The white and gold Tugu pillar in its fenced roundabout at a Yogyakarta crossroads.

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Tugu Yogyakarta

Tugu Yogyakarta is a white pillar monument in the middle of a crossroads north of Malioboro Street, first built by Sultan Hamengkubuwono I in 1755 as the Golong-Gilig pillar on the line between the palace and Mount Merapi. After the original collapsed in an earthquake in 1867, the Dutch colonial government rebuilt it in 1889 in its present square form.

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Malioboro Street

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Is Tugu Yogyakarta free?

Yes. Entry to Tugu Yogyakarta is free.

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Free entry — no ticket needed

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