As a cultural city with the second most visitors after Bali, Yogyakarta must have a proper air gate. Yogyakarta international airport in Kulon Progo has that task both functionally and artistically.
The Yogyakarta identity is pinned with the aim of introducing culture and providing new experiences for passengers, even though this airport has the impression of being up-to-date and with modern technology.
As many elements of Yogyakarta art and culture as possible are attached to this giant project, starting from the placement of the regional concept, gunungan, kawung batik motifs on the roof of the project, truntum batik motifs as artwork, and unique patterns on the floor.
