If you are the way to Yogyakarta road to the area stopped malioboro, because this area is a tourist attraction that you can not miss with the khasannya area will give you memories that do not lupakann, especially on this long holiday.Jalan Malioboro area that became icons of tourism in the city of Yogyakarta on the tourists crowded Christmas night, Thursday, which is also the beginning of a long weekend ahead of New Year 2010.
From observation, the density of traffic flow in the direction of motor vehicles had begun to Jalan Malioboro Street Kleringan, and several other roads which access to the Malioboro, as the Road and Road Bhayangkara Mataram.
Pockets around the parking lot at Park Malioboro like Abu Bakar Ali Parking and Senopati full of tourist buses outside the city and private cars.
In addition to spending time walking or just sitting along Jalan Malioboro to Jalan Ahmad Yani, some merchants charged tourist souvenirs in the right and left side of Jalan Malioboro.
Works of art from the Biennale artists on display at some point in Jalan Malioboro to zero miles in front of Post office, also be an attraction for tourists.
Sculpture in front of his face attacks Monument Oemoem March 1 is the object image for tourists. Meanwhile, several streets in front of the church in this city who are held to welcome Christmas Mass, was closed by the police, such as toll roads near the Church of Saint Anthony Kotabaru, and the Catholic Church of St. Albertus Magnus Jetis which includes a large category of churches in Yogyakarta.
Like the front street of the Catholic Church of St. Albertus Magnus Jetis, police divert traffic flow of vehicles going into Jalan PM Sangaji, starting from the intersection of four monument to cross four Jetis.
In 2009 the operation Progo Candles for security critical objects during the Christmas and New Year's 2010, Big City Police mobilize 1300 Yogyakarta City personnel, assisted by some personnel of the Yogyakarta police, so the total about 1,500 personnel.
Survived the long holiday and safe Christmas and new year 2010
