Discover the Newest Tourist Attractions in Yogyakarta
Yogyakarta—affectionately known as Jogja—is divided into five regions, each offering its own unique tourist appeal. To the west lies Kulon Progo (capital: Wates), the east is Gunung Kidul (Wonosari), south is Bantul, and north is Sleman, with Yogyakarta City in the center. In 2018, several new spots captured both local and visitor interest.
1. HeHa Forest
A serene cafe nestled in a forest near Kaliurang (Sleman). You can feed rabbits, dine among trees, and snap photos at the picturesque “Bridge Me to the Moon” or wander through the Fantasy Gate. Learn more about Yogyakarta's newest attractions. {{turn0search0}}
2. HeHa Sky View & HeHa Ocean View
Perched on a hillside, HeHa Sky View features Instagram-worthy spots like balloon setups and sky bridges with panoramic views. Meanwhile, HeHa Ocean View captivates visitors with ocean vistas, thematic structures, and sunset backdrops. These are located in Patuk (Gunung Kidul). {{turn0search1}}{{turn0search3}}
3. Upside Down World Jogja
A playful two-story attraction that flips reality upside down with 12 themed rooms—perfect for fun, quirky photos. Located in Depok, Sleman. {{turn0search6}}
4. Green Village & Kebun Buah Mangunan
Green Village in Gedangsari (Gunung Kidul) offers free-entry access to sweeping landscapes and sunrise views. Nearby, Kebun Buah Mangunan lives up to its “Seven-Estate Above the Clouds” nickname, offering misty mornings, swings, fruit trees, and relaxing nature experiences. {{turn0search6}}
5. Seribu Batu Songgo Langit
Also known as the “Hobbit House,” this Dlingo (Bantul) attraction features tree-top bridges, treehouses, and beautiful limestone formations—all for free—making it a viral favorite among young travelers. {{turn0search6}}
6. Other Noteworthy New Attractions
- Pictniq Land – A mini “around-the-world” park in Patuk complete with international landmark replicas. {{turn0search5}}
- Ibarbo Park – A family-friendly nature park in Sleman with aviaries, kiddie rides, and petting zoos. {{turn0search5}}
- Obelix Sea View – Stunning ocean views with cultural performances near sunset—located in Gunungkidul. {{turn0search5}}
Local Favorites & Hidden Gems
- Watu Goyang – A scenic, free-entry viewpoint with sweeping green panoramas near Mangunan. {{turn0search2}}
- Songgo Langit Sukorame – A beautiful paddy field with bamboo paths reminiscent of Bali's Tegalalang. {{turn0search2}}
- Watu Jaran Swing – An adrenaline-inducing swing at 800m high in Kulon Progo offering breathtaking views. {{turn0search10}}
- Puncak 4G – A terraced ridge with stunning farmhouse landscapes and fresh air in Gunung Kidul. {{turn0search10}}
- Bego Hill (Bukit Kedung Buweng) – A former excavation site that became a popular hill for photographers and cyclists, located near Imogiri. {{turn0search15}}
- Pitu Village – A cultural village in Nglanggeran known for its Javanese traditions and heritage recognition. {{turn0search13}}
Why These New Spots Matter
Since 2018, Jogja has developed many tourist spots blending nature, local culture, and Instagram-ready experiences. These places not only diversify tourism but also provide visitors with deeper insight into Yogyakarta's regional identity.
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