Kelanawisata.id, Yogyakarta – The cultural event titled Pasar Kangen officially reopened on Monday, March 23, 2026, at Lodji Paris. This thematic market has once again become a major tourist draw, offering a nostalgic atmosphere that invites visitors to explore traditional culinary trails and hunt for classic antiques from the past. This edition of Pasar Kangen, featuring a Syawalan theme, is being held shortly after the Eid al-Fitr 1447 Hijriyah holidays.

Pasar Kangen is well-known as a meeting space for cultural practitioners, MSME owners, and tourists seeking an old-world (tempo dulu) ambiance. Located at the strategic Lodji Paris on Jalan Parangtritis No. 124, the event is easily accessible and serves as an alternative travel option amidst the bustling activity of Yogyakarta during the 2026 Lebaran season.

Since opening day, visitors have been treated to various vintage culinary delights rarely found in modern shopping centers. Traditional snacks such as cenil, klepon, lempeng juruh, clorot, and the signature heritage drink Sereh Jeruk Nipis (Lemongrass Lime) have become top picks for tourists. Beyond just tasting the food, visitors are encouraged to rediscover the stories behind these dishes, which form a vital part of the region's cultural identity.

In addition to culinary offerings, Pasar Kangen features an array of antiques and traditional crafts. From vintage trinkets and classic household utensils to historically significant collectibles, items are showcased in unique stalls designed with a traditional aesthetic. This environment provides a travel experience that is not only recreational but also educational for the younger generation.

Interestingly, the atmosphere of Pasar Kangen is further brought to life by classic decorations and the warm interaction between sellers and buyers. It is not uncommon for visitors to hear firsthand stories from traders about the origins of their goods or recipes, which makes their visit feel more personal and memorable.

With a concept that blends nostalgia, culture, and creativity, Pasar Kangen at Lodji Paris has established itself as a must-visit attraction while in Yogyakarta. This event not only strengthens the city’s image as a cultural destination but also stimulates the local creative economy by promoting traditional products to tourists. Fellow travelers (Kawan Kelana) can visit Pasar Kangen until April 5, 2026.