Taman Sari

Taman Sari was once a water palace and royal garden, just 2 kilometers from Keraton Yogyakarta. It was a bathing complex for the royal family and covered over 12.6 hectares. Built in 1765 during Hamengkubuwana I’s reign, it was in use until 1812.

In 1974, Kawedanan Keprajuritan (previously Tepas Keprajuritan) took over management of Taman Sari and opened it to tourists. The site was restored in 1977 after many buildings were damaged by the 1867 earthquake. Today, Taman Sari is a well-known landmark in Yogyakarta, drawing visitors from around the world. There is also a nearby village where locals share their art, food, and culture.

Entrance Ticket

Domestic Tourist

Domestic Tourist
Children (2-12 Years Old)	IDR 10.000
Adult (>12 Years Old)	IDR 15.000
Photo Session (Student & College)	IDR 150.000
Prewedding Photo Session	IDR 250.000
Other Commercial Photo Session	IDR 250.000

Foreign Tourist

Foreign Tourist
Children (2-12 Years Old)	IDR 20.000
Adult (>12 Years Old)	IDR 25.000
Prewedding Photo Session	IDR 500.000
Other Commercial Photo Session	IDR 500.000

Opening Hour

Taman Sari is open daily (Monday–Sunday), from 9 AM to 3 PM.

Location & Access

You can get to Taman Sari by motorbike, car, or public transportation, such as TransJogja.
If you are close to Malioboro or Keraton Yogyakarta, it takes just 10 to 20 minutes to walk to Taman Sari.
You can also ride a becak for a more local experience.