by javanologi | Dec 21, 2021 | #JavaneseCulinary, #JavanologiExploreEN
Tengkleng (Solonese Bone Soup) Talking about the culinary specialties of Solo, recently Tengkleng has become known along with the proliferation of culinary dining channels circulating on the Internet.From the outside, Tengkleng looks like a pile of goat bones with...
by javanologi | Dec 20, 2021 | #JavaneseHeritage, #JavanologiExploreEN
Manahan Area Currently, the Manahan area is one of the public spaces in the city of Solo which is closely related to sports nuances. The existence of the magnificent and international standard Manahan stadium is an important asset for the government. Sports activities...
by javanologi | Dec 20, 2021 | #JavaneseTradition, #JavanologiExploreEN
Grebeg Sudiro Grebeg Sudiro is a symbol of acculturation of Chinese and Javanese traditions, which melt into a warm atmosphere of tolerance. The beginning of the Grebeg Sudiro celebration was in 2007, although it is not a celebration of the past this celebration is a...
by javanologi | Dec 17, 2021 | #JavaneseCulinary, #JavanologiExploreEN
Lenjongan (Solonese Sweet Market Snacks) Lenjongan is one of the culinary specialties of the city of Solo, with a chewy texture with a sweet and savory taste which is quite popular and popular. The traditional taste makes lenjongan always sought after by fans and...
by javanologi | Dec 17, 2021 | #JavaneseHeritage, #JavanologiExploreEN
Sasono Mulyo Ndalem Sasono Mulyo is a building that belongs to the Prince nDalem or a building dedicated to the Sons of the King. This building was founded during the reign of PB IV. The Ndalem Sasono Mulyo building has complete parts of Javanese buildings, consisting...
by javanologi | Dec 17, 2021 | #JavaneseTradition, #JavanologiExploreEN
Kalahayu Ritual As a city of culture, Surakarta has many ways to preserve existing traditions, especially Javanese traditions. The Kalahayu ritual is a celebration to welcome the arrival of a solar eclipse.According to Javanese history, this ritual was originally a...