After paying the admission fee and photo ticket, I entered past the doors to see a simply-decorated et of buildings, open and airy to fit into the tropical atmosphere.
A simple museum showcases various artifacts, including some of European origin.
This modern and colourful building looks far more luxurious than the other parts of the palace.
The palace has a restaurant that serves the various sultans' favourites.
Built in the 18th century, Taman Sari is the sultan's water park.
Kota Gede is the city's silver industry hub. I decided to grab a bite here instead of going shopping.
As the clouds rolled in, the prospect of a beautiful sunset atop Ratu Boko faded.