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"Teaching is the profession who creates other professions"

Den Marie Calayag; Batch 7 Sea Teacher; Universitas Islam Indonesia

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February 16, 2019

I would like to share with you my fruitful teaching experiences and memorable journey in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Just enjoy reading my blog😘😊

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My Memorable Excursion (field trips)❤😍

February 09, 2019

A Moment to Remember 💖 It was January 12, 2019 (Saturday) at exactly 8 o'clock in the morning when we had tour in Yogyakarta City. We went first at Malioboro Street, then in Sultan Palace, lastly in Water Castle (Tamansari). I was with my batch 7 co-sea teacher participants and buddies who were assigned at UII. It was sunny day and indeed so hot but I did not mind it. I just enjoying the beautiful view and every moment we had together. According to my buddies, these places are somehow famous in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. There were so many tourists also went there during that time. I really love the view that's why I always took selfies for my remembrance. Indeed, it is really a WONDERFUL JOGJAKARTA! 😍😍 Malioboro Street Malioboro is very known place and a famous street in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It is there where you can find many tourist attractions and souvenirs. You can buy there batik products like dress, wallet, jogja shirts, key chains, bags and everything f...

Welcome to Jogja, Indonesia 💖

February 12, 2019

Welcome to Jogja, Indonesia 💖 Yogyakarta is a special region in Indonesia, people usually called it “Jogja” for short. It is very wonderful place and well known for its beautiful tourist spots. You can discover many things in Jogja like the eye-catching white sand beaches, jaw-dropping Merapi volcano, thousands of forest, palace, their eco-friendly environment and most especially the famous and beautiful Prambanan and Borobudur temple. They are also known for its batik products and daily transportation which they often called “becak” and “kalesa”. Not only the attractive spots you can discover in this place but also their friendly culture and tradition. I was very impressed for the people there are very religious, committed to their duties and responsibilities, hospitable, generous, smiling, kind, caring, friendly, and approachable. I like them the way they socialize and interact with us foreigners that you can see the good manners inside their personality. Mostly, the p...