
Discover how the traditional Javanese archery craft of jemparingan in Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta is being revived by local artisans and now exporting handmade bows to Europe—blending cultural heritage, sport and sustainable craft.

Discover how Yogyakarta City aims to fulfil ten disaster-resilience indicators in five years with community-based programmes, infrastructure upgrades and multi-stakeholder collaboration.

Yogyakarta is advancing senior-friendly tourism through inclusive infrastructure, tailored travel packages and sustainable policy support

KPK opens the door for Yogyakarta to apply for temporary use of Mandala Krida Stadium despite its seizure status in a corruption case. The local government hopes to resume renovation in 2026 once KPK’s approval is secured.

Discover how Yogyakarta’s traditional markets are reinventing themselves as cozy coffee spots that blend heritage charm with modern lifestyle. Experience “heritage meets lifestyle” in every cup.

BPR Kurnia Sewon partners with Shopee’s MSME Campus to train Yogyakarta’s small business owners in digital advertising and online sales strategies.

ChatGPT said: UGM students have developed Orside, an AI-powered portable device for early oral cancer detection. Using fluorescence imaging and deep learning, Orside identifies abnormal tissues quickly and accurately, offering a safer, more comfortable alternative to biopsies. This cross-disciplinary innovation aims to enhance early diagnosis and reduce Indonesia’s high oral cancer mortality rate.

The 2,300-meter Pandansimo Bridge, Yogyakarta’s longest, has officially opened for traffic trials. Linking Bantul and Kulon Progo Regencies, it is a new southern coastal icon, featuring earthquake damping technology and a MURI record. Authorities expect smoother traffic and economic growth, though supporting facilities are still needed.