Pasar Lodra Jaya - Kab. Banjarnegara

Located in the village of Winong kec. Onions about 20 minutes from the city of Banjarnegara. Only open every Sunday Morning. Many are sold traditional food with a kepeng pay tool that we can by exchanging cash. The shade is a traditional toy

Lodra Jaya Market carries the concept of an ancient traditional market, the attributes and buildings used here are all traditional made of wood, blarak, etc. The buying system in this market is by exchanging the original rupiah for money from coconut shells at the cashier at the exchange, then purchasing with coconut shells at each stand or basket, this money only applies at this Lodra Jaya market, you know. There is parking, toilets, swimming pools, prayer rooms, entertainment stages, baker's stands, traditional foods, traditional toys, etc. Introducing the children to the old market is like this.

Lodra Jaya Traditional Market. Located in Winong village, Bawang sub-district, Banjarnegara district, it can be reached in about 10-15 minutes by motorbike / car. The road access is quite good, making this Lodra Jaya market attractive to many visitors. This traditional market which carries the theme "back to the old era" is quite interesting. It is interesting in terms of peculiarities and has a character compared to traditional markets in general. 1. Locations that are in the "garden" and behind the brick bong (traditional brick making factory). 2. The "kethip" currency. Every transaction that occurs there uses the kethip currency. Kethip is a payment instrument in such a way, made of wood. Penhunjung can get it by changing it at the exchange. The value of this kethip is IDR 2,500. that means we can exchange Rp. 10,000 with 4 coins of kethip. 3. Traditional snack menu. The majority that are sold there are traditional snacks. Starting from gejos, fried sticky rice, dawet, ice cau, soup and so on. 4. Affordable food prices. The price of food sold starts from 1-7 kethips. This makes buyers starting from children familiar with this type of currency. It's fun right 5. Dozens of food booths are ready to satisfy visitors' stomachs and hearts. Be prepared to bring an empty stomach if you want to taste all the typical Banjarnegara snacks. Wow ... don't forget to bring money too ... ???? 6. Not 100%. The place setting is not yet one hundred percent complete. But it is passable for visitors. You can also go up and down because there are several stalls below. Precisely in the garden of Kalbi (Albasia). So don't expect to be 100% satisfied just yet. But still hope, the management will always improve and improve services and facilities. One more thing, if I'm not mistaken, we haven't seen a toilet yet. If you want to boker or pee dizzy nutmeg. 7. Instagramable. There are many spots that can be used as a way to remember moments of togetherness with family, friends, spouses or colleagues here. 8. There is a swimming pool. Kids can bathe in the swimming pool which is the source of the "tuk" (spring? That's all the reviews, hopefully it helps. Hopefully the tourism industry in Banjarnegara Regency will progress. Thank you to Winong village officials, traders and visitors as well as the Banjarnegara Regency government for the establishment of Lodra Jaya Traditional Market.