Yogyakartas

Yogyakartas refers to people from or associated with the Special Region of Yogyakarta in Indonesia. Yogyakarta, often shortened to Yogya, is a densely populated province on the island of Java known for its rich cultural heritage and as a center for Javanese arts and education. Those who identify as Yogyakartas often share a deep connection to the region's traditions, language (Javanese), and the values embodied by its unique status as a sultanate.

The population of Yogyakarta is diverse, with the majority being ethnic Javanese. However, as a significant educational hub, it also hosts a large student population from all over Indonesia and abroad, contributing to a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere. The lifestyle in Yogyakarta is often characterized by a blend of traditional Javanese customs and modern influences. This is evident in its arts, culinary scene, and daily life. Many Yogyakartas are proud of their cultural identity and play an active role in preserving and promoting Javanese traditions, such as batik making, gamelan music, and traditional dance. The region's strong sense of community and local pride are defining characteristics often associated with its inhabitants.