Imogiri Pine Forest

Imogiri Pine Forest, or Hutan Pinus Mangunan, is a favorite nature spot in Yogyakarta. Set in Bantul’s highlands, it started as a government reforestation project and has become a popular place for both locals and tourists. The tall pine trees create a cool, refreshing setting, perfect for escaping the city’s heat. Its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful scenery, and outdoor activities make it a great choice for photography, family trips, and enjoying nature.

Entrance Ticket

The entrance ticket to Imogiri Pine Forest costs about IDR 5,000 per person. Parking is usually IDR 3,000 for motorcycles and IDR 5,000 for cars. These prices can change if management updates their policies.

What to See

The main draw at Imogiri Pine Forest is the thick canopy of tall pine trees, creating a peaceful place to walk, relax, and enjoy nature. The forest also has a natural amphitheater, which hosts cultural shows, community events, and photo sessions.

Visitors can also find viewing platforms, artistic installations, hammocks, picnic areas, and numerous photo spots scattered throughout the forest. The coYou’ll find viewing platforms, art installations, hammocks, picnic spots, and plenty of places for photos throughout the forest. The cool mountain air and beautiful views make it a top choice for family outings, camping, pre-wedding photos, and outdoor fun.

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How to Get There

Imogiri Pine Forest is in Mangunan Village, Dlingo District, Bantul, about 25 kilometers southeast of Yogyakarta’s city center. It usually takes 45 to 60 minutes to get there by car or motorcycle.

The forest is often visited along with nearby spots like Mangunan Fruit Garden, Seribu Batu Songgo Langit, and Bukit Panguk Kediwung. It’s a popular stop for day trips in the scenic Dlingo highlands.