Compiled by :
SEKOLAH MENENGAH PERTAMA NEGERI
TAHUN 2015
PREFACE
Thank God we pray Presence god almighty one, which has given grace
and his gift to us, so we can finish the trip reports a study tour in Yogyakarta.
This report is structured to complement the requirements of
national exams which will be held next month.
Hopefully this report will be useful for all education, especially
for Indonesian lessons.
Editor
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On The Way
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CONTENTS
In the last month our big family along of SMPN 3 Kendal conduct a
study tour. With the aim of our visit Jogja that there are some places that
Prambanan temple, Dirgantara Museum, Parangtritis beach and the last in the
Malioboro.
Time and Travel.
We left on Thursday evening at 02.00. we gathered at the
intersection Mlati since 01.00 a night. Suddenly Bus dating from eastern
Direction friends cheered. The bus come see us straight up and scramble looking
chairs and father, mother Teachers roll its students already on the bus. After
complete its students promptly at 2:00 bus is headed for a place that will be
addressed. After a long journey Glodok The bus stopped at the intersection and
turns toward a new teacher Mr. Ardian name. We were acquainted with the new
teacher turns out he will teach us mathematics Special Class IX. After that we
went on a trip. Arriving at a mosque Nur in Ngawi. After prayer we went on a
trip to Prambanan Temple.
Prambanan Temple
After a while of walking we arrived at 08.00 am Morning Prambanan
temple. Once off the bus we had breakfast together with the rice box that had
been taken from the school. After breakfast we headed to the counter. Then we
queued to the entrance. After walking a few steps we saw a beautiful fountain. Then
we went on to the summit of Prambanan. There we can see tourists from abroad
and the temple of heritage. We surround the temple and see the statues that had
been aged for decades. Including Rorojonggrang sculpture. Said that the story
was the son of King Boko condemned by Bondowoso because Rorojonggrang breaking
a promise.
Dirgantara Museum
Kira - Kira around 09.30 pm, after visiting Prambanan tourists SMP
3 Kendal will proceed to the Diragantara Museum. Dirgantara Museum is a museum
that is initiated by the Air Force to capture the historic events within the
Air Force, stationed at the air base complex Adisucipto Yogyakarta, the museum
had previously been located in Jalan Bukit Tanah Abang, Jakarta and was inaugurated
on 4 April 1969 by the Force Commander Admiral Roesmin Noerjadin then moved to
Yogyakarta in 1978. this museum houses a number of photos of historical figures
and dioramas of historical events.
A number of fighters and the replicas are also found in this museum
are mostly derived from World War II and the struggle for independence,
including:
Ø PBY-5A aircraft (Catalina).
Ø plane replica WEL-I RI-X.
Ø aircraft A6M5 Zero Zen made in Japan.
Ø Mitchell bombers B 25, B 26 Invader.
Ø 360 US-made helicopters.
Air Force Museum was inaugurated on 4 April 1969 by Air Force
Commander Air Vice Rusmin Nuryadin domiciled in Makowilu V Bukit Tanah Abang,
Jakarta. With consideration, among others, that Yogyakarta is the birthplace
and center of the Air Force struggles 1945-1949 period as well as a formulation
of carbolic AAU, then in November 1977 the Air Force Museum in Jakarta
transferred and integrated with the Museum in Ksatrian AAU in Base Adisucipto,
Yogyakarta, and 29th July 1978 was inaugurated as the Museum of the Air Force
Aerospace Center Mandala. Given the increasing collections, then in 1984 moved
to Wonocatur Museum occupies a historic building. The building during the Dutch
colonial is a sugar factory and at the time of the Japanese occupation used as
a logistics depot. In October 1945 BKR and the freedom fighters captured Maguwo
Air Force Base (AFB now Adisucipto) from the Japanese, including all elements
of logistics and facilities that are then used as the initial power element Air
Force. Air Force Museum has a collection of more than 10,000 components of
defense equipment and 40 aircraft from the West to the east, and there is a
collection of diorama-dioramas, photographs, paintings, signs of honor, and
others who compiled and arranged based chronology of events. (Collection of
aircraft among others) Aircraft WEL RI X is the first production of the
Indonesian nation was made in 1948 by the Bureau of Planning and Construction,
Section Experimental Aircraft Manufacture, Magetan, Madison, led by the Air
Officer III (Captain) Wiweko Supomo. This aircraft engine wear Harley Davidson
2 cylinder model year 1928.Pesawat Guntai bomber captured from Japan when the
Dutch launched a blockade of the Indonesian aerospace, aircraft made in 1930
with the Cadet pilots Mulyono carry out bombings against an opponent standing
in Semarang on July 29 1947.Pesawat Jet Star is a gift of the presidential
plane of the United States government to the President Sukarno, was used in
visits to several countries including Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines,
Vietnam, and Thailand.Berbagai type of fighter, trainer, and transport period
1950-1965.Diorama Sekbang I Taloa, USA, Sekbang India, Sekbang Andir, and the
School of the Air Technical Officer.
Parangtritis Beach
Roughly around 12:00 pm students visited attractions Parangtritis
beach. The beach is located approximately 25-27 km south of the city of
Yogyakarta on the edge of the Indian Ocean possess natural scenery is amazing.
The beach is famous for the legend of the Queen of the south coast of Nyi Roro
Kidul it has a special attraction for tourists. First came the atmosphere
created a cool, calm, and was amazed to see a very stunning coastal scenery.
With the beach which has an area large enough we have to walk through the
extensive sand dune, sand during the day when it will feel hot even though
we've been using the footwear. Accompanied by a light breeze and the sea has a
distinctive odor wafted make tourists want to hurry up the beach to the water
which is quite refreshing after we passed the sand before. Although we could
not swim because the waves were too big and also we will not know whether the
incoming tide will be as loud and as high as anything.
We still can enjoy a variety of rides that have been was prepared
by managers include: ATV (All-Terrain Vechile) at a price of 50-100 thousand
per half hour for the adrenaline enthusiasts can drive an ATV on the dunes or
often called dunes in the area around the beach this immense, but do not worry
if you are not proficient ATV riding can use the wizard. In addition to
tourists who like to enjoy the beauty of the beach with relaxing can use a
little buggy, or just with the horse alone. Cheaper again you can go for a walk
around and friends accompanied by fairly strong winds and cool. The location was
very spacious and beautiful especially at sunset gives gloom and shadow golden
sun is often used as a pre-wedding background.
If you only have a short time or just take a break do not need to
bother to find a place to eat, souvenirs and rinse the place though. Here are
already available such facilities which are mostly owned by residents who live
near the beach even they do not mind at all if the customer goes home with a
state filled with sand, to a rinse own citizens prepare a bathroom with a price
of Rp 1000, - to rinse or urination and USD 2000, - for bathing or defecation.
In addition they also sell a variety of food, clothing typical of Yogyakarta
and handicrafts made from shells.
Malioboro
At 17:30 the students went on a visit to malioboro to shop cindramata.
Malioboro is the name of one of the three-way streets in the city of
Yogyakarta, which stretches from Tugu up to the intersection of Post Office in
Yogyakarta. Overall consists of Mangkubumi Road, Jalan Malioboro and Jend. A.
Yani. This road is an imaginary line shaft Kraton.
There are several historic objects in the three-way include Tugu
Yogyakarta, Tugu Railway Station, Great House, Beringharjo, Vredeburg and
Monuments attack Oemoem March 1.
Malioboro Street is very popular with the street vendors selling
handicrafts stalls Jogja and Lesbian at night which sells food warm of Jogja
and famous as a gathering place for artists and artists who often express their
capabilities such as playing music, painting, hapening art, pantomime and
others along this road.
Malioboro is the name of a street in the city of Yogyakarta or
Jogja. The street is very well known and became an icon of the city of
Yogyakarta. Malioboro name is derived from the Sanskrit word meaning wreath. It
is said that this path is always filled with flowers as festivals or certain
ceremonies.
In Malioboro street is still very pronounced antiquity, as in the
surrounding streets is still standing historic buildings in the Dutch era, such
as Tugu Yogyakarta, Tugu Railway Station, Vredeburg, Monument attack Oemoem One
of March.
And there is also a famous market that is Beringharjo. This region
is also famous Malioboro street vendors. You can shop a variety of local
handicrafts such as batik, rattan ornament, leather puppets, various bags, shoes,
sandals and also Blangkon namely hats for men typical Java. And metal goods
such as gold, silver and others.
Then when night came, this area is also crowded with many stalls
selling Lesbian wide variety of foods. Here you can try typical foods that Gudeg
Jogja Yogyakarta and pecel Jogja. In addition, there are also other foods such
as seafood are no less delicious. Malioboro is also famous gathering place for
artists Jogja who often express their capabilities such as playing music,
painting, pantomime and others.
On The Way Home
After a feast for the eyes at the beach, now it's time to get ready
for the return trip to the town of Ngawi. All tourists SMP 3 Kendal also feel
happy and sad at having to leave the city of Yogyakarta were so many wonderful
memories.
CLOSING
Conclusions
Study tour historic sites need to be
preserved and it is our responsibility to keep the positive things like
visiting.
Suggestions
Advice from us, we feel happy for
the holding of this study tour. But we hope to all students to further improve
discipline if conducted a study tour again.
We hope that all students can
participate in a study tour next.
