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Contents
Greeting Message
Congress Information
Venue
Speakers
Program and Schedule
Scientific Information
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Registration
Accomodation
Hotel Map
Flight Schedule
About Yogyakarta
Tourism Object
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Greetings Message from
Chairman of Organizing Committee
Sumadiono
Dear Colleagues,
It is a great pleasure to welcome you to this prestigious congress of Asia Pacific Association of
Pediatric Allergy, Respirology, and Immunology (APAPARI) Congress 2014 in conjunction with
the second annual meeting of Indonesian Pediatric Allergy and Clinical Immunology (IPACI).
This congress will be held on 8-10 October 2014, at the Royal Ambarrukmo Hotel, Yogyakarta,
Indonesia. This congress is organized by Allergy Immunology Working Group of Indonesian
Pediatric Society.
The theme of this three day-congress is “Challenges on allergic, respiratory, and immunology
disease in the future”. We will have plenary and parallel symposium, debate with distinguished
speakers from United States, Australia, Asian countries and many more which some of
them represented APAPARI, Asia Pediatric Respirology Interest Group (APRIG) and World of
Allergy Organization (WAO). We also have two interesting workshops especially for pediatric
researchers and junior doctors.
We also hope that your proposed visit to Yogyakarta will be one of your unforgettable moments.
In the aspect of tourism, Yogyakarta has widely been known as the second most visited province
after Bali, as this province has a rich culture and a wide variety of world-class heritages, such
as Sultan’s palace, Taman Sari water castle, and Prambanan Temple. Yogyakarta is also
acknowledged as the center of Javanese culture. In addition, Borobudur temple, the biggest
Buddhist temple in the world, is located in a short distance, while the well-known island of Bali
can be reached within an hour by plane from Yogyakarta.
Finally, we are looking forward for your participation in this congress.
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Greeting Message from President of APAPARI
Gary Wing-kin Wong
It gives me great pleasure to invite you to the Asia Pacific Association of Pediatric Allergy,
Respirology, and Immunology (APAPARI) Congress 2014 in conjunction with the 2nd Annual
Meeting of Indonesian Pediatric Allergy and Clinical Immunology (IPACI). This time, the meeting
will be held in the beautiful Indonesian city of Yogyakarta.
Our meeting – APAPARI in conjunction with IPACI - is the only meeting that is fully devoted to
pediatric allergy, respirology and clinical immunology in the region which has close to half of
the world population. Allergic disorders are rapidly increasing especially in the urban settings
while respiratory infections are the important causes of morbidity and mortality many Asian
countries.
Sumadiono, Dina Muktiarti and their team, along with members from the Board of directors
of APAPARI have worked very hard in putting together an exciting program including the
latest knowledge regarding the practice and research in our field. The program has also been
enriched with sessions proposed by the Asia Pediatric Respiratory Interest Group (APRIG). You
will find your participation in the meeting rewarding and useful for your clinical practice.
Indonesia is one of the most populous country in the region. With its richness of history
and culture, diverse landscape, and friendly people, and rapidly changing urban and rural
environment, you will be amazed and impressed by your experience in this country. In addition
to attending the scientific sessions of the meeting, catching up with colleagues and establishing
new links, we also hope you will have time to explore the beautiful city of Yogyakarta and some
of the picturesque islands of this country. We look forward to seeing you in Yogyakarta.
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Greetings Message from
President of The Indonesian Pediatric Society
Badriul Hegar
The Indonesian Pediatric Society is proud to organize The Asia Pacific Association of Pediatric
Allergy, Respirology, and Immunology (APAPARI) Congress 2014. This congress is targeted
towards pediatrician and doctors who aspire interest in the areas of pediatric allergy,
respirology, and immunology. The faculty members are an extensive expert panel consisting
of APAPARI members and Asia Pasific key opinion leaders. The participants will have a great
opportunity to interact and share their knowledge, experience and challenges with the faculty
and peers. It will also an unique occasion to network with the faculty member who are global
leaders in their respective field.
We thank The Pediatric Allergy Immunology Working Group of Indonesia Pediatric Society
which has prepared this congress to be held properly, so that participants can attend each
session of this congress comfortably.
We look forward to your participation.
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CongressInformation
ORGANIZED BY
Allergy Immunology Working Group of
Indonesian Pediatric Society
THEME
“Challenges on Allergic, Respiratory, and
Immunologic Diseases in the Future.”
IMPORTANT DATE
Symposium: October 8-10th 2014
Business Meeting: October 9th 2014
Pediatric Allergy Research Workshop :
October 8-9th 2014
VENUE
Royal Ambarrukmo Hotel
Jl. Adi Sucipto no. 81, Yogyakarta Indonesia
552884
SECRETARIAT & REGISTRATION
Department of Child Health Faculty of
Medicine Universitas Gadjah Mada /
Dr.Sardjito General Hospital
Jl.Kesehatan No.1 Yogyakarta Indonesia.
Telp/Fax: +62 274 581088.
Contact person:
Braghmandita, MD (081578787855).
Email: [email protected].
Website: www.apapari2014.com
EXHIBITION
A commercial exhibition will be opened
during meeting hours on October 8-10th 2014.
For more information, please contact the
Congress Secretariat.
LANGUAGE
The official language of the Congress is
English
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
Certificate of attendance will be distributed
on October 10th
CLIMATE
October in Yogyakarta is rainy season with
estimated temperature around 22oC-29oC.
It is recommended to bring jacket, sandals,
and umbrella.
CLOTHING
During the entire meeting, attire will be
informal
TIME ZONE
Indonesian Western Standard Time is GMT+7
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CURRENCY
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is the official
national currency. All major credit cards are
accepted.
VISA REQUIREMENTS
All visitors must have a valid visa to travel to
and enter Indonesia. Various processes are
available depend on nationality, purpose of
travel, and eligibility.
Visa On Arrival can be proceeded as soon
as arrival in Indonesia through Immigration
Office in Denpasar or Jakarta. Visa On Arrival
proceeded in Yogyakarta is only for direct
international flight to Yogyakarta.
INVITATION LETTER
Upon request, the Organizing Committee
will send personal invitation to participants.
This invitation purpose is only to help visitors
to raise travel funds or to obtain a Visa,
and is not a commitment on the part of the
organizers to provide any financial support.
BADGE (NAME TAG)
It is compulsory for the participant &
accompanying person to wear badge
throughout the meeting. Only badges
holders will be admitted to the session and
social events.
LIABILITY & INSURANCE
The Congress Organizer do not responsible
for any injury or damage happened during
the meeting. Participants are advised to
make personal arrangement to health and
travel insurance.
SCIENTIFIC MEETING ATTENDANCE &
PARTICIPANT
This meeting is expected to be attended
by 400 participants including speakers,
moderators, free papers participants, judges,
and other participants related to it from all
parts of the country such as:
• Member of Asia Pacific Association
of Pediatric Allergy, Respirology, and
Immunology (APAPARI)
• Member of World of Allergy Organization
(WAO)
• Member of Indonesian Pediatric Allergy
and Clinical Immunology (IPACI)
• Member of Asia Pediatric Respirology
Interest Group (APRIG)
• Medical doctor, Specialist of related
professions ie. Internal medicine,
pediatricians, skin & veneral disease,
ENT, residents, pharmacists, and experts
of medical and allergy immunology
Also scientists, medical students, and
paramedics of various medical professions
related to health sciences.
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Venue
AMBARRUKMO ROYAL HOTEL
Jl. Adi Sucipto no. 81, Yogyakarta Indonesia 55281
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Speakers
INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS
1. Akihiro Morikawa (Japan)
2. Alfred Tam (Hongkong)
3. Colin Robertson (Australia)
4. Daniel Ng Kwok (Hongkong)
5. Garry Wong (Hong Kong)
6. H Arakawa (Japan)
7. Hugo Van Bever (Singapore)
8. Ismail Haron (Malaysia)
9. Jessie De Bruyne (Malaysia)
10. Lanny J Rosenwasser (USA)
11. Le Huong (Vietnam)
12. Lee Bee Wah (Singapore)
13. Leung Ting Fan (Hongkong)
14. Lynette Shek (Singapore)
15. Mahesh Babu (Singapore)
16. Mila Bautista (Philipine)
17. Motohiro Ebisawa (Japan)
18. Peter N. Le Souëf (Australia)
19. Pakit Vichyanond (Thailand)
20. Pantipa Chatchatee(Thailand)
21. Ruby Pawankar (Japan)
22. Soo Jong Hong (Korea)
23. Susan Prescott (Australia)
24. Wen-Jue Soong (Taiwan)
25. Yu-Lung Lau (Hongkong)
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LOCAL SPEAKERS
1. Anang Endaryanto
2. Ariyanto Harsono
3. Arwin Akib
4. Astrid Sulistomo
5. Badriul Hegar
6. Bambang Supriyatno
7. Budi Setiabudiawan
8. Cissy B Kartasasmita
9. Dadi Suyoko
10. Darmawan Budi Setyanto
11. Retno S Wardani
12. Heda Melinda
13. Iris Rengganis
14. Ketut Dewi Kumarawati
15. Maya Devita Lokananta
16. Nia Kurniati
17. Pratiwi Soedharmono
18. Sjawitri P Siregar
19. Sumadiono
20. Windy Keumala Budianti
21. Wistiani
22. Zakiudin Munasir
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Oct
7th
2014
Room C
Coffee Break/Poster Presentation
10.00-10.30
Plenary 2
Parallel
Parallel
Parallel
Symposium Symposium Symposium
13.30-14.30
14.30-16.00
16.15-17.45
Welcome Dinner
(On 8th Floor Royal Ambarrukmo Hotel)
16.15-17.15
19.00-22.30
18.30-21.30
16.00-16.15
Coffee Break
Parallel
Parallel
Parallel
Symposium Symposium Symposium
13.00-13.30
16.00-16.15
Workshop
A
14.30-16.00
Prayer Break/Poster Presentation
13.00-13.30
Workshop
A
13.30-14.30
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Symposium Symposium Symposium
12.00-13.00
12.00-13.00
Parallel
Symposium
10.30-12.00
10.00-10.30
09.00-10.00
08.00-09.00
07.00-08.00
10.30-12.00
APRIG
Session
Plenary 1
09.00-10.00
WAOAPAPARIIPACI
Session
Opening
Registration
Room B
08.30-09.00
07.00-08.30
Room A
Day 1
Wed, Oct 8 2014
Debate
Room C
Coffee Break
Parallel
Symposium
Plenary 3
Room B
Parallel
Symposium
Cultural Night
(On Prambanan Temple Area)
Plenary
Coffee Break
Parallel
Symposium
APRIG
Session
15.00-15.15
14.00-15.00
Parallel
Symposium
APAPARI
educational
program
review
11.45-13.00
10.45-11.45
10.30-10.45
Parallel
Symposium
Lunch
Symposium
Room A
Debate
Closing
FA Lecture
Lunch
Symposium
Friday Prayer
Coffee Break
FA Lecture
Room B
Day 3
Fri, Oct 10 2014
Parallel FA
09.30-10.30
Symposium
08.00-09.30
13.00-14.00
Lunch
Symposium
Workshop
B
Workshop
B
Prayer Break/Poster Presentation
Lunch
Symposium
Oral
Oral
Oral
Presentation Presentation Presentation
Parallel
Symposium
Room A
Business Meeting (On 8th Floor Royal
Ambarrukmo Hotel)
Day 2
Thu, Oct 9 2014
FA
Symposium
Parallel FA
Symposium
Room C
CHALLENGES OF ALLERGIC, RESPIRATORY, AND IMMUNOLOGY DISEASE IN THE FUTURE
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
- Ambarrukmo Royal Hotel – YOGYAKARTA
19.00 – 22.30
16.15 – 17.15
16.00 -16.15
14.30 – 16.00
13.30 – 14.30
13.00 – 13.30
12.00 – 13.00
10.30 – 12.00
10.00 – 10.30
09.00 – 10.00
08.30 -- 09.00
07.00 – 08.30
Non CF bronchiectasis in Asia: diagnosis and management
(Heda Melinda, Indonesia)
Childhood chronic lung diseases: current approach and
future direction (Colin Robertson, Australia)
Treatment strategy for pneumonia: how to choose and when
to change antibiotic (Mahesh Babu, Singapore)
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM B
HDM exposure: is it exclusively for respiratory
symptoms? (Jessie Debruyne – Malaysia)
Avoidance of HDM: is it possible?
(Hugo van Bever, Singapore)
Treatment of allergic rhinitis through focusing on HDM
exposure (Anang Endaryanto, Indonesia)
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM A
Risk factors for severe asthma in young children
(Darmawan BS, Indonesia)
Noisy breathing in infants – is it related to food allergy?
(Alfred Tam – Hongkong)
IgE and the microbiome in airways disease
(Ruby Pawankar, Japan)
Pitfalls in diagnosis of drug allergy
(Ketut Dewi Kumarawati, Indonesia)
Penicilin and B-lactam allergy: epidemiology and crossreactivity (Arwin Akib, Indonesia)
Prevention and management of drug allergy
(Lynette Shek, Singapore)
Understanding skin barrier and the role of ceramide
dominant in atopic dermatitis management
(Maya Devita Lokananta, Indonesia)
Nasal washing in allergic rhinitis
(Ismail Haron, Malaysia)
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 6 : Essential care in allergy
Welcome Dinner
(On 8th Floor Royal Ambarrukmo Hotel)
Pro: Colin Robertson, Australia
Health economics perpective in allergy prevention in
children (Zakiudin Munasir, Indonesia)
The principle of health economics: health provider
aspect in Indonesia (Astrid Sulistomo, Indonesia)
DEBATE 1: Cephalosporins for community-acquired
pneumonia in children
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 5: Health Economics in
Allergy
Con: Cissy B Kartasasmita, Indonesia
Management of acute & chronic urticaria
(Anang Endaryanto, Indonesia)
Food challenges in daily practice
(Pantipa Patchachee, Thailand)
Current management of allergic conjunctivitis
(Pakit Vichyanond, Thailand)
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 4
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM C
Progress of pediatric allergy in Indonesia
(Sumadiono, Indonesia)
WAO-APAPARI Joint training and educational
activities in Asia - perspective and future directions
(Ruby Pawankar, Japan)
Training in allergy (Lanny J Rosenwasser, USA)
Coffee Break
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 3: Airway hypersensitivity
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 2: Drug Allergy
Lessons about allergic diseases from birth cohort studies
(Soo-Jong Hong, Korea)
The use of inhaled steroids and LABAs in pediatric asthma
(Peter N. Le Souëf, Australia)
PLENARY 2:
PRAYER BREAK / Poster Presentation
APRIG session 1
Coffee break / poster presentation
New and integrated approaches to allergic disease:
immunomodulators and biologics (Ruby Pawankar, Japan)
Room C
WAO-APAPARI-IPACI SESSION – Working on the
future of allergic disease in Asia
Registration
Future of allergic diseases in Asia (Gary Wong, Hongkong)
PLENARY 1:
OPENING
Room B
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 1 :
House Dust Mite Allergy: Its development and
strategic treatment
Room A
DAY I 1 – 8th OCTOBER 2014
Detailed Schedule Of Scientific Program
Concluding talk: the importance of research in pediatric
allergy (Hugo Van Bever, Singapore)
Translational research: is it the future?
(Budi Setiabudiawan, Indonesia)
WORKSHOP: How to conduct research in pediatric
allergy - cont
What to learn from cohort studies
(Lee Bee Wah, Singapore)
The role of animal models in research
(Pratiwi Soedharmono, Indonesia)
Clinical research in daily practice: you can do it!
(Hugo Van Bever, Singapore)
WORKSHOP: How to conduct research in pediatric
allergy
WORKSHOP
18.30-21.30
16.15 – 17.45
16.00 -16.15
14.30 – 16.00
13.30 – 14.30
13.00 – 13.30
12.00 – 13.00
10.30 – 12.00
10.00 – 10.30
09.00 – 10.00
08.00 – 09.00
07.00 – 08.00
Obesity and allergy (Budi Setiabudiawan, Indonesia)
Lesson from Vietnam (Le Huong, Vietnam)
Best practice of allergen immunotherapy
(Ariyanto Harsono, Indonesia)
Provocation testing for drug allergy
(Lynette Shek, Singapore)
Cultural Night (On Prambanan Temple)
Allergen components and its role in diagnosis of allergy
(Akihiro Morikawa, Japan)
PLENARY 4:
Coffee break
Allergic rhinitis in young children: how young can we
diagnose? (Lee Be Wah, Singapore)
Immunotherapy for asthma: SCIT or SLIT?
(Pakit Vichyanond, Thailand)
Diagnosis and management of sleep
breathing disorders in resource limited areas
(Daniel Ng Kwok, Hongkong)
Lung function tests in infants and children: how to
perform? (Peter N Le Souef, Australia)
Treatment of acute and chronic rhinosinusitis
(Mila Bautista)
Long term efficacy of allergen immunotherapy
(Hugo Van Bever, Singapore)
Novel insights into pathophysiology of rhinosinusitis
and nasal polyps (Retno Wardani, Indonesia)
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 11: Allergen immunotherapy
Usage of pediatric flexible bronchoscopy in diagnosis
and intervention (Wen-Jue Soong, Taiwan)
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 12: Allergic Rhinitis
Low chronic inflammation in obesity: how low?
(Susan Prescott, Australia)
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 10: Nutrition and Allergy
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM F
5 topic : Respirology
Oral presentation
(Free paper)
Future planning of APAPARI educational program
(Gary Wong, Hongkong)
APAPARI educational program review
Con: Peter N L Souef (Australia)
Pro: Jessie de Bruyne (Malaysia)
APRIG Session 2 – Airway Problems in Pediatrics
Prevention of immune system decrease using
herbal thujae oxidentalis, radix echinaceae tinctoria
(Iris Rengganis, Indonesia)
Synbiotic role in immune system
(Dadi Suyoko, Indonesia)
Methisoprinol as antiviral agent (Wistiani, Indonesia)
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 9: Herbal medicine in Allergy
and Immunology
Prayer Break / Poster Presentation
Room C
DEBATE 2 – Oral corticosteroids for acute preschool
wheeze
Coffee break / poster presentation
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM E
5 topic : Immunology
5 topik - Allergy
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM D
Oral presentation
(Free paper)
The importance of staphylococcal colonization in atopic
dermatitis (Windy Keumala Budianti, Indonesia)
Role of viral infection in asthma and in respiratory allergy
(Leung Ting Fan, Hongkong)
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 8: Microbes and allergy
The OMICS in allergy (Lanny J Rosenwasser, USA)
Primary Immunodeficiencies in Asia (Yu-Lung Lau, Hongkong)
PLENARY 3:
Room B
Business meeting (8th Floor Royal Ambarukkmo Hotel)
Oral presentation
(Free paper)
Treatment options (Yu-Lung Lau, Hongkong)
Clinical presentation (Nia Kurniati, Indonesia)
PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM 7: Primary
Immunodeficiency: Rapid diagnosis and referral
Room A
DAY 2 – 9th OCTOBER 2014
Co-morbid asthma - allergic rhinitis
(Ruby Pawankar, Japan)
Diagnosis and management of allergic rhinitis in
children (Hugo van Bever, Singapore)
Diagnosis and management of food allergy
(Lee Bee Wah, Singapore)
ALLERGY WORKSHOP FOR JUNIOR DOCTORS
Diagnosis and management of atopic dermatitis
(Pakit Vichyanond, Thailand)
Pathophysiology of hypersensitivity reaction
(To be confirmed)
ALLERGY WORKSHOP FOR JUNIOR DOCTORS
WORKSHOP
FA Lecture 2
15.00 – 15.15
CLOSING
A perspective on immunotherapy for food allergies
(Motohiro Ebisawa, Japan)
The development of oral tolerance in food allergy
(H Arakawa, Japan)
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM G
13.00 – 14.00
14.00 – 15.00
FRIDAY PRAYER
Specific food allergens: diagnostic and management
(H Arakawa, Japan)
WAO guidelines on the prevention of a topic disease
(Ruby Pawankar, Japan)
Pro: Lee Bee Wah, Singapore
Con: Hugo Van Bever, Singapore
FA SYMPOSIUM 3
Coffee Break
DEBATE: Soy formula for under 6 months of age
The role of food allergens in atopic dermatitis
(Sjawitri P. Siregar, Indonesia)
Epidemiology of food allergy in Indonesia
(Sumadiono, Indonesia)
New insight in Early Nutrition to Combat the Increase
in Food Allergy (Alma J Nauta, Danone Research
Center, Netherland)
Dietary influences on intestinal immunity
(Badriul Hegar, Indonesia)
Parallel
FA SYMPOSIUM 2:
Room C
Parallel
FA SYMPOSIUM 1 :
Gut microbiota diversity and atopic disease
(Lee Bee Wah, Singapore)
Food allergy from a molecular point of view
(Motohiro Ebisawa, Japan)
Changing patterns of food allergy in children
(Susan Prescott, Australia)
FA LECTURE 1
Room B
FOOD ALLERGY (Support by Danone Early Life Nutrition)
11.45-13.00
10.45-11.45
10.30-10.45
09.30-10.30
08.00 – 09.30
Room A
DAY 3 – 10th OCTOBER 2014
Scientificinformation
Abstract/Free paper guidelines
Abstract submission
The APAPARI 2014 Scientific Programme
Committee welcomes the submission of
original contributions for oral and poster
presentation at the congress.
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Guidelines for abstract submission
- Abstract is written in English
- Abstract title – must be in UPPER CASE
and is limited to 25 words
- Author or authors’ names: initial(s) of first
name(s), family name (e.g. J.C. Smith).
- Affiliation details of all authors:
Department; Institution / Hospital; City;
State/Province (if relevant); Country
- Abstract text – limited to 250 words,
font: arial, size: 10, single space, fully
justified
- Abstracts should be as informative as
possible and must use the following
structured format:
• Background and aims
• Methods
• Results
• Conclusions (avoid evasive
statements like “the findings will be
discussed”).
- For case report use only standard
abbreviations. Place special or unusual
abbreviations in parentheses after the
full word the first time it appears.
Abstract Submission Deadline
Abstract submission deadline is August 30th,
2014.
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A maximum of 5 keywords should be put
using existing words in MeSH browser
Abstract files should be compatible with
Microsoft Words 2007
Abstract should never been published or
presented in other events
Notification of Acceptance
The corresponding author will be notified
regarding abstract acceptance by
September 7th 2014. Changes or corrections
will not be accepted once abstract is
accepted.
Please Note:
- Inclusion of accepted abstract in the
Scientific Program and abstract book is
dependent on payment of registration
fee of the presenting author by
September 15th, 2014.
- For all inquiries about abstracts, please
kindly contact the Scientific Team at
[email protected]
- Please read the instruction carefully
before submitting your abstract, as the
accepted abstract will be selected for
competition while incomplete abstract
will be rejected.
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Contact
Please contact the APAPARI 2014 Scientific
Team at [email protected].
For all inquiries about abstracts and if you
don’t receive a confirmation email after
submitting an abstract. Similarly, if you have
not received a notification of the status of
your abstract by September 7th 2014, please
contact the APAPARI Congress 2014 Scientific
Team.
Guideline for oral presentations
- Presentation is written and presented in
English
- Please bring your presentation on a
memory stick (using the USB port in
the computer) and load it on one of the
conference’ computers in the Speakers’
Room, at least 24 hours before your
presentation time.
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Please note that the conference
computers in the session halls are being
supplied with Office 2007 (at least).
If combining video films with PowerPoint,
please make sure to check it in the
session hall where your lecture is taking
place during a coffee or lunch break
prior to your session, at least 30 minutes
before the start of the session - even
after checking it in the Speakers’
Room.
Time allocation for oral presentation is
10 minutes/presentator (8 minutes for
presentation, 2 minutes for discussion)
Due to tight schedule, speakers are only
allowed to use computer provided by
the Organizing Committee. We cannot
accommodate changing to speaker’s
own computer.
Guideline for poster presentation
- The poster will be mounted daily during
the symposium (October 8th-9th, 2014)
- Poster is written and presented in
English.
- Please prepare your poster on one sheet
of cardboard. Alternatively presenters
may display their material on several
smaller sheets.
- The dimensions of the poster should not
exceed 90 cm width x 120 cm height
- Allocate the top of the poster for the title
and authors as stated on the submitted
abstract.
- The text, illustrations, etc should be clear
enough to be read from a distance of two
meters (six feet).
- Tacks and technical equipment will be
provided by the Organizing Committee
for the mounting of posters.
- Please refer to the email of abstract
acceptance for the poster number
assigned to you.
- Poster installation is on October 8th 2014
at 8 am and should be dismantled on
October 9th 2014 at 4 pm.
- There should be 1 person from authors
presents the poster to the judges
during poster presentation session.
Presentation time is approximately 3
minutes.
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The Organizing Committee provides tools
for poster set-up, such as double-side
adhesive tape.
Awards
1. The award will be given to 3 best
oral presentations and 3 best poster
presentations
2. The evaluation will be based on
the scientific content of the poster,
presentation design and the presentation
made during the poster round sessions.
3. The winner will be announced at the
closing ceremony and the award and
prize will be given by the Organizing
Committee of APAPARI 2014.
Facilities Scientific Program
• Pointer
• LCD Projector
• Slide Projector
• Overhead Projector
• Screen
• Slide counter
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Registration
Registration should be done online via
www.apapari2014.com. After you completed
the registration, you will receive confirmation
email that contains payment information.
If you dont receive confirmation email in the
next 24 hours, please contact :
[email protected] or +62 274 581088.
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PAYMENT METHODS
▶ Payment of registration could be paid in
cash or by bank transfer in IDR or US$.
▶ Payment by bank cheque or credit card is
not accepted.
By Bank Transfer: Please make draft
payable to:
For IDR:
Account Name: APAPARI
Bank details: Bank Mandiri, cabang RSUP Dr.
Sardjito, Jl Kesehatan No 1 Yogyakarta 55284
Account Number: 137-00-1100951-7
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For US$:
Account Name: APAPARI
Bank details: Bank Mandiri, cabang RSUP Dr.
Sardjito, Jl Kesehatan No 1 Yogyakarta 55284
Account Number: 137-00-1102768-3
Swift code: BMRIIDJA
▶  A copy of payment receipt by
bank transfer or ATM should be sent
to congress secretariat at the soonest.
Registration will only be valid upon
receipt of the full payment by the
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registration department according to the
deadline indicated. An email confirming
registration will only be sent after receipt
of the required fees.
Please ensure that the name of the
congress and of the participant is stated
on the bank transfer. For personal
payment, the sender’s full name and
address must be clearly stated in
the transfer order with the purpose
of payment. For group or company
sponsored payment, the participants’
full name and addresses must be clearly
stated in the bank transfer or in the ATM
receipt.
All bank charges are the responsibility
of the participant and should be paid
at source in addition to the registration
fees.
Please take along the receipt with you
when re-registration.
The deadline of bank transfer payment is
on September 30th, 2014.
Transfer fee is not included in registration
fee.
Registration Cancellation Policy:
Faxed or emailed:
• Cancellations received up and including
August 15th, 2014 – full refund.
• Cancellations received between August
16th to September 30th, 2014 – 50% will be
refunded.
• After September 30th, 2014– no refund
will be made.
Registration Fee
Early Bird rate
Up to Sept 15th,
2014
International Registration (USD)
Delegates
400
Students
200
Indonesian delegates (IDR)
Specialist
3000000
General physician
2000000
Students/ others
1000000
Category
Registration fees for all Congress
Participants include:
▶ Participation in all symposium sessions
▶ Congress kits and certificate
▶ Coffee break and lunch
▶ Welcome dinner on October 8th 2014 at 7
pm-10.30 pm
Workshops
▶ Limited for 50 participants for each
workshop
▶ Workshop is free of charge but
registration required
▶ Workshop participants should attend
full Workshop session to get Workshop
certificate.
Regular Rate
Sept 16th –Sept 30th
2014
Onsite
From Oct 1st 2014
500
250
600
300
3500000
2500000
1500000
4000000
3000000
2000000
Cultural Night
▶ Will be held on October 9th 2014 at 6.30
pm-9.30 pm in Prambanan Temple
▶ The event includes Ramayana Ballet and
Dinner
▶ Available for invited person for free
▶ For participant who are interested to
join should register to apapari2014@
gmail.com before September 15th 2014.
Cultural Night fee is IDR 600.000/person
or USD50/person
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HOTEL
ROOM TYPE
MELIA PUROSANI HOTEL*****
Jl. Suryotomo 31 - JOG
Deluxe
Phone : 0274 –
Premium
589521/589523
The Level
Fax : 0274 – 588070
SHERATON MUSTIKA HOTEL *****
Jl. Laksda Adi Sucipto Garden View
JOG
Vulcano/Pool
Phone : 0274 - 488588
View
Fax : 0274 - 485230
Club Room
THE PHOENIX HOTEL *****
Jl. Jendral Sudirman
Superior
9 - JOG
Deluxe
Phone : 0274 566617/558366
Executive
Fax : 0274 - 566865
TENTREM HOTEL *****
Jl. A.M. Sangaji 72 A Deluxe
JOG
Premier
Phone : 0274 – 6415555
Executive
Fax : 0274 – 6415588
SGL
DBL/TWN
X-BED
DISTANCE
840.000
1.150.000
840.000 410.000
1.150.000
-
1.350.000
1.350.000
-
810.000
810.000 300.000
875.000
875.000
-
1.020.000
1.020.000
-
840.000
950.000
13 km
2 km
840.000 350.000
950.000
-
1.420.000
1.420.000
980.000
1.280.000
980.000 360.000
1.280.000
-
1.390.000
1.390.000
-
DBL/TWN
X-BED
7 km
-
10 km
*All rates are in IDR, breakfast included
4 Stars Hotels
HOTEL
ROOM TYPE
GRAND QUALITY HOTEL ****
Jl. Laksda Adi Sucipto
Deluxe
48 - JOG
Executive Floor
Phone : 0274 - 485005
Studio Suite
Fax : 0274 – 489009
INNA GARUDA HOTEL****
Jl. Malioboro 61 - JOG
Superior
Phone : 0274 - 566353
Deluxe
Fax : 0274 - 512114
Junior Suite
SGL
565.000
775.000
DISTANCE
565.000 280.000
775.000
-
1.135.000
1.135.000
615.000
720.000
1.250.000
615.000 250.000
720.000
1.250.000
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700 m
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HOTEL
ROOM TYPE
JOGJAKARTA PLAZA HOTEL****
Jl. H. Affandi - Gejayan
Deluxe
Colombo - JOG
Deluxe Pool
Phone : 0274 - 584222
View
Fax : 0274 - 552840
Executive
Deluxe*
NOVOTEL HOTEL ****
Jl. Jendral Sudirman 89
Standard
- JOG
Superior
Phone : 0274 - 580930
Executive
Fax : 0274 - 521200
THE JAYAKARTA HOTEL ****
Jl. Laksda Adi Sucipto Deluxe Garden
JOG
View
Phone : 0274 – 488418
Deluxe Pool
Fax : 0274 – 485415
View
Executive
SGL
DBL/TWN
X-BED
DISTANCE
645.000
645.000 200.000
715.000
715.000
-
750.000
750.000
-
785.000
910.000
785.000 327.000
910.000
-
1.100.000
1.100.000
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540.000
540.000 330.000
570.000
570.000
-
670.000
670.000
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www.ugm.ac.id
5 km
-
*All rates are in IDR, breakfast included
www.journeymart.com
6.5 km
www.menuinternasional.blogspot
1 km
To Borobudur Temple
Yogyakarta Hotel Map
To Prambanan Temple
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FlightSchedule
DOMESTIC FLIGHT SCHEDULE
SRIWIJAYA AIR
Yogyakarta-Jakarta
SJ 231 10.20-11.30
Jakarta-Yogyakarta
SJ 230 12.30-13.40
Yogyakarta-Denpasar
Denpasar-Yogyakarta
GA 250 08.05-10.25
GA 251 07.00-07.20
SJ 235 17.00-18.10
Yogyakarta-Surabaya
SJ 234 20.10-21.00
Yogyakarta-Balikpapan
SJ 230 14.10-16.55
SJ 234 18.30-19.40
Surabaya-Yogyakarta
SJ 235 15.20-16.15
Balikpapan-Yogyakarta
SJ 231 08.55-09.50
GA 252 16.15-18.35
GA 253 15.10-15.30
GA 254 20.30-22.50
GA 255 19.25-19.45
Yogyakarta-Surabaya
Yogyakarta-Surabaya
JT 1814 06.00-07.10
JT 1843 07.10-08.20
JT 1844 08.45-09.55
JT 1811 11.10-12.20
JT 1846 15.00-16.10
JT 1845 13.25-14.35
JT 1812 16.05-17.15
JT 1813 19.30-20.40
GARUDA INDONESIA
Yogyakarta-Jakarta
Jakarta-Yogyakarta
GA 201 06.00-07.20
GA 202 05.25-06.40
GA 203 07.25-08.45
GA 204 08.05-09.20
GA 205 10.05-11.25
GA 206 10.05-11.20
GA 207 12.10-13.30
GA 208 12.10-13.25
GA 209 14.15-15.35
GA 210 13.05-14.20
GA 211 15.05-16.25
GA 212 14.20-15.35
GA 213 16.20-17.40
GA 214 16.15-17.30
GA 215 18.20-19.40
GA 258 17.20-18.35
GA 219 19.25-20.45
GA 216 18.25-19.40
GA 217 20.25-21.45
GA 218 19.35-20.50
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Balikpapan-Yogyakarta
GA 665 16.55-19.55
GA 664 15.20-16.15
BATIK AIR
WINGS AIR
Yogyakarta-Balikpapan
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Yogyakarta-Jakarta
Jakarta-Yogyakarta
ID 6361 07.40-08.55 ID 6360 05.40-06.50
ID 6367 20.20-21.35 ID 6366 18.20-19.30
LION AIR
Yogyakarta-Jakarta
Jakarta-Yogyakarta
JT 565 06.50-08.05
JT 562 05.55-07.05
JT 561 07.50-09.05
JT 552 07.35-08.45
JT 553 09.25-10.40
JT 548 09.00-10.10
JT 549 10.50-12.05
JT 558 11.25-12.35
JT 559 13.15-14.30
JT 556 12.55-14.05
JT 557 14.45-16.00
JT 566 14.20-15.30
JT 567 16.10-17.25
JT 550 15.50-17.00
JT 551 17.40-18.55
JT 554 17.00-18.10
JT 555 18.50-20.05
JT 564 18.05-19.15
JT 563 20.00-21.15
JT 568 19.00-20.10
LION AIR
hongkong
Yogyakarta-Lombok
Lombok-Yogyakarta
JT 274 17.40 - 20.00 JT 273 06.00 - 06.20
Yogyakarta-Batam
Batam-Yogyakarta
JT 279 07.00 - 09.00 JT 276 09.40 - 11.40
JT 277 12.20 - 14.20 JT 278 15.00 - 17.00
Yogyakarta-Balikpapan Balikpapan-Yogyakarta
JT 670 07.45-10.30
JT 667 06.00-06.45
JT 668 13.05-15.50
JT 669 11.40-12.25
JT 664 18.55-21.40
JT 677 18.30-19.15
Yogyakarta-Ujung Pandang Ujung Pandang-Yogyakarta
JT 640 15.45-18.45
JT 641 14.00-15.00
Yogyakarta-Denpasar Denpasar-Yogyakarta
JT 560 07.25-09.40
JT 561 07.00-07.10
JT 568 20.50-23.00
JT 569 10.25-10.40
Yogyakarta-Jakarta
(Halim Perdana Kusuma)
05.55-07.00
Jakarta (Halim Perdana
Kusuma)-Yogyakarta
QG 100 11.20-12.35
QG 9322 15.40-16.40
QG 9321 14.05-15.10
QG 102 19.30-20.30
Yogyakarta-Balikpapan
QG 684 08.35-11.20
Balikpapan-Yogyakarta
QG 685 07.20-08.05
13.05-14.20
GA 873M 09.00-13.00 GA 876M 23.45-05.45
malaysia
Kuala Lumpur-Jakarta Jakarta-Kuala Lumpur
GA 821N 12.50-13.55
GA 818N 17.05-20.10
Philippines
Manila-Jakarta
Jakarta- Manila
GA 9977N 09.05-12.05 GA 9976N
13.00-18.10
Singapore
Singapore-Jakarta
Jakarta-Singapore
GA 823N 07.25-08.15
GA 836N 18.15-21.05
Jakarta-Narita
GA 885M 12.00-17.30 GA 884M 23.30-09.00
Australia
Melbourne-Denpasar Denpasar-Melbourne
09.00-13.15 GA 718V
Perth-Denpasar
Saigon-Hanoi
VN 223H 06.00-08.00 VN 266H 18.30-20.30
Saigon-Jakarta
Jakarta-Saigon
VN 631Q 10.00-13.00 VN 630Q 13.45-16.45
DELTA AIRLINES
Kansas City-Minneapolis Minneapolis-Kansas City
DL 2182P 12.05-13.30 DL 959P 15.00-16.30
Narita-Singapore
Singapore-Narita
167I
DL
19.25-01.40 DL 166I 06.10-14.10
Japan
Narita -Jakarta
Hanoi-Saigon
Mineapolis-Narita
Narita-Minneapolis
DL 121I
14.42-16.55 DL 285I 15.50-12.34
INTERNATIONAL
FLIGHT SCHEDULE
GA 719V
Jakarta-Hongkong
VIETNAM AIRLINES
CITILINK
QG 103
QG 101
Hongkong-Jakarta
23.35-08.00
Denpasar-Perth
AIRASIA
Yogyakarta-Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur-Yogyakarta
AK 0347
11.45-15.10 Ak
0346
09.45-11.20
AK 0349
17.15-20.40 Ak
0348
15.15-16.50
Yogyakarta-Singapore
QZ 0658
Singapore-Yogyakarta
07.25-10.45 QZ 0659
11.15-12.25
GA 727D 07.20-12.10 GA 728D 19.00-22.45
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AboutYogyakarta
Y
ogyakarta city ( also called Yogya) is a
city in the Yogyakarta Special Region,
Indonesia. It is renowned as a center of
classical Javanese fine art and culture
such as batik, ballet, drama, music, poetry,
and puppet shows. Yogyakarta was the
Indonesian capital during the Indonesian
National Revolution from 1945 to 1949.
Yogyakarta is the second most important
tourist destination in Indonesia after Bali.
Most tourists come to Yogyakarta for its
strong Javanese culture and tradition. This
makes it prominent among other Javanese
cities. Along with Surakarta or Solo, a city
lying about 64 km to the east, Yogyakarta is
the center of Javanese culture.
While the city spreads in all directions from
the Kraton ( the Sultan’s palace ), the core
of the modern city is to the north, centering
around Dutch colonial-era buildings and the
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commercial district. Jalan Malioboro, with
rows of sidewalk vendors and nearby market
and malls, is the primary shopping street for
tourist in the city, while Jalan Solo, further
north, is a shopping distric more frequented
by locals.
At Yogyakarta’s center is the Kraton, or
Sultan’s palace. Surrounding the Kraton is a
densely populated residential neighborhood
that occupies land that was formerly the
Sultan’s sole domain. Evidence of this former
use remains in the form of old walls and the
ruined Taman Sari, built in 1758 as a pleasure
garden. No longer used by the sultan, the
garden had been largely abandoned. For
a time, it was used for housing by palace
employees and descendants. Reconstruction
efforts began in 2004, and an effort to renow
the neighborhood around the kraton has
begun. The site is a developing tourist
attraction.
Nearby to the city of Yogyakarta is Mount
Merapi. The northern outskirts of the city run
up to the southern slopes of the mountain
in Sleman Regency. Gunung Merapi ( literally
Mountain of Fire in Indonesian / Javanese
), is an active Stratavolcano locatated
on the border between Central Java and
Yogyakarta. It is the most active volcano in
Indonesia and has erupted regulary since
1548. The volcano last erupted in November
2010.
developed in the courts. Yogyakarta is also
a haven for underground art. It is home to
many independent filmmaking communities,
independent musicans, performance
artists, and visual artists. One underground
community that is internationally reputable
among art collectors but barely heards of
within the country is Taring Padi community
in Bantul, which produces posters using a
technique called cukil, daren kidul dono
kerto turi.
Arts and Culture
Museum
Yogyakarta is known for its silver work,
leather puppets used for shadow plays
(Wayang Kulit ), and a unique style of making
batik dyed fabric. It is also known for its vivid
contemporary art scene. Yogyakarta is also
known for its gamelan music, including the
unique style Gamelan Yogyakarta, which
Due to the importance of Yogyakarta
during the war of independence from the
Dutch, there are numerous memorials
and museums. Yogya Kembali, and Fort
Vredeburg are two major museums of about
eleven named in the city
Yogya Kembali Museum
Tugu Train Station
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TourismObject
BOROBUDUR Temple
TAMANSARI Water castle
Borobudur located at Magelang, Central
Java – Indonesia. It takes an hours
from Yogyakarta. Borobudur is a ninthcentury Mahayana Buddhist monument
. The monument comprises six square
platforms topped by three circular
platforms, and is decorate with 2,672
relief panels and 504 Buddha statues.
A main dome, located at the center of
the top platform, is surrounding by 72
Buddha statues seated inside perforate
stupa.
Tamansari is located about 2 km south of
Yogyakarta Palace. Built by Portuguese
architect in European aquatic construction
adorned with Javanese Symbolix=ze
ornaments. Tamansari was built in the
Sultan Hamengku Buwono I periode in the
end of XVII century. Tamansari not only just
a recreation, but it’s also a compound of
bathing pool, canals, rooms and extremerly
large swimming pool ( if the canals opened ).
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PRAMBANAN Temple
SULTAN Palace
Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple
compound in Indonesia. Lying in central
java, the Hindu monuments was built
approximately in 850 by either Rakai
Pikatan, king of the second Mataram
dynasty or Balitung Maha Sumbu, during
the Sanjaya dynasty. It is a UNESCO
World Heritahe Site. The temple is
typical of Hindu temple architecture
with tall and pointed structures. Eight
main shrines or candis are found in
the compound. There are more than
250 surrounding individual candis.
Three main shrines, called Trisakti
which means ‘ three sacred places ‘ ,
are dedicated to the gods Shiva the
Destroyer, Vishnu the Keeper and
Brahma the Creator.
Kraton or the Palace where Sultan and
his family of Yogyakarta live is located
in the center of the axis stretching
from north to the south, and in the
secondary axis from the east to the west.
It is encircled by row of the mountains
called the Horizon as the border of the
universe.
It lies between Tugu as the north border
and Panggung Krapyak as south border,
between Code River in the east and
Winongo River in the west; between the
Merapi Mountain and the South Sea. In
the mind of the Javanese community,
Kraton is defined as center of the world
that is decribed as center of the universe.
VREDEBURG
Vredeburg fortress was located in
Malioboro street, was faced with the
Agung Building that was the Country ‘s
Palace. The government of Netherlands
Colonial built fortress the first time
during 1760 by name of the Rustenberg
Fortress or the Rest Fortress. Further
during 1756 the development of this
fortress was completed and the name
replaced to the Vredeburg Fortress that
meant the Peace Fortress.
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IMOGIRI ROYAL
Cemetary
This Cemetary lies on the beautiful
hill about 12 kilometers from
Yogyakarta. The tomb of Sultan Agung
Hanyokrokusumo, the third king of the
Islamic Mataram Kingdom, is on the
top of the hill. All the kings of Mataram
Kingdom, beginning from Sultan
Hamengku Buwono IX and the family,
and the kings of Surakarta Kingdoms
and the family were all buried in Imogiri
Royal Cemetery.
This cemetery was built in 1645. Visitors
have to wear traditional Javanese
clothes like in Kota Gede. Everyday many
people visit Imogiri and ascend 345
stairs to reach the top of the hill where
the tomb of the kings lies. The tomb can
only be visited on Mondays at 10.00 am
– 12.00 am and on Friday at 01.00 pm –
04.00 pm.
MALIOBORO Street
Jalan Malioboro is centrally located
in downtown Yogyakarta. The street
stretches from Tugu railway station to
the Sultan’s Keraton, spanning across
some 2,5 km in length. Major roads in
the city such as Jl Jend Sudirman, Jl
Mangkubumi, Jl P Senopati, Jl Sultan
Agung, JL KH Dahlan and Jl Pasar
Kembang will converge at this street.
Without doubt Jl Malioboro is the most
famous shopping promenade in the
city. The street probably has the most
concentration of small and personalized
sidewalk shops selling anything from
exquisite Javanese handicrafts to funky
clothes.
KASONGAN Village
Kasongan is known as the village of
Pottery, located at the Southern area
of Yogyakarta, at Bangunjiwo Dictrict of
Kasihan.
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BERINGHARJO Market
Beringharjo market becomes part of
Malioboro that is worth visiting. This
market has been center of economy
activity since years ago and its
existence has philosophical meaning.
The market that had been renovated
several times symbolizes stages of
human life that is busily engaged in
its economy fulfillment. Furthermore,
Beringharjo is also one of the ‘ four
in one ‘ poles ( consisting of South
Square, Sultan palace, North Square,
and Beringharjo Market ) symbolizing
economy functions.
PARANGTRITIS Beach
Parangtritis is worth visiting since it is
closely related to such tourism objects
as the Sultan palace in Yogyakarta
city, Parangkusumo Beach to the west
of it, and the Merapi area at the north
part of Yogyakarta. Located around
27 kilometers from the city center,
Parangtritis beach is also part of the
Queen of South’s authority.
KALIURANG Area
Kaliurang is a resort of the cool air.
So here there are many villas, lodging,
most people around to call home. A
place most visited by tourists both
within and outside the country is
Telaga Putri.
Some people goes to explore
Kaliadem village using Jeep to see
destroyed village by the hot clouds
that hit the village on great eruption of
Mt Merapi in 2010, this village located
in the slope of Mt Merapi.
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Yogyakarta
Traditional Food
www.gamawisata.com
GUDEG
Gudeg is traditionally
associated with Yogyakarta,
and Yogyakarta is sometimes
nicknamed “Kota Gudeg”
(city of gudeg). Gudeg is
made from young unripe
jack fruit boiled for several
hours with palm sugar, and
coconut milk. Additional
spices include garlic, shallot,
candlenut, coriander seed,
galangal, bay leaves, and
teak leaves, the latter giving
a reddish brown color to the
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dish. It is often described
as “green jack fruit sweet
stew”.
Gudeg is served with white
steamed rice, chicken either
as opor ayam (chicken
in coconut milk) or fried
chicken, telur pindang
(sweet hard-boiled egg),
opor telur (egg in coconut
milk) or just plain hardboiled egg, tofu and/or
tempeh, and sambel goreng
krecek a stew made of crisp
beef skins.
The center of Yogyakarta
gudeg restaurants is in the
Wijilan area to the east side
of the Yogyakarta Kraton
(Sultan’s palace). Gudeg
can be packed into a besek
(box made from bamboo),
kendil (clay jar), or can.
Gudeg Yu Djum:
Jl. Wijilan No. 167,
Jl. Kaliurang KM 4,5
Karangasem CT III / 22
Gudeg Hj. Ahmad:
Jl. Kaliurang KM 4,5
Karangasem CT III / 5
BAKPIA
Bakpia is a popular
Indonesian bean-filled
pastry. It is a widely available
inexpensive treat and a
favoured gift for friends and
relatives. In Indonesia, it is
also widely known as bakpia
Pathok, named after a
suburb of Yogyakarta which
specialises in the pastry.
The most popular bakpia
in Indonesia is mung-bean
bakpia. As its name implies,
it is filled with sweet split
mung-bean paste. Recently
other fillings have been
created such as pineapple,
screwpine, chocolate,
durian, cheese, cappuccino
and custard.
Bakpia Pathuk 75 :
Jl. Aip II KS Tubun No. 75
Jl. Magelang KM 4.5
Bakpia Pathuk 25 :
Jl. Aip II KS Tubun NG
I/504
Bakpia Kurnia Sari :
JL Glagahsari, 91C
GEPLAK
Geplak is a sweet snack
made from equal parts
coarsely grated coconut
and sugar, in equal
amounts, often colored
brightly. Some versions
include rice flour, citrus
leaves and/or waluh
fruit. Geplak is mainly
produced in Bantul, a city in
Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
www.rentalmobilyogyakarta.net
YANGKO
Yangko is a typical food of
Yogyakarta, which is made
from glutinous rice flour.
Yangko is chewy with a glaze
flour, and tastes sweet. In
its original taste, Yangko
contains mixture of chopped
nuts and sugar, similar to
cakes moci from Japan. The
difference, moci is softer
and more supple than
Yangko. In addition to the
original flavor, now Yangko
also have fruit flavors, such
as strawberry, durian, and
melons. Yangko mostly
found in Kota Gede areas,
Yogyakarta.
SOTO
In Indonesian cuisine, soto
is a traditional soup mainly
composed of broth, meat
and vegetables. Soto is
sometimes considered
Indonesia’s national
dish, as it is served from
Sumatra, Java, to Papua, in
a wide range of variations.
Soto, especially soto
ayam (chicken soto), is an
Indonesian equivalent of
chicken soup. Because
it is always served warm
with a tender texture, it is
considered an Indonesian
comfort food.
Soto Kadipiro :
Jl. Wates No. 33
AYAM GORENG
Yogyakarta famous and
legendary ayam goreng (fried
chicken) is Ayam Goreng
Suharti. Made by own secret
recipes, the ayam goreng
tastes savory and also crispy.
Served with warm rice,
lalapan (raw vegetables),
and sambal (sauce made
from chilli peppers and other
ingredients), it really fulfill
your taste bud.
Ayam Goreng Suharti :
Jl. Adisucipto No. 208
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