"EENDER MOOISTE PASSER OP JAVA" or one of the most beautiful markets in Java is the perfect words for Beringharjo market. This oldest market in Jogja is constructed with tropical architecture that closely relates to historical and philosophic value of Yogyakarta Palace.

This developing traditional market was built in area 12.500 meter square and once rehabilitated in 1951 and 1970. By then, Beringharjo market was taken over by the Government of Yogyakarta.

OPEN HOUR
Everyday at 06.00-17.00 pm

FACILITY
Main Components:
· Area
· Shop area
· Floor in the stall
· Floor outside of the stall
· Floor outside of the market
· Warehouse
· Animal’s House
· Escalator

Additional Components:
· Parking Lot
· Mechanical Electrical
· Communication service
· Animal service
· Restricted Way
· Security service
· Hygienic and Sanitize service

Supporting Components:
· Health Service Center and Kids help
· Transportation service
· Officer office
· Market cooperation office
· Mosque

SHOWROOM

The location used to be a dirty large area with many Benjamin trees used for the people to gather.

The developing situation forced the Government to build a center market in Yogyakarta. On March 24, 1925, Nederlansch Indisch Beton Maatschapij built the market. In the end of March 1926, it was finished and started to be operated a month latter.

The name Beringharjo was given by Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono IX, who wanted all the institutions under Ngayogyakarta Kingdom using Java name. Beringharjo itself was taken because the location used to be a benjamin forest that also represents great and shelter for the people. It perfectly represents the image of the market itself as the center market or the “Big” market of Yogyakarta.