Kota Gede, once the capital of the powerful Mataram kingdom, now stands as a historic suburb of Yogyakarta. The area is dotted with significant sites, including the royal cemetery and ancient mosques, alongside traditional wooden houses that reflect its rich heritage. Visitors can explore the narrow streets, discovering numerous silversmiths crafting intricate designs. Additionally, the neighborhood is home to the Monggo Belgian chocolate factory, adding a modern touch to this historically rich area.
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