is hereditary from Empu Djiwo Diharjo and sustainable until now.

Even first Empu Djiwo Diharjo indeed often make keris for the nobility or the officials of the country and abroad. For those of you who just want to look around, can also visit there. You may also enjoy the Things to Do in Yogyakarta You Never Knew Existed

8. Kotagede
   Shopping tour in Jogja next is Kotagede. Kotagede is also one of the Cultural Tourism in Yogyakarta, which is one of the leading silver handicraft centres in Yogyakarta. Tourists who come there mostly already have plans to buy silverware.

But not infrequently also who just want to learn how silversmiths can make artwork. Silver craft centre is mostly made for the purpose of fashion, namely making jewellery.

However, there are also many silver handicrafts made as decorations or decorations such as wayang souvenirs, temples, and also other forms. If interested, please come to Kotagede which is not far from the centre of Jogja. 

9. Gabusan Art Market
   What to Buy in Yogyakarta Indonesia? Gabusan Art Market is one of the quite complete markets of its collection. As the name suggests, this market sells a variety of art objects derived from some craft centres already mentioned above.

This market occupies an area of 4 hectares. This vast area can allow you to find any art objects you may be looking for. This market is also one of the alternative shopping for those who do not have time to stop at the art craft centre.

There are many art objects sold, including leather, pottery, silver, wood, bamboo, metal, and so on. All products are sold based on blocks so they are easier to find.

10. PASTY
    PASTY is one of the recommended shopping tours for tourists who like animals or animals. Yogyakarta has a tourist shopping area called PASTY. Suitable for those of you who are looking for animals to raise.

PASTY is an abbreviation of Pasar Pertanian and Ornamental Plants Yogyakarta. The location is on Jalan Raya Bantul, Dongkelan. Apparently, from its name, not only animals are sold, but also plants.

Tourists who stop by PASTY will find a variety of animals and plants are traded. Look for your favourite animals to be kept as unique souvenirs from Jogja.

11. Shopping
    There is another recommendation of shopping tour in Jogja for rare book enthusiasts. His name is Shopping. This location is often visited by students who are looking for rare books.

If you are a book reader who loves rare books, then try to come to Shopping. In this place, there will be some stores that sell various kinds of books with various genres.

The location was easy to reach, which is located next to Taman Pintar Yogyakarta. Actually, the name of the Shopping is Taman Pintar Book Complex, but the surrounding community more familiar with the title Shopping.

12. Spillway Markets Sports Market
    There are more shopping places that can be visited while in Jogja. Spill Market on Sports Street. This market is a kind of Sunday market that only operates on Sundays only.

You can visit the UGM Valley area, starting from Jalan Olahraga to Jalan Notonagoro. Each week this location will be very crowded with local residents and tourists.

This location also sells a variety of knick-knacks, clothes, shoes, bags, food, and also various daily needs. Suitably used as a tourist location to enjoy the crowd in Jogja weekend.

13. Bakpia Pathok 145
    Who does not know bakpia pathok? Food Souvenir Khas Jogja is still occupying the position of tourist favourite shopping as a souvenir is obligatory if being visited Jogja.

No wonder, because it is very tasty and can also be selected based on the variants of each person’s favourite taste. Bakpia pathok also usually can be tasted while warm.

Most people may know this bakpian pathok 145 in an area close to Malioboro alone. But actually, this bakpia already has branches in several other locations scattered in Jogja. 

14. Brownies Ubi Purple Violetta
    In addition to Bakpia Pathok, there is another favourite food that is also often purchased by tourists as a typical souvenir of Jogja, the purple sweet potato brownies Violetta. The food is also very tasty and much hunted.

Its location is located at Mangli Gedongan sugar cane road, Kotagede, Yogyakarta. This brownie flavour is very unique because it is made from natural ingredients of purple yams. Sweet purple itself is very beneficial for health.

If you’ve never tried it, try shopping there. Per box of purple sweet potato brownies sold at a price of approximately Rp 27.000 only. Cheap enough is not it? That’s the best Yogyakarta shopping streets.

15. Madu Mongso Pak Yan
     Madu Mongso is one of the traditional Javanese food that has a sweet and sour taste. This food is a favourite food that is also often directed by travellers to buy souvenirs of snacks.

The location is in Sokowaten, Purbayan, Kotagede, Yogyakarta. This food is actually East Java food. But it is also popular in Central Java and Yogyakarta.

For those of you who want to buy it, the price of mongso honey is sold differently, depending on the variant you buy. The price per package of the content of 10 is Rp 8,000, while the price per kilo is approximately Rp 59,000.

Thus, some shopping alternatives in Yogyakarta with each uniqueness. Hopefully, this article can provide useful recommendations.