GUIDEBOOK 1 of 34 Table of Content

ALL ABOUT BHUMI 3 OUR HOME 3 OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD 3 PERMACULTURE GARDEN 4 COMMON ROOM 4 MINI GYM 4 LAUNDRY 5 PRINTING 5 FACILITIES 6 AROUND BHUMI 7 DIY Jogja Trips 14 JOGJA REGULAR EVENTS 17 SAFETY INFORMATION 24 IN CASE OF FIRE 24 IN CASE OF EARTHQUAKE 24 IN CASE OF A MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION 26 PROTECTION FROM FALLING ASHES 27 HOSPITAL 28 EMERGENCY & IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS 29 USEFUL WORDS & TERMINOLOGY 31 EMERGENCY 31 NUMBERS 32 HANDY WORDS 33

2 of 34 ALL ABOUT BHUMI OUR HOME Our aim is to make our guests to be as comfortable as possible as if they were in their own home. BHUMI’s house was built in 1976 as a family home in a mix of retro colonial and javanese style. It has five rooms: one private room, one dorm room with ensuite bathroom and three non co-ed dorm rooms. All of our rooms are fully air- conditioned. Our home can accommodate up to 26 guests each night.

OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD Kotagede (also Kota Gede, Javanese for "Big City") is a historic neighbourhood in , . The name was also used for the administrative district (kecamatan) of the same name in the City of Yogyakarta. Kotagede contains the remains of the first capital of Mataram Sultanate, established in the 16th century. Some of the remains of the old Kotagede are remains of the palace, the royal cemetery, the royal mosque, and defensive walls and moats. Kotagede is well known internationally by its silver crafting.

3 of 34 PERMACULTURE GARDEN BHUMI garden is designed using permaculture (permanent culture) technique, a method that is centred around simulating the patterns and features observed in natural ecosystems, this way our plants could grow organically without excessive use of chemicals and safe to be consumed raw. We also promote heirloom plants whenever possible alongside adopted herbs and other edible plants.

COMMON ROOM We believe in the importance of human interaction and how it is such a luxury in this day and age with all of the social media exposure. We encourage our guests to be in the moment and interact with each other and make new friends along the way. BHUMI’s COMMON ROOM is designed in a way that it could bring people together in a casual setting from having meals to playing boardgames.

MINI GYM For all the gym and health freaks, we have gym equipment available: dumbbells, push up bars, jump rope, gym ball, training rope, ab roller and yoga mat; all of which are available to be used by guests 24/7.

4 of 34 LAUNDRY If you wish to do your laundry, we provide detergent for ① hand-washing for free. Laundry by washing machine is available at IDR 50,000 per load (12 KGs), please contact our staff for assistance.

PRINTING Should you need anything printed please contact our staff for assistance, IDR 10,000 per paper.

5 of 34 FACILITIES Aside from what we mentioned above, BHUMI also offers: • Free hearty vegetarian breakfast - organic whenever possible • Linen, blanket, and towel service • Air Conditioned rooms • Hot showers • Hair and body wash • Locker room • Baggage storage service (max 12 hours) • Fast WiFi • Kitchen (with staff supervision) • Mineral Water • Printing service • Designated smoking area • Tour/Travel concierge service • Permaculture garden tour • Introduction to Kotagede short tour

6 of 34 AROUND BHUMI

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7 of 34 ① NGEKSIGONDO AREA (500 M) • Superindo Supermarket (08:00 - 22:00) - ATM • Indomaret Convenient Store (24 hours) - ATM • Halte Ngeksigondo Diklat PU (north) bus stop, this bus stop serves Trans Jogja Route 2A from the city centre to Gembira Loka Zoo, Mandala Krida Stadium, Lempuyangan, Kridosono, Galeria. • Halte Ngeksigondo Basen (south) bus stop, this bus stop serves Trans Jogja Route 2B to South East Palace Gate, Post Office Centre (Malioboro), Tugu, Jombor Station.

② LAPANGAN KARANG AREA (0 M) Believed to be the northern point of the ancient city, urban legend tells a story that once lies a trench north of the field to fend off attackers. • BHUMI Hostel - your home (H) • Lapangan Karang Football Field, the best place for volcano watching in the morning, game of football in the afternoon and star-gazing at night. 8 of 34 • Street Food (06:00 - 09:00), right outside of BHUMI is our lovely neighbour, Le Is, who sells Javanese Porridge with soup. North West corner of Lapangan Karang, you could also find a lovely lady selling chicken . • Street Food (19:00 to 22:00), • Halte Jl. Nyi Pembayun (north) bus stop, alight only, this bus stop serves Trans Jogja route 3A from Giwangan Station. • Halte Jl. Nyi Pembayun (south) bus stop, alight only, this bus stop serves Trans Jogja route 3B from Airport, South Palace Gate, Pasar Kembang, Tugu, UGM.

③ TEGALGENDU AREA (560 M) One of the main streets of Kotagede leading to the entrance of the old city, you could find Kalang’s mixed colonial malayan style mansions along this street. • Omar Dhuwur Restaurant (10:00 - 22:00), converted Kalang mansion, Javanese and Western cuisine with vegetarian/vegan options. • Sekar Kedhaton Restaurant (10:00 - 22:00), converted Kalang mansion, Javanese and Western cuisine with vegetarian/vegan options.

9 of 34 • Halte Tegalgendu 1 (north) bus stop, this bus stop serves Trans Jogja route 3A to JEC, Airport, Condongcatur Bus Station, Tugu. • Halte Tegalgendu 2 (south) bus stop, this bus stop serves Trans Jogja route 3B to Terminal Giwangan Bus Station.

④ SOUTH PRENGGAN AREA (450 M) • Warung Jawi (17:00 - late), closed on Friday, serves home cooked Javanese food such as Beef Soup and Brongkos Soup (vegetarian) with hot/cold local drinks ranging from tea to local favourite, Wedang Uwuh, an herbal drink made from tree bark and ginger. • Studio Lulu Lutfi Labibi (09:00 - 17:00), closed on Sunday, celebrated Indonesian high-end fashion designer known for his drapery technique using locally produced fabrics.

⑤ OLD MARKET AREA (660 M) The oldest market in Yogyakarta, it can be traced back to 15th century. Our market day is on Legi in Javanese Calendar, when people would sell birds and plants, please

10 of 34 ask our crew for our market day. • Pasar Kotagede Market (05:30 - 09:00) (B), here you can find fresh produce, traditional cakes and snacks. • Post Office (07:30 - 15:00, Friday 07:30 - 11:30, Saturday 07:30 - 13:00).

⑥ ROYAL CEMETERY AREA (700 M) • Warung (15:00 - 20:00), traditional Javanese herbal tonic drink seller located at the entrance of the Royal Cemetery to cure light ailments, served in a coconut shell bowl. • Mataram Royal Cemetery (C), cemetery of the founder and ancestors of Mataram Kingdom, predecessor of Yogyakarta and Sultanates. Around 627 royal family members and kings are buried here. The 16th century cemetery is built in Hindu style. Donation IDR 25,000 for Javanese clothes rental if you wish to enter the inner courtyard (only allowed on Sunday, Monday, Thursday and Friday). • Masjid Agung Mataram (C), built in 16th Century in Javanese Hindu and Buddhist style, one of the oldest mosques in Yogyakarta.

11 of 34 ⑦ SOUTH CITY WALL AREA (1.05 KM) • Monggo Chocolate Factory and Shop, one of the finest chocolate producers in Indonesia which combine Indonesian cocoa beans with imported ones. • Watu Gilang (D), the only remains of the royal palace are three stones, each called batu gilang ("glittering stone"), batu gatheng ("gatheng (stone-throwing game) stone"), and batu genthong ("water barrel stone"). At present, the stones are protected inside a small building, located in the middle of the road and surrounded by three banyan trees • Hastorenggo Royal Cemetery, a 1930s cemetery complex for the descendants of royal family of Keraton Yogyakarta. • Bokong Semar (E), this unique shape of Bokong Semar has philosophy that is related to the king wisdom in the past for he gave protection and peacefulness among of his people. Rumour has it that a hidden mystical pool lies to the northern part of Bokong Semar, believed as the place where the royal elephants were bathed.

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⑧ GAJAH WONG RIVER AREA (858 M) It is one of the three rivers that flow through the city of Yogyakarta, it marks the western border of Kotagede area. Despite being polluted, here you can spot our local pastime, fishing. It is one of the places to watch sunrise or sunset.

⑨ KEMASAN AREA (600 M) Kemasan is the area of copper and silver workshops which can be found along Kemasan street, one of the main streets in Kotagede. • Kembang Waru Bakeshop (before 10:00), small kitchen run by retired artist couple making flower-shaped sponge cake baked in wooden stove, one of Kotagede’s original creation.

13 of 34 DIY JOGJA TRIPS

PRAMBANAN & RATU BOKO TEMPLES Prambanan temple area consists of five different temples, magnificent Hindu Shivaite Prambanan on one side and beautiful Buddhist Candi Sewu on the other. On top of a hill overlooking these temples is Ratu Boko, an unfinished archeological site believed to be the biggest 12th century temple complex or possible a monastery in Java. Opening hours: 06:00-17:00 Admission: Prambanan - USD 25, Ratu Boko - USD 25, Prambanan + Ratu Boko Package - USD 40 with free shuttle to and from Ratu Boko temple. 50% discount by showing your student card (digital copy is permitted). How to get there: TRANSJOGJA BUS One-way ticket: IDR 3,500 / USD 0.30. TransJogja bus shelter is located on jalan Tegal Gendu, Bus Station: Tegal Gendu 1. Line 3A to Adisucipto Airport then transfer to Line 1A, alight at Prambanan Terminal. Note: Prambanan terminal is located south of Prambanan temple.

How to get back: 14 of 34 TRANSJOGJA BUS One-way ticket: IDR 3,500 / USD 0.30. TransJogja bus shelter is located inside Prambanan Bus Terminal - across Prambanan temple complex. Line 1A to Adisucipto Airport then transfer to Line 3B, alight at Jalan Nyi Pembayun (Lapangan Karang) stop. Note: The stop is located north of the Lapangan Karang (Karang field). BHUMI is on the west side of the Lapangan Karang (Karang field), fifth house from Jalan Nyi Pembayun & Jalan Raden Ronggo crossing.

BOROBUDUR TEMPLE UNESCO world heritage site and one of seven wonders of the old world built in the 8th century during the reign of Buddhist Syailendra dynasty, it is still the biggest Buddhist temple in the world. Opening hours: 06:00-17:00 Admission: Borobudur - USD 25, Borobudur + Prambanan Package - USD 40. 50% discount by showing your student card (digital copy is permitted). How to get there: TRANSJOGJA BUS - PUBLIC BUS

15 of 34 Transjogja one-way ticket: IDR 3,500 / USD 0.30. TransJogja bus shelter is located on jalan Tegal Gendu, Bus Station: Tegal Gendu 2. Line 3B to Giwangan Terminal then look for public bus going to BOROBUDUR terminal. Public bus one-way ticket: IDR 20,000 / USD 1.5. Alight at Borobudur terminal which should be the last stop. Note: Borobudur terminal is located north of Borobudur temple (around 1 km), you may walk to the temple by heading south or take beck rickshaw (IDR 15,000 / USD 1.2 ).

How to get back: PUBLIC BUS - TRANSJOGJA BUS Back to Borobudur terminal then look for public bus going to Yogyakarta Giwangan terminal. Public bus one-way ticket: IDR 20,000 / USD 1.5. Alight at Giwangan terminal which should be the last stop then change to TransJogja. Transjogja one-way ticket: IDR 3,500 / USD 0.30. TransJogja bus shelter is located inside the Giwangan Bus Terminal. Line 3A - alight at Jalan Nyi Pembayun (Lapangan Karang) stop. Note: The stop is located north of the Lapangan Karang (Karang field). BHUMI is on the west side of the Lapangan Karang (Karang field), fifth house from Jalan Nyi Pembayun & Jalan Raden Ronggo crossing.

16 of 34 JOGJA REGULAR

EVENTS

WAYANG KULIT (LEATHER PUPPET) SHOW

Every night

Time: Every night, 20.00 - 22.00 Venue: Sonobudoyo Museum Jl. Trikora 6 Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Phone: +62 274 418 330

Ticketing:IDR 20,000

CLASSICAL JAVANESE DANCE PERFORMANCE

Every Sunday

Time: Every Sunday, 10.00 - 12.00 Venue: Yogyakarta Palace (kraton) Jl. Rotowijayan 1 Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Phone: +62 274 373 721 Ticketing:It's free. However, we need to pay the entrance fee to get into Keraton (IDR 15,000)

17 of 34 BATIK DEMO

Every Sunday

Time:10.00 - 15.00 Venue:Tembi Rumah Budaya Jl. Parangtritis Km 8.4 Tembi, Timbulharjo, Sewon Bantul 55188, Yogyakarta

Phone: (0274) 368000, 368004

Ticketing:Free

KETOPRAK JAVANESE THEATRE SHOW

Every 1st Sunday night in a month Time:20.00 - 24.00 Venue:Auditorium RRI Jl. Affandi / Jl. Gejayan, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Phone: +62 274 512 783

Ticketing:IDR 5,000

KARAWITAN GAMELAN AND SINGING

SHOW

Every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday Time:10.00 - 12.00

18 of 34 Venue:Yogyakarta Palace (kraton) Jl. Rotowijayan 1 Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Phone: +62 274 373 721 Ticketing: It's free. However, we need to pay the entrance fee to get into Keraton (IDR 15,000)

WAYANG PUPPET PAINTING & JAVANESE DANCE CLASS

FOR CHILDREN

Every Wednesday Time: 10.00 - 15.00: Wayang Painting 16.00 - 18.00: Latihan tari Sanggar Tari Anak Tembi Venue:Tembi Rumah Budaya Jl. Parangtritis Km 8.4 Tembi, Timbulharjo, Sewon Bantul 55188, Yogyakarta

Phone: (0274) 368000, 368004

Ticketing:Free

WAYANG GOLEK WOODEN PUPPET SHOW

Every Wednesday

Time:10.00 - 12.00 Venue: Yogyakarta Palace (Keraton) 19 of 34 Jl. Rotowijayan 1 Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Phone: +62 274 373 721 Ticketing:It's free. However, we need to pay the entrance fee to get into Keraton (IDR 15,000)

JAZZ MBEN SENEN

Every Monday

Time: 20.30 - fin Venue: Bentara Budaya Yogyakarta (BBY) Jl. Suroto 2 Kotabaru, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Phone: (0274) 560 404

Tiket: Free CP / EO:0856 9178 2078 (Gilang Adiyaksa) 0813 2700 5127 (Harley Yoga)

0818 0264 7007 (Gian Afrisando)

BOROBUDUR WAISAK PROCESSION on a full moon either April or May each year

Venue: Borobudur Temple The around 15,000 participants stretch for over a kilometer on the walk to Borobudur, where they settle before a dias with Borobudur as a backdrop.

20 of 34 NYEPI DAY IN PRAMBANAN TEMPLE on the night of the new moon whenever it occurs around

March or April each year

Venue: Prambanan Temple

21 of 34 SUMUNARING ABHYAGIRI CONTEMPORARY

DANCE The performances are held each June, contact the Visitor

Assistance Centre for further information.

Venue: Ratu Boko Temple

Ticket:

PLATINUM CLASS SEATING IDR 500.000

GOLD CLASS SEATING IDR 400.000

SILVER CLASS SEATING IDR 300.000

FESTIVAL CLASS SEATING IDR 200.000

RAMAYANA BALLET - PRAMBANAN

For the schedule please contact venue Time: 19.30 - 21.30Tempat Venue:Panggung Kesenian Trimurti (Trimurti Theatre) Taman Wisata Candi Prambanan Jalan Raya Yogya - Solo km 16 Prambanan, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Phone: (0274) 496 408

Ticket: IDR 100.000 - IDR 250.000

22 of 34 23 of 34 SAFETY INFORMATION IN CASE OF FIRE • Do not panic, electricity might be turned off during fire and you may have low visibility. • in the case of smoke entering your room, please stay low and walk towards the nearest exit towards our garden and evacuate the premises immediately - our doors and windows can be used as exit points during emergency. • Our evacuation point is across from BHUMI Hostel in Lapangan Karang Football Field.

IN CASE OF EARTHQUAKE IF INDOORS • Drop to the ground; take cover by getting under a sturdy table or another large piece of furniture, and hold on until the shaking stops. If there isn't a table or desk near you, cover your face and head with your arms and crouch in an inside corner of the building. • Stay away from glass, windows, loose doors and walls, and anything that could fall, such as lighting fixtures or furniture.

24 of 34 • Stay in bed if you are there when the earthquake strikes. Hold on and protect your head with a pillow, unless you are under a heavy light fixture that could fall. In that case, move to the nearest safe place. • Use a doorway for shelter only if it is in close proximity to you and if you know it is a strongly supported, load-bearing doorway. • Stay inside until the shaking stops and it is safe to go outside. Research has shown that most injuries occur when people inside buildings attempt to move to a different location inside the building or try to leave. • Be aware that the electricity may go out. IF OUTDOORS • Stay there. • Move away from buildings, streetlights, and utility wires. • Once in the open, stay there until the shaking stops. The greatest danger exists directly outside buildings, at exits and alongside exterior walls. Ground movement during an earthquake is seldom the direct cause of death or injury. Most

25 of 34 earthquake-related casualties result from collapsing walls, flying glass, and falling objects. IF IN A MOVING VEHICLE • Stop as quickly as safety permits and stay in the vehicle. Avoid stopping near or under buildings, trees, overpasses, and utility wires. • Proceed cautiously once the earthquake has stopped. Avoid roads, bridges, or ramps that might have been damaged by the earthquake.

IN CASE OF A MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION UPON ERUPTION • Go as far as possible from the Volcano. Usually before Merapi erupts, the local government issues a warning about the danger radius from volcanic effects. This radius, depending on the severity of the eruption, could extend to 25 km away. If you are in the dangerous area, follow the evacuation order issued by authorities and evacuate immediately from the volcano area to avoid flying debris, hot gas, lateral blast, and lava flow.

26 of 34 • Be aware of mudflows. The danger from a mudflow increases near stream channels and with prolonged heavy rains. Mudflows can move faster than you can walk or run. • Look upstream before crossing a bridge, and do not cross the bridge if a mudflow is approaching. • Avoid river valleys and low-lying areas. • Remember to help people around you who may require special assistance - infants, elderly people, and people with disabilities.

PROTECTION FROM FALLING ASHES • Listen to a radio or television for the latest emergency information. • If you have a respiratory ailment, avoid contact with any amount of ash. • Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. Wear eyeglasses instead

of contact lenses.

• Use a dust mask or hold a damp cloth over your face to help with breathing. • Stay away from areas downwind from the volcano to avoid

breathing in volcanic ash.

27 of 34 • Stay indoors until the ash has settled unless there is a danger of

the roof collapsing. • Close doors, windows, and all ventilation in the house (chimney

vents, furnaces, air conditioners, fans, and other vents. • Try to avoid driving your car and/or motorbike. Driving can stir

up volcanic

ash that can clog engines, damage moving parts, and stall vehicles.

HOSPITAL Panti Rapi Hospital Jl. Cik Ditiro No.30 Yogyakarta Tel: 0274-514014, 514845 Emergency: 0274-552118 Fax: 0274-564583

Bethesda Hospital Jl Sudirman No. 70 Yogjakarta Tel: 0274-586688 Emergency: 0274-562246 Fax: 0274-563312

Red Cross International Yogyakarta Chapter Jl Tegal Gendu No 25 Yogyakarta Tel: 0274-372176

28 of 34 EMERGENCY & IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

EMERGENCY POLISI 110 / 112 (SMS 1717) POLISI YOGYAKARTA (0274) 512 940 AMBULANCE 118 FIRE 113 MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 119 PANTI RAPIH HOSPITAL (0274) 552 118 BETHESDA HOSPITAL (0274) 564 583 SAR 115 PMI (0274) 372 176

BHUMI HOSTEL KOTAGEDE BHUMI HOME +62 (0274) 376 547 NINO +62 813 146 187 14 SARI +62 819 086 111 19 WILDAN +62 878 939 133 31 JACK +62 822 216 788 48 PEPRI +62 813 916 129 97 29 of 34 TRANSPORTATION TAXI (JAS) (0274) 373 737 TAXI (PATTAGA) (0274) 384 384 TAXI SADEWA (0274) 4399 500 TAXI VETRI (0274) 563 551 TAXI PANDAWA (0274) 447 231 TAXI CENTRIS (0274) 7111 111 TAXI ARMADA (0274) 517 248 TAXI INDRAKELANA (0274) 565 565 MOTOR TAXI (OJACK) (0274) 9707 707

30 of 34 USEFUL WORDS & TERMINOLOGY EMERGENCY ENGLISH INDONESIAN Accident Kecelakaan I have had an accident Saya mengalami kecelakaan Injured Terluka Unconscious Pingsan / tidak sadar Bleeding Berdarah Heart attack Serangan jantung Stroke Stroke Drowning Tenggelam Burn Terbakar Very sick Sangat sakit Need a doctor Butuh seorang dokter Need an ambulance Butuh sebuah ambulan Fire Kebakaran The house is on fire Rumah terbakar The car is on fire Mobil terbakar I am being burgled Saya di rampok Someone is in the house Seseorang didalam rumah Emergency Emergensi

31 of 34 ENGLISH INDONESIAN Help me Tolong saya Help! Tolong NUMBERS

NUMBERS INDONESIAN 1 Satu 2 Dua 3 Tiga 4 Empat 5 Lima 6 Enam 7 Tujuh 8 Delapan 9 Sembilan 10 Sepuluh 11 Sebelas 12 Dua Belas 21 Dua puluh satu 100 / 200 Seratus 1000 / 2000 Seribu / dua ribu 10,000 / 20,000 Sepuluh ribu / dua puluh ribu 1,000,000 Sejuta

32 of 34 HANDY WORDS ENGLISH INDONESIAN Thank you Terima Kasih Yes Ya No Tidak Excuse me Permisi May I borrow …? Boleh saya meminjam …? Good Morning / Afternoon / Selamat Pagi / Siang / Sore / Malam Late Afternoon / Evening What time is it? Jam berapa? Where? Where is …? Di mana? Di mana …? What is this? What is that? Apa ini? Apa itu? How to get there? Bagaimana caranya ke sana? Help / helping (others) Bantu / membantu …. Help! Tolong! Want to go to … Mau ke … Where is …? Di mana … ? Road / street / walk Jalan Hurry! Cepat-cepat! From Dari Keep going straight Lurus right / turn right Kanan / belok kanan left / turn left Kiri / belok kiri Want to … Mau …

33 of 34 ENGLISH INDONESIAN Chemist/pharmacy Apotik Expensive Mahal Cheap Murah Meat Daging What does it cost / how much is Berapa harganya? it? How much / many? Berapa? Phone Credit Pulsa

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