For you ice cream lovers, it won't be complete if you don't stop by Tempo Gelato when visiting Yogyakarta. Tempo Gelato is an outlet that serves a variety of typical Italian ice cream and is MUI halal certified. Apart from gelato, Tempo Gelato also provides sorbets. What is a sorbet? Sorbet has a similar appearance to gelato and ice cream, but sorbets only use fruit juice, syrup, sugar, soft ice and contain absolutely no cream or milk. So, sorbet is perfect for those of you who cannot digest dairy products or are allergic to milk. In addition, sorbet has a firmer and coarser texture with a fresher taste. Meanwhile, gelato is difficult to distinguish from ice cream because they have similar ingredients. However, gelato contains less fat and air because it is slowly made and churned by a machine. Gelato also has a dense texture but is softer than ice cream. Gelato is also served at a higher temperature to avoid a tough, hard-to-eat texture. More than 60 Flavors Ready for...
Tampak Depan Museum Vredeburg Fort stands near the Yogyakarta Sultanate Palace, more precisely in Malioboro. The location of the fort which is located near the palace had its own purpose when this building was erected. After the Yogyakarta Sultanate Palace was first built on October 9, 1755, the progress of the palace grew rapidly. The palace continued its development by building the Gedhe Market, mosque, square and other buildings. The progress of the palace made the Dutch worried that in the end the Dutch proposed to the Sultan to build a fort. The Dutch asked the Sultan for permission to build a fort near the palace on the pretext that the Dutch could maintain the security of the palace and its surroundings. After obtaining permission, they built a fort facing the main road leading to the palace and only one cannon shot from the palace. In fact, the Vredeburg fort which was built close to the palace was intended to make it easier for the Dutch to control all developments that occurr...