Andelis Homestay & Tour

Hello world, my name is Semma, i am indonesian but moved in Belgium in 1998 where i met my husband there. in 2017 we had chance to visit indonesia and see my family again, in short trip we put Yogyakarta as our part of bucket list. We stayed at Bram's homestay Andelis Homestay . He also organized our itinerary with his team in Andelis Tour . As a novice adventurer, I had always dreamt of embarking on thrilling journeys into the unknown, and my recent trip to Yogyakarta in Indonesia provided the perfect opportunity to fulfill this dream. Little did I know that my experience at the Jomblang Cave would be a heart-pounding adventure that would leave me in awe of the natural wonders hidden beneath the Earth's surface. Upon arriving at Jomblang Cave, I was immediately struck by the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding jungle. Towering trees and lush foliage painted a vivid green picture, creating an atmosphere of serenity and excitement. My heart raced as I donned the necessary saf

  Andelis & Budarno Homestay  Rules & Agreement for Monthly Rental In English: Electricity each room/house is tenant responsibility (we use kwh meter to check the usage of electricity), rental deposit is  IDR 500.000,-/room.   Notes :  Electricity usage would be calculated as follow: TDL / Basic Electricity Tariff is IDR 1.800,-/kwh. Total usage of electricity (kwh) at the end of month is deducted total kwh at check in point. total electricity usage (kwh) times to IDR 1.800,- . Contact +62 878 7285 0324 (Mrs. Darno) for preorder, price and cleaning schedule. Mineral gallon and cooking gas are tenant responsibility. Tenant is not allowed to smoke inside room or bring drugs, weapon or pets.  Visitors are only allowed max 22.00 pm and  requested in participating to keep the peace and comfort of other tenants,   quiet hour is 08.00 am until 22.00 pm . Indonesian couple must show marriage certificate. Tenant must close the water tap in bathroom properly, it is a must to throw toi

 How to Reach Andelis Homestay from International Airport As we have New Yogyakarta International Airport (YIA) in Kulonprogo, it would be 1.30 hour from the city, we need to know how to get there or vice versa. All international flight would be landing and leaving from there. Here are some cheap option to get Andelis Homestay from YIA: 1. Shuttle Bus Damri Condongcatur ⇌ YIA bus schedule Condongcatur ⇌ YIA bus route operates every day. Ticket Price IDR 50.000/pax. Reguler time schedule: 04:10 - 15:10 Date Operation Hour Monday 04:10 - 15:10 Tuesday 04:10 - 15:10 Wednesday 04:10 - 15:10 Thursday 04:10 - 15:10 Friday 04:10 - 15:10 Saturday 04:10 - 15:10 Sunday 04:10 - 15:10 map route from YIA - Terminal Condongcatur Condongcatur ⇌ YIA Bus Route Schedule Condongcatur ⇌ Airport Bus has 2 stops arival from Terminal Condongcatur and ended in Airport YIA.  2. MRT Train Train Tugu Station ⇌ YIA schedule YIA Airport Train started operating from 1 Sept 2021, ticket charge only IDR 20.000/pax.

Legendary Lupis Cake Mbah Satinem Lupis cake is one of the classic market snacks in Yogyakarta and many elderly make this kind of cake for everyday snacks. This cake has a chewy texture because it is made from glutinous rice flour and is doused with brown sugar sauce and wrapped with grated coconut. The shape of this lupis cake is usually a long cylinder like lontong or triangular. If we speaking about Lupis Cake, we can not ignore the famous legend Lupis cake sellern Mbah Satinem who has been selling Lupis since 1963 in Yogyakarta, helped by her daughter.  The price of this lupis cake is IDR 10,000 per portion and can be enjoyed from 06.00 WIB. Mbah Satinem's lupis cake is always crowded with customers and because now is really happeningr, she gave the queue numbers for customers  Many travelers are amazed by the taste of these market snacks. They agreed that the lupis was flavorful and the mixture was just right because the sugar wasn't too sweet. Furthermore, they also said

  Exploring Yogyakarta Traditional Market Whenever I get a guest who wants to find unique things around the city and not so common touristy, I always take them to the traditional market.  The traditional market is not a common place for tourists, there are many people selling and buying, the conditions are usually hot, the lighting is poor and sometimes even some corners are dirty.  but there they find their own uniqueness because they will taste some unique regional specialties.  One time I had Spanish guests, and they were interested in joining me on a tour to see the situation of the traditional market.  For one thing, they wanted to try Yu Djum's gudeg rice and Mbah Satinem's legendary Lupis cake, and I know where to find her.  So I took them to try it all, she sells on the side of the road, in the middle of crowded vehicles, but they really enjoy the uniqueness of it.  For them it was a great experience, because they had seen one of the street food episodes on the Netflix

  City Tour with Scooter Gmuligh Dwell Gemuligh Dwell Water Castle Water Castle Water Castle Water Castle In the road Surrounding the city of Yogyakarta by riding a scooter? why not? If you are a solo traveler and want to have the freedom to get around all day by motorbike, this is a very pleasant choice. Andelis Homestay offer you a transportation by exploring the city, culinary and good spots by motorbike and experienced drivers. You will get a different sensation by riding a motorbike, you can see more without having to worry about parking spots, especially in crowded city areas. Yogyakarta has a lot of parking scams, especially in tourist areas, you should ask a local guide first to park and drive where first. I want to share my experience with Jessica from Peru, while on vacation in Yogyakarta. this is her first time to our country and city, and she is a solo traveler. I offer tours by motorbike for short distances in urban areas, because there will be more coverage. She finally

Trekking Temple Selogriyo We went with the knowledge that the temple was closed for renovations, but really we want to see the rice terrace more than the temple.      From the carpark area, you walk through a stretch of locals' residences which offer nice photo opportunities themselves. There is an entrance fee (Rp. 25,000) at the start of the trail. A short walk later you reach a bend which extends your view to the curved rice terraces below. We did not encounter any other visitors or tourists at this attraction, until near the end of our walk, during our walk we met band of buffalos and a guy who trained the racing pigeons, even some of us releasing the male pigeon.      Selogriyo Temple Trekking can be classified as an easy-medium hike (soft trekking category). Escorted by myself, walk through terraced rice paddies and lush fruit plantations, enjoying the quiet sounds of the countryside. Venture through small communities nestled amid the verdant hills. Stop to chat to the villa