Pasar Tradisi Lembah Merapi - Kabupaten Magelang
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Contact Pasar Tradisi Lembah Merapi
| Address : | Banyubiru, Kec. Dukun, Kabupaten Magelang, Jawa Tengah 56482, Indonesia |
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| Phone : | π +88999 | ||||||||||||||
| Postal code : | 56482 | ||||||||||||||
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Intuisi Junion on Google
β β β β β Salah satu destinasi favorit di Magelang Timur. Pasar Tradisi Lembah Merapi terletak di Gunung Gonoβsebuah bukit hutan bambu di Desa Banyubiru. Buka setiap hari Minggu pukul 05:30 - 12:00, pasar ini sejatinya menginduksikan eksistensi budaya Jawa di tengah kemajuan zaman.
Para panitia dan pelapak menggunakan baju adat Jawa Tengah mulai dari jarik batik (sehelai kain untuk selempang dan rok), hingga blangkon atau caping. Alat-alat makan mulai dari piring hingga sendok pun menggunakan ala tradisional Jawaβsebagian besar dari bambu dan tanah liat dengan alas daun pisang. Sangat menarik, otentik, dan ramah lingkungan. Makanan dan minuman yang dijual pun kebanyakan makanan khas Jawa, dari es tape, getuk, clorot, hingga soto batok semua ada.
Sayangnya untuk bisa menikmati kudapan di sini, harus datang pagi-pagi sekali. Hal ini dikarenakan terbatasnya porsi kuliner yang dijajakan para pelapak sangat terbatas. Selain itu, mata uang transaksi di sini yang menggunakan kepingan koin 'Dhoho' setelah dibeli tidak bisa ditukar kembali. Meski berlaku seumur hidup, bagi wisatawan luar Magelang tentu akan rugi materi apabila Dhoho tidak habis, apalagi kalau karena porsi penganan yang terbatas.
 One of the favorite destinations in East Magelang. The Merapi Valley Tradition Market is located on Mount Gono β a bamboo forest hill in Banyubiru Village. Open every Sunday from 05:30 - 12:00, this market actually indicates the existence of Javanese culture in the midst of the times.
The committee and pelapak wear traditional Central Javanese clothes ranging from batik jarik (a piece of cloth for a sash and skirt), to blangkon or caping. The utensils, from plates to spoons, use traditional Javanese style - mostly made of bamboo and clay on a banana leaf. Very interesting, authentic and environmentally friendly. The food and drinks that are sold are mostly Javanese specialties, from ice tape, getuk, clorot, to soto shellfish.
Unfortunately to be able to enjoy the snacks here, you have to come very early in the morning. This is due to the limited portion of culinary that are sold by pelapak very limited. In addition, the transaction currency here using 'Dhoho' coins after purchase cannot be exchanged. Even though it is valid for life, tourists outside Magelang will certainly suffer material losses if Dhoho does not run out, especially if it is due to a limited portion of snacks.
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Faza Noor on Google
β β β β β Wew, first time ke sini, pasarnya jauh naik ke bukit dong, 10 sampe 15 menit lah jalan kaki dari parkiran lewatin kebon bambu. Kalo masi pagi, misal jam 6 ke sini, mobil sama motor masi bisa naik dan parkir di atas bukit, kalo dah jam 7, dah ga bisa harus parkir di bawah. Oh ya, pasar ini bukanya cuma hari minggu aja ya.
Pertama sampe di area pasarnya langsung disambut sama musik live tradisional yang tempatnya bareng sama penyewaan becak mini. Oh ya, di sini juga lokasi buat beli paketan uang Dhono, mata uang khusus sini biar mempermudah untuk belanja. Uangnya dari kayu dengan harga 1 dhononya sama dengan 2000 rupiah. Nanti juga dikasi kaya keranjang besek gitu untuk mempermudah bawa uang dan bekanjaan. Oh ya, tapi harap diingat uangnya kalo ga abis ga bisa dituker ke rupiah lagi, bawa pulang aja dipake lagi kapan kapan.
Pas masuk ke pasarnya, waw rame, ada banyak pilihan makanan, mulai dari nasi pecel, nasi megono, dan menu nasi lainnya dengan berbagai varian lauk khas Jawa. Harganya variatif, mulai dari 3 sampe 5 dhono. Ada juga soto ayam, sop ayam, baso, kupat tahu yang rata rata seharga 3 dhono kalo tanpa topping, semuanya disajiin di batok kelapa lucu unik.
Kalo ga mau makan berat, di sini juga banyak jajanan mulai dari surabi, sempol, sate satean, dan beragam jajanan manis khas Jawa. Untuk minumnya, di sini ada kedai kopi, es dawet, jamu, dan minuman minuman lain yang saya ga tau namanya.
Di sini, asri, adem, tempat duduk banyak, pemandangan bagus karena langsung view pinggir bukitnya Merapi dan Merbabu. Nice lah tempatnya, sayang tempat sampahnya ga terlalu banyak, bahkan ga ada sepanjang jalan dari area pasar ke parkiran. Mungkin untuk pemuda pengelolanya bisa ditambahkan tempat sampah sebagai masukan dari saya.
Oh ya, konsep pasar tradisional di atas bukit gini ga cuma di sini aja, ada juga di Kaliangkrik, dan lain sebagainya yang saya belum tau hehe.
Wew, the first time to come here, the market is far up the hill, 10 to 15 minutes walk from the parking lot through Kebon Bambu. If it's still morning, for example at 6 here, cars and motorbikes can still go up and park on the hill, if it's already at 7, you can't have to park below. Oh yeah, this market isn't just Sunday.
First up in the market area was immediately greeted by traditional live music where together with mini rickshaw rentals. Oh yes, here is also the location for buying Dhono money packages, special currencies here to make it easier to shop. The money is from wood with the price of 1 dhononya equal to 2000 rupiah. Later you will also be provided with a basket of baskets to make it easier to bring money and gifts. Oh yes, but please remember the money if you can't finish it can not be exchanged into rupiah anymore, just take it home when you use it.
When entering the market, waw rame, there are many food choices, ranging from pecel rice, megono rice, and other rice menus with various Javanese side dish variants. The price varies, ranging from 3 to 5 dhono. There is also chicken soup, chicken soup, meatballs, kupat tofu which is average for 3 dhono if without toppings, all served in a unique cute coconut shell.
If you don't want to eat heavy, here are also many snacks ranging from surabi, sempol, satay satay, and a variety of Javanese sweet snacks. To drink it, here are coffee shops, ice dawet, herbs, and other drinks whose name I do not know.
Here, beautiful, cool, lots of seating, nice view because it directly views the Merapi and Merbabu hillsides. Nice is the place, unfortunately the trash is not too much, not even there all the way from the market area to the parking lot. Maybe for the youth the organizer can add a trash can as input from me.
Oh yes, the concept of a traditional market on a hill like this is not only here, there are also in Kaliangkrik, and so on that I don't know yet hehe.
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Rahmi imamah on Google
β β β β β Pasar tradisi lemabah merapi, ada di daerah banyubiru dukun. Kalo dari jalan raya agak masuk, di jalan raya juga ad plang nya jadi mudah di temuin. Tempatnya ada di bukit gitu jadi masih asri. Pasarnya unik buka cuman hari Minggu aja dari jam 6-12 kalo kesini enaknya pagi pagi sekalian jalan-jalan gitu kalo masih pagi jajanan masih lengkap, kalo siang udah panas dan supek, nah keunikan dari pasar ini sistemjual belinya gak pake mata uang rupiah, nanti pas pertama mau masuk pasar kita bisa nuker duit rupiah kita ke duit dono, 1 dono = Rp 3000. Tempat penukaran ada di deket pintu masuk pasar. Tempat buat parkir ada di bawah, kalo mau parkir di atas biasanya harus pagi kesininya. Nah makannan yang dijual tu bener-bener makanan tradisional jawa kayak klepon, jenang, cethil, tiwul, dawet, dan banyak lagi, ada juga bakso soto bisa kita santap buat sarapan. Yang jualan disini juga make baju adat jawa, kebaya buat yang perempuan dan yang laki-laki pake kemeja loreng itu plus blankon.
Beberapa kali disini juga pernah ngadain festival yang gak kalah serunya.
Merapi lemabah market, is in the Banyubiru Shaman area. If from the highway a little goes in, on the highway there is also a signpost so it's easy to find. The place is on the hill so it's still beautiful. The market is unique, it is only open on Sundays from 6-12. If you come here, it's good in the morning, all the walks, if it's still in the morning, the snacks are still complete, if it's hot and supek in the afternoon, now the uniqueness of this market is the sale and purchase system doesn't use the rupiah currency, later When we first wanted to enter the market, we could exchange our rupiah for money, 1 dono = Rp. 3000. The place of exchange is near the entrance to the market. The place for parking is below, if you want to park above you usually have to come this morning. So the food that is sold is really traditional Javanese food like klepon, jenang, cethil, tiwul, dawet, and many more, there are also soup balls we can eat for breakfast. Those who sell here also make traditional Javanese clothes, kebaya for women and men who wear striped shirts plus a blankon.
Several times here I have also held festivals that are no less exciting.
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Yuni Aqbari on Google
β β β β β Pasar rakyat yang mulai diadakan lagi... Tombo kangen
The people's market that started to be held again ... Tombo misses
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Nur Odyen on Google
β β β β β Pasar tradisi lembah merapi, buka setiap minggu, jam 06:00 s/d 12:00
Valley Merapi traditional market, open every week, 06:00 to 12:00
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Muhammad Iqra on Google
β β β β β Pasar Tradisional yang berada diatas bukit ini merupakan pasar yang buka hanya pada hari minggu selama setengah hari (jam 6 sampai sebelum dzuhur).
Untuk berbelanja disini anda perlu menukarkan uang Rupiah anda ke mata uang lokal, sebutannya "dhono" 1 keping dhono nilai tukarnya adalah Rp2000,-.
Setelah anda menukarkan uang anda bebas berbelanja kuliner ataupun menyewa becak dan mainan khas desa.
This traditional market which is located on the hill is a market that is open only on Sundays for half a day (6 hours until before noon).
To shop here you need to exchange your Rupiah to local currency, it is called "dhono" 1 piece of dhono the exchange rate is Rp. 2000, -.
After you exchange your money, you are free to shop for culinary or rent a pedicab and traditional village toys.
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Altan Hadadd on Google
β β β β β People very polite to eachother and u can buy all of indonesian traditional food, souvenir, etc very fun here i love that?
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Ana Y on Google
β β β β β It's like you travel through time and back to the 18th century when there's no plastic polluting this earth. In this traditional market, they use banana leaves, coconut shell and other organic stuff to wrap your food. And the food itself also unique, coz you wouldn't find it easily in the regular traditional market nowadays. Only open every Sunday tho.. so be sure to check the day!
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