Beringharjo Market
Yogyakarta's oldest traditional market
About Beringharjo Market
Pasar Beringharjo is Yogyakarta's oldest and most famous traditional market, dating back to the 18th century. Located at the northern end of Malioboro Street, it's the beating heart of local commerce and culture.
This three-story market is a treasure trove of batik, spices, traditional medicines (jamu), snacks, and everyday goods. It's the best place to experience authentic local life and find unique souvenirs.
What to Buy
- Batik - Best prices for authentic Javanese batik
- Jamu - Traditional herbal medicines
- Spices - Fresh and dried local spices
- Snacks - Bakpia, geplak, yangko, kipo
- Silver - Jewelry and accessories
- Handicrafts - Wayang puppets, keris daggers
Tips for Shopping
- Bargaining is expected - start at 50%
- Go early morning for best selection
- 2nd floor is best for batik
- Bring cash - no card payments
- Watch your belongings in crowds
How to Get There
By Motorcycle
~20 minutes
- Head west to Malioboro area
- Market is at north end of Malioboro
- Park on side streets
- Enter from Malioboro side
Try the local snacks! Bakpia Pathok is famous - get the fresh warm ones from the market.
