12 Portraits of Soimah's Pendopo Estimated to be Worth Billions of Rupiah by Tax Officials, with a Strong Javanese Ethnic Nuance - Complete Facilities

This is a portrait of the front part of Soimah's pendopo in Yogyakarta, estimated by tax officials to be worth Rp 50 billion when it was not yet completed.  

Soimah admits to being confused because she herself doesn't know how much capital she has spent because the pendopo is not yet finished.

Soimah shared her story through the Mojokdotco Youtube channel. This mother of two revealed her experience dealing with tax officials.

The tax officials even once demanded payment and brought in a debt collector, and banged on the table. Soimah firmly stated that she did not run away anywhere and was on TV every day. She always takes care of her taxes every year.

Returning to the topic of the pendopo, the building uses typical ornaments and Javanese architecture that is very thick. The main building of this pendopo has a Javanese ethnic building structure with the 'Limasan' model.

This pendopo can be used as a venue for art performances or wedding receptions.

When not used for wedding receptions, this pendopo is used as a place to practice gamelan art.

There is a room used for meetings. Although it's just a meeting room, Soimah pays attention to the furniture details in the room that must still have a Javanese ethical nuance.

A room has been prepared as a resting place for the newlyweds when they have to undergo a nearly full day reception.

A room has been prepared as a resting place for the newlyweds when they have to undergo a nearly full day reception.

This Pendopo is also equipped with a large kitchen that can now be functional. 

There is also a comfortable dressing room in this Pendopo. Complete, right!