The traditional Beringharjo Market is located on the right-hand side as you walk north along Malioboro Street, away from the Keraton.

Simply turn into a side street and you’ll discover that, running parallel to Jalan Malioboro, there’s a whole other world here.

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You can buy almost anything here – from household goods, which won’t really interest tourists, to local handicrafts and food.

The Beringharjo Market consists of two parts – the main covered building, where you’ll find slightly better-quality and more expensive goods, particularly clothing and handicrafts, and there are also a few stalls selling souvenirs.

Beringharjo Market

Berginharjo Market

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The second part is a makeshift market spread across numerous side streets, where the real shopping hustle and bustle takes place.

The market is open daily from8.30 amto 9.00 pm.

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