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Adisutjipto is Yogyakarta's original airport, close to the city centre on the eastern side. The train is the quickest way to get from Adisutjipto Airport to the city centre, taking 15-20 minutes. The bus is the cheapest at $0.20 (3,600 IDR), though it takes 45 minutes. A taxi costs more, at $3.90 (70,000 IDR).
3 ways to travel from Yogyakarta Adisutjipto Airport to Yogyakarta City Centre
There are three ways to travel from Yogyakarta Adisutjipto Airport to Yogyakarta City Centre. You can choose between the train, bus, and private transport. The journey takes 15m–45m and the quickest way is by train. If you're on a budget, the cheapest option is by bus with tickets starting at $0.20 (3,600 IDR).
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Our favourite places to stay in Yogyakarta
Here are our favourite places to stay in Yogyakarta for every budget.
Jogja Village
If you crave a tropical haven in the heart of the city with a stunning outdoor pool, Jogja Village is an ideal option.
It’s a 10-minute drive from Kraton Palace and is surrounded by a host of cool coffee shops and boutiques.
Choose from a range of colourfully decorated rooms, some with romantic four-poster beds and Bali-style open-air bathrooms. There is an excellent restaurant with seating by the pool as well as a fully equipped spa.
It’s one of Yogyakarta’s best family-friendly hotels in its price range and features an indoor play area.
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Family-friendly
- Delicious on-site restaurant
Double rooms start from $27 (480,000 IDR) per night
Rumah Mertua Heritage
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Stunning garden
- Spa
- On-site restaurant
Snooze
This adult-only cosy guest house is situated in the heart of the Kraton palace district, and is like nowhere else in town.
Rooms are set around a central courtyard filled with tropical plants. In fact, even in the rooms it feels like you have stepped into the rainforest. There are plants, natural bamboo fixtures and colourful jungle murals painted on the walls.
Dotted throughout the guesthouse are several areas to socialise. It features a shared kitchen and coffee shop and airport pickup is available for an additional charge.
- Social and fun atmosphere
- Convenient location
- Garden and terrace
- On-site cafe
Double rooms start from $10 (178,000 IDR) per night
ABOUT YOUR DESTINATION
Why Visit Yogyakarta?
Yogyakarta is Java’s cultural capital, the only region in Indonesia still ruled by a sultan. Commonly called Jogja, the city strongly values its age-old traditions and way of life. Quite impressive, given that it’s an urban area of over 3 million inhabitants.
The nearby ancient temples Borobudur and Prambanan are the main reasons why travellers visit Yogyakarta, but the city has much more to offer. Art lovers will enjoy its street art, boutique cafes, and iconic batik fabric. Head over to Malioboro Road and Kotagede for some amazing finds and jewellery. Explore Kraton Sultan Palace and Taman Sari for a glimpse of the city’s architecture and history.
Rounding it up
That's the full picture for getting from Yogyakarta Adisutjipto Airport to Yogyakarta City Centre, roughly apart. In all, there are 3 ways to make the trip. The cheapest fare is $0.20 (3,600 IDR). The quickest trip takes 15m.
Prices and timetables change, so it's worth a quick check before you travel. Have a question, or travelled this route recently? Ask the community below and we'll do our best to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fastest way to get from Yogyakarta to Yogyakarta?
The fastest way to get from Yogyakarta to Yogyakarta is by train and takes 15-20m.
What is the cheapest way to get from Yogyakarta to Yogyakarta?
The cheapest way to get from Yogyakarta to Yogyakarta is by bus with ticket costs starting from 3,600 IDR.
About the Authors
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Abby is a writer who finds joy in mountains, beaches, and road trips. She considers her solo backpacking trip to the rice terraces of Bontoc one of the most fulfilling moments in her life. She's loyal to the islands of her home country, the Philippines, but Thailand's beaches also have a special place in her heart.
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Ela is a storyteller, content producer, solo traveller and a mermaid-in-training. When she's not in front of her laptop, you will find her barefoot and living her best tan on some island in the Philippines. Or exploring the depths of its seas as a budding freediver. An island girl at heart, she'll be happy anywhere there is sea, sand, sun and coffee.
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