Pine Forest Tourism Dlingo Imogiri Bantul - Location Photos of Prewedding Jogja

This time we from the Yogyadise team invited all of our friends to enjoy the beauty of the Imogiri Bantul Pine Forest Building. The route to the Dlingo Pine Forest tour is indeed very easy. We departed from the city of Jogja, then we followed Jalan Imogiri Timur. The road to the Pine Forest happened to be in the same direction as the location of the king's grave in Imogiri. This is what makes it easy for us to find it. We just follow the signposts that are available along the road.

Before reaching the tourist area of ​​Imogiri Bantul Pine Forest, we encountered a number of climbs that we had to pass. After a long journey, our journey finally arrived at our destination ‘Imogiri Pine Forest”. We were greeted by a parking attendant who kindly stopped us. And it turns out, to enjoy the beauty of the Pine Forest Mangunan, we are only charged a parking fee of Rp 2,000.00 only. Very cheap to enjoy the natural beauty of Yogyakarta tourism.

Only in the parking lot was the cool air already felt, the sound of the wind whirring with the friction of the leaves added to the impression that was so extraordinary after arriving there. Not waiting for long, we walked along a beautifully crafted street with wooden side decorations arranged in a long line. Looks like the first thing to do when traveling is to capture the moment, take pictures, or take a selfie.

It feels so happy to see beauty like this. Seen there is a group of mothers who are gathered wearing a hijab that is reciting, it looks solemn 'listening to lectures even in a crowded place like this. Not far from there seen children who are swinging with their parents, there are those who are taking pictures with their friends, outbound together, there are also those who are doing Prewedding photos in preparation for their marriage.

We walked around every corner of the Imogiri Pine Forest in Jogja, while enjoying the fresh air here. Visible sunlight coming from between the pine tree leaves adds to the natural beauty of this forest. We arrived at the top of the Pine Forest, we saw two friends who were engrossed in enjoying the view of the mountains from the viewing post provided here. But not everyone dares to climb the substation.

It turns out to be true yes, capturing moments is a must every time you travel. Tourists are all busy with their respective cameras, hee including me.

It feels a lot of beauty that you can certainly prove yourself if you come to the Imogiri Pine Forest. Although to enjoy the beauty of the Pine Forest free of charge, but we also have to maintain the beauty of the forest and existing facilities. Among them by not littering, not scribbling on rocks, facilities or trees with unclear scribbles that spoil the view. It's time we keep this Jogja tourist spot so it is always beautiful and always becomes the main destination of tourists in Indonesia.

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