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Jogja Trip (Part 1)


Hello as I said in my Ig account @rizkytrisnaputri , I will share the story of my trip in Jogjakarta last year. I always love travelling and Jogjakarta is definitelly good place to explore. I have a bestfriend staying in Jogjakarta so I contacted her and she invites me to enjoy Jogjakarta together.

I always jealous of my bestfriend’s insta story because she goes to music concert almost every week! And I can’t believe that mos o that concert is FREE!! So eventhough it takes 8 hours to go to Jogjakarta from my place, I surely say YES when she invites me to see Padi Reborn concert. I will not missed it for the world >_<

PADI Reborn

Padi is a very famous Indonesian’s band and they held cameback tour “Padi Reborn” in some city in Indonesia. The concert in Jogjakarta is for FREE so I decided to watch it. I can sing every single song and it is really awesome concert!!!


The ambiance is good, but I do feel a little bit culture shock. People in Jogjakarta is very polite. They are not like other music concert in other city, so clam and not making a lot of noise. It is peacefull concert. In fact, my friends and I may be the loudest people there >_< We see the concert until midnight and we also takes some wefie after concert. It such a nice experience and I would love to do that again. 



I sing so hard until I worried my voice will gone tomorrow. Apperantly there are a lot of music concert with no ticketing in Jogjakarta. So it nice if you may come to Jogjakarta, specially at weekends. I still have 2 more days in Jogjakarta and will share on my next post ^_^

New post every Thursday, See you on next post.. XOXO..

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