Sasana Hinggil Dwi Abad

5 Araminta Shittadevi - 2 months ago

an Indonesian historical and cultural heritage building located in South Square, Yogyakarta. This building was built during the reign of Sultan Hamengkubuwono I (1755–1792) under the name Siti Hinggil Kidul.

This building was originally used for war training for junior soldiers as well as a place for the Sultan to monitor the Grebeg ceremony. The rampogan event or the fight between humans and tigers, which was held in the South Square, can also be watched by the Sultan from this place. Later, the function of this building was expanded to become a place for cultural performances such as puppet shows.

5 Muhammad Rifky Wibisana - a month ago

Historical landmark, worth to visit during such events

5 Agung Nurmajid - 5 years ago

Once become one of two Throne Halls (Siti Hinggil), this place once known as The South Throne Hall (Siti Hinggil Kidul), later rebuilt and has been launched during 200th Anniversary of the City Establishment Day in 1956.

Mainly used as the place for His Royal Highness or his representative to see the military rehearsals before the actual day of parade began, now it hosts the martial arts activities, as well as wayang puppet show in the midnight.

Faces south and resides in the north side of the South Plaza (Alun-Alun Kidul), this building become central point of view entire the plaza. Also 500 metres away from the Gading gate (Plengkung Gading) which near to the BRT's portable stop, this place is accessible to the mass transport's users, with good pedestrian walk and culinary area between the Gate and the Plaza.

3 Jean-Baptiste Brière - 3 years ago

Someone told me there is gamelan shows there, i couldn’t verify it.

1 Yekti Nuryani - 2 years ago

nice building

4 EL Yuna - 5 years ago

Nice buildings

5 Satrio Yudho - 3 years ago

The front Building in our Home