Malioboro Yogyakarta

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Malioboro Road

 Extends over the imaginary axis connecting the sultan's palace, monument and the peak of Mount Merapi, the road is formed into a trading locality after Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono I developed a means of trading through a traditional market since 1758. After 248 years passed, the place still survive as a commercial area even became one of the icons of Yogyakarta is known as Malioboro.Located about 800 meters from the Sultan's Palace, this place was once filled with a bouquet of flowers every time you execute the Palace celebrations. Malioboro, which in Sanskrit means "garland" the basis for naming the street.Flanked by shops, offices, restaurants, hotels and historic buildings, streets that were once the struggle had become the base when the Dutch military aggression to-2 in 1948 had also been a land of wandering the artists who are members of the community Persada Studies Club (PSK) led artists Landu Paranggi pennant since the 1970's until about 1990.

Paradise Souvenirs 

souvenir

Batik

Enjoy the shopping experience, hunting souvenirs of Jogja, tourists can walk along the shoulder of the road corridor (arcade). Here you will find many vendors who hold merchandise. Ranging from local handicrafts such as batik, rattan ornament, leather puppets, bamboo handicrafts (key chains, decorative lamps, etc.) also blangkon (hat typical Java / Yogyakarta) and silver goods, to merchants who sell a lot of knick knacks general found in other trading places. Along the arcade, tourists can shop in peace in a sunny or rainy conditions, also can enjoy a pleasant shopping experience at bargain prices. If lucky, can be reduced by one third or even half.Do not forget to leave little energy. There is still a traditional market that should be visited. In the place known as Beringharjo market, but tourists can find similar goods are sold along the arcade, this market provides a variety of traditional products is more complete. In addition to local products Yogyakarta, also available product neighboring areas such as Pekalongan batik or batik Solo. Looking for batik or batik prints, or just looking for decorating the window curtains with unique motifs and batik bed sheets beautiful. This place will satisfy your shopping desires unique items with a cheaper price.Shopping in the area of ​​Malioboro and Beringharjo, be sure not to be fooled by the price offered. Usually the sellers to raise prices than usual for tourists.

Vredeburg and Gedung Agung (Great House)

Vredeburg Fort

 At the end of the road "bouquet", tourists can stop at Vredeburg that dealing with the Great House. This fort was once the basis of protection from possible attack Dutch troops Palace. As usual every fortress, a place that was built in 1765 this square-shaped high wall encircling the area in which the monitors at the four corners of the tower used as a patrol. From the south tower, Pangandarantrip time to enjoy views over the Palace of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta and several other historical buildings.

Great House

While the Great House is located in front of him had been the residence of the Head of the Dutch colonial administration from 1946 until 1949. In addition he became the Presidential Palace during Sukarno's presidency when the State Capital was moved to Yogyakarta.

Lesehan Malioboro 

Lesehan

As the sun began to set, when the street lights came on and the shops that add beautiful ambience Malioboro, one by one lesehan shanties sprung. Food of Jogja such as warm or pecel catfish can be enjoyed here in addition to oriental cuisine or sea food and cuisine of Padang. Entertainment as well as hits or memorable song by the other street when dining.For tourists who want to taste the cuisine along the way Malioboro, ask for price list and make sure the seller, to avoid rising prices are not reasonable.Visiting Yogyakarta is known as the "Living Museum Javanese Culture", feels incomplete without a stop at the road that has kept many stories of struggle of Indonesian history and filled with a variety of souvenirs. A paradise for lovers of history and souvenir hunters.

Gudeg Yogyakarta

Places of Interest (radius of 1 km from Malioboro)
    HOTEL BHINNEKA (0.5 km)
    HOTEL PETI MAS (0.3 km)
    PACTO (0.3 km)
    GREAT TOUR (0.3 km)
    PASAR BERINGHARJO (0.6 km)
    SOSROWIJAYAN (0.3 km)
    SOSROKUSUMAN (0.1 km)
    ANGKRINGAN LIK MAN (0.5 km)
    STASIUN TUGU (0.5 km)
    PABRIK TEGEL KUNCI (1.1 km)
    NASI GORENG BERINGHARJO (0.9 km)
    PECINAN (0.5 km)
    LOJI (1 km)
    KOTABARU (1.2 km)
    BLUE EARTH (0.9 km)
    BIOSKOP PERMATA (1.3 km)
    HOTEL KRISTINA (0.4 km)
    BARUMUN MONEY CHANGER (0.3 km)
    ABADI HOTEL JOGJA (0.4 km)
    SAKANTI CITY HOTEL (0.7 km)
    THE SRIKANDI HOTEL (1 km)
    TAMAN PINTAR YOGYAKARTA (0.9 km)
    HOTEL 1001 MALAM (0.3 km)
    RUMAH BOEDI PAVILION (0.7 km)
    TEGAL PANGGUNG GUEST HOUSE (0.6 km)
    HOTEL JENTRA DAGEN (0.4 km)
    HOTEL BATIK YOGYAKARTA (0.2 km)
    BALUMBA TOURS (0.2 km)
    PESTA PERAK RESTAURANT (1.1 km)
    LEGIAN GARDEN RESTAURANT (0 km)

Where to Go (radius 5 km dari MALIOBORO)

    TAMANSARI (2 km)
    KOTAGEDE (5.4 km)
    SASANA WIRATAMA (1.7 km)
    MUSEUM SASMITALOKA (1.5 km)
    MONUMEN JOGJA KEMBALI (MONJALI) (4.8 km)
    KRATON YOGYAKARTA (1.5 km)
    KAMPUNG KAUMAN (1.3 km)
    MASJID KOTAGEDE (5.4 km)
    DUSUN MLANGI (5.2 km)
    PASAR BERINGHARJO (0.6 km)
    SOSROWIJAYAN (0.3 km)
    SOSROKUSUMAN (0.1 km)
    PRAWIROTAMAN (3 km)
    TERMINAL GIWANGAN (5.4 km)
    STASIUN TUGU (0.5 km)
    PABRIK TEGEL KUNCI (1.1 km)
    PABRIK GULA MADUKISMO (4.6 km)
    PECINAN (0.5 km)
    MUSEUM AFFANDI (3.5 km)
    LOJI (1 km)
    KOTABARU (1.2 km)
    BINTARAN (1.5 km)
    KAMPUNG SERANGAN (1.6 km)
    MUSEUM SONOBUDOYO (1.1 km)
    TUGU JOGJA (1.1 km)
    SELOKAN MATARAM (3.3 km)
    PANGGUNG KRAPYAK (3.9 km)
    WARUNGBOTO (3.6 km)
    BIOSKOP PERMATA (1.3 km)
    TAMAN PINTAR YOGYAKARTA (0.9 km)

Kampung Naga in Tasikmalaya

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 Kampung Naga is a traditional village with a total area of ​​approximately 4 ha. Location tourist attraction located at Kampung Naga road that connects Tasikmalaya - Bandung through Garut, which is approximately 30 kilometers to the west toward the town of Tasikmalaya.Kampung Naga inhabited by a group of people who are very strong in the customs holding relics of his ancestors. It will be obvious differences when compared with other communities outside of Kampung Naga. Kampung Naga community living in an institution that is conditioned in an atmosphere of simplicity and traditional wisdom inherent environment.

Administratively Kampung Naga villages including Dage Legok Neglasari Salawu Sub District Tasikmalaya.Mileage of Tasikmalaya to Kampung Naga  about 30 kilometers, while from Garut about 26 kilometers away.

To get to Kampung Naga from the Road Garut -Tasikmalaya  should down the stairs that have been walled (Sunda sengked) up to the edge of the river Ciwulan with a slope of about 45 degrees with a distance of approximately 500 meters. Then through the path along the river Ciwulan up into the Kampung Naga. According to data from Neglasari, the surface shape of the land in Kampung Naga hills with fertile soil productivity can be said.Kampung Naga land area that is an area of ​​one acre and a half, mostly used for housing, yards, pools, and the rest is used for farming rice fields are harvested twice a year.The appeal of Kampung Naga attractions lies in the unique life of the community is located in Kampung Naga. Their lives can blend in with modern society, are Muslims, but still maintain both strong Customs of his ancestors. Like many traditional ceremonies, ceremonies besr days of Islam such as ceremonies or Alif Mulud months by implementing Pedaran (reading History Ancestors) The process begins by bathing in the River Ciwulan and Travellers should follow the event with the condition that they abide by the rules there.Shape of the building in Kampung Naga is equally good houses, mosques, Patemon (meeting hall) and rice. The roof was made of sago palm leaves, palm leaves, or as a cover injuk bumbungan. The walls of houses and other buildings, made of woven bamboo (cubicle). Meanwhile the building doors are made of rattan fibers and all the buildings facing North or South. Also a neat pile of stones with the layout and natural ingredients are the hallmark of architecture and ornament because Naga village.This tourist attraction is one of the cultural attractions in Tasikmlaya Travelers usually have a special interest that wants to know and prove the real state of proficiency level. Development of Kampung Naga attractions including the development of short-term outreach.

  History / origin of Kampung Naga according to one version begins at the time of his status as guardian Sheikh Sharif Hidayatullah or Sunan Gunung Jati, a servant named Singaparana tasked to spread Islam to the west. Then he got to the area which is now Neglasari Neglasari, District Salawu, Tasikmalaya District. In these places, Singaparana by society Kampung Naga is called Worship Dalem Singaparana. One day he got ilapat or user should be meditated. In persemediannya Singaparana aright, that he should occupy a place which is now called Kampung Naga.
Kampung Naga ancestors of the most influential and contribute to society Kampung Naga "Sa Dragon" is Grandmother Singaparana or Worship Dalem Singaparana called again with Eyang Galunggung, buried in the west Kampung Naga. The tomb is regarded by society Kampung Naga as always diziarahi shrine at ceremonies held for all descendants.But when Grandmother died Singaparana, no definitive data obtained nobody even knows of Kampung Naga. According to the belief that they inherited from generation to generation, society Kampung Naga ancestors did not die but disappeared without leaving the body. And that's where society Kampung Naga regard it as a tomb, by providing signs or clues to the descendants of Kampung Naga Society.

There are a number of names of the ancestors are venerated Kampung Naga society such as: Prince Kudratullah, buried in Gadog Garut, a highly regarded master of Islamic knowledge. Raden clumsy Katalayah Nu Lencing The Seda Sakti, is buried in Taraju, District of mengusai science Tasikmalaya immunity "kewedukan". Queen Ineng Kudratullah or called Grandmother Mudik Batara Coral, buried in Karangnunggal, Tasikmalaya District, mastered the science of physical force "kabedasan". Mangkubawang Prince, is buried in Mataram Yogyakarta mastered the science of intelligence that is kedunawian or wealth. Gunungjati Sunan Kalijaga, buried in Cirebon mastered the science of agriculture.

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Komodo

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komodo dragon  Komodo or  Komodo dragons (Varanus komodoensis, is the world's largest lizard species that live on the island of Komodo, Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang, and Gili Dasami in Nusa Tenggara. Biawak by the natives of Komodo island is also known by the name of the local ora.

Including family members Varanidae Lizard and klad Toxicofera, dragons are the largest lizards in the world, with an average length of 2-3 m. Large size is associated with symptoms of gigantism that is the body's tendency to enlargement of certain animals that live on this small island linked to the absence of carnivorous mammals in the island where dragons live, and the rate of metabolism of small dragons. Because of her size, these lizards occupy the position of a top predator that dominate the ecosystems in which they live. Komodo dragons are found by western researchers in 1910. He was a great and terrible reputation that makes them popular in zoos. Dragons in the wild habitat has been shrinking due to human activity and therefore incorporate dragons IUCN as a species vulnerable to extinction. This large lizard is now protected under Indonesian law and a national park, the Komodo National Park, established to protect them. Anatomy dan Morfology In the wild, adult Komodo dragon usually has a mass of about 70 kilograms, but the dragons kept in captivity often have a greater body weight. Wild specimens have the largest ever of 3:13 meters long and weighing about 166 kilograms, including the weight of undigested food in his stomach. Although listed as the largest lizard the Komodo dragon is still alive, but not the longest. This reputation is held by Papuan lizard (Varanus salvadorii). Komodo has the same tail length with his body, and around 60 sharp teeth are serrated along approximately 2.5 cm, which is often replaced. Komodo dragon saliva is often mixed with a little blood because her teeth almost completely covered by gingival tissue and the tissue was torn during the meal. This condition creates an ideal environment for the growth of deadly bacteria that live in their mouths. Komodo has a long tongue, yellow and forked. Komodo dragons males larger than females, with a skin color from dark gray to red brick, while the female is more colorful dragons green olives, and has a small piece of yellow on the throat. Young Komodo dragons more colorful, yellow, green and white on a black background.

Komodo dragon scales, some of which are reinforced with bone, has a sensor that is connected to nerves that facilitate excitatory touch. Scales around the ears, lips, chin, and soles of the feet have three or more sensor stimulation. Komodo dragons were once considered deaf when studies find that whispers, voices rising and shouting did not result in agitation (interference) in the wild dragons. This was refuted later when employees ZSL London Zoo, Joan Proctor trained lizards to eat out with his voice, even when he is not seen by the lizards.

Ecology and Behaviour Komodo dragons are naturally found only in Indonesia, on the island of Komodo, Rinca and Flores and several other islands in Nusa Tenggara. Living in open dry grasslands, savannas and tropical forests at low altitude, this lizard loves hot and dry place. They are active during the day, although sometimes also active at night. Komodo is a solitary animal, gathered together only at meals and breed. These large reptiles can run fast up to 20 kilometers per hour at short distances; swim very well and can dive as deep as 4.5 meters; and clever climb trees using their powerful claws. To catch prey that are beyond its reach, the Komodo dragon may stand on its hind legs and uses its tail as a support. With increasing age, more dragons to use his claws as weapons, because of his large size made ​​it difficult to climb trees. For shelter, dragons dig holes 1-3 meters wide with the front legs and strong claws. Because of her size and habit of sleeping in a hole, the Komodo dragon can maintain body heat during the night and reduce the time sunbathing on the next morning. Komodo generally hunt in the afternoon to evening, but still take shelter during the hottest part of the day. These places hidden dragons are usually located in the dunes or hills with the sea breeze, is open from vegetation, and here and there scattered dung inhabitants. This place is generally also a strategic location to ambush deer.

Komodo dragons are carnivores. Although they eat mostly carrion, studies show that they also hunt live prey by sneaking followed by a sudden attack against the victim. When prey arrives near a hidden dragons, animals are immediately attacked him on the bottom side of the body or throat. Komodo can find their prey using a keen sense of smell, which can be found dead or dying animals at a distance of up to 9.5 kilometers.These ancient reptiles eat by tearing large chunks of meat and then swallowed it round front legs while holding the body of its prey. For small-sized prey of up to goats, the meat could be spent in one gulp. Stomach contents of prey in the form of plants are usually left untouched. A reddish saliva and out in large quantities very helpful dragons in swallowing their prey. However, the ingestion remains a long time consuming; 15-20 minutes is required to swallow a goat. Komodo dragons are sometimes trying to accelerate the process of swallowing it by emphasizing the carrion prey into a tree, so that carcasses can be entered through his throat. And sometimes it's also cutting down the tree so hard that it becomes horizontal. To avoid so as not to choke when swallowing, dragons breathe through a small channel under the tongue, which relate directly to his lungs. [11] His jaws that can be developed freely, his skull is pliable and elastic stomach that can eat the wonderful allow dragons large prey, up by 80% their own body weight in one meal.After eating, a Komodo dragon glut dragged himself looking for the sun to bask and accelerate the process of digestion. If not, they can rot in his stomach and poison their own bodies. Due to a slow metabolism, large dragons can survive by just eating 12 times a year or approximately once a month. After the meat undigested prey, dragons spewing the remains of horns, hair and teeth prey, in clumps mingled with foul-smelling slime, which is known as gastric clot pellet. After that, dragons swept his face to the ground or into the bushes to clean up the remnants of mucus is still attached; behavior suggests that dragons, like humans, not like the smell of his own saliva.In the collection, most large-sized dragons usually eat first, followed by a smaller sized according to the hierarchy. Males showed the greatest body language and desisannya dominansinyamelalui; are greeted with the same language by other males are less likely to show its recognition of that power. Komodo dragons are the same size, may be fighting pitted forces, such gulatbiawak way, until one of them to admit defeat and retreat; although sometimes the loser can be killed in a fight and devoured by the victor. Komodo dragons prey extremely varied, covering a variety of invertebrates, other reptiles (including smaller-bodied dragons), birds and their eggs, small mammals, monkeys, wild pigs, goats, deer, horses and buffalo. Young Komodo dragons prey on insects, eggs, lizards, and small mammals. Sometimes dragons are also prey on humans and the bodies were excavated from the tomb of a shallow hole. This habit causes the population of the island of Komodo avoid sandy soil and chose to bury the corpse in clay, and covered it with stones so as not to be excavated dragons. Others have guessed that the Komodo dragon evolved to prey on pygmy elephant Stegodon that once lived on Flores. Komodo also been observed when the shock and scare the deer females who were pregnant, with the expectation that a miscarriage and the fetus can be eaten carcass; a behavior which is also found in large predators in Africa.Having no midriff, dragons can not breathe in water or licking water to drink (like cats). Instead, the dragons 'scooped' the water with the rest of his mouth, then raised his head so that water flowing into the stomach  .Venomous and Bacteria In late 2005, researchers from the University of Melbourne, Australia, concluded that Perentie lizard (Varanus giganteus) and other lizards, lizards, and lizards from the tribe Agamidae, probably have some sort of can. As long as it is known that the wounds caused by bites of these animals are very prone infeksikarena presence of bacteria that live in the mouth of these lizards, but the researchers suggest that the direct effect that appears at the bite wounds were caused by the entry of medium magnitude could . These researchers have observed the wounds in the hands of humans from the bite of lizard Varanus varius, V. scalaris and dragons, and all showed a similar reaction: rapid swelling within minutes, localized disruption of blood clotting, the pain that gripped up to the elbow, with some symptoms that last up to several hours later.Beside venomous , the Komodo dragon saliva also has a variety of deadly bacteria in it, more than 28 Gram-negative and 29 Gram-positive have been isolated from saliva. These bacteria cause septikemiapada victims; if not directly kill the dragons bite their prey and prey that can escape this pesky generally prey will die within one week of infection. The most deadly bacteria in Komodo dragon saliva appears to be the bacterium Pasteurella multocida is very deadly; known through experiments with laboratory mice. Because the Komodo dragon appears immune to its own microbes, much research was done to look for the hope of antibacterial molecules can be used for human treatment.

Reproduction  Breeding season occurs between May and August, and dragons eggs laid in September. During this period, male dragons battle to defend the females and territory by way of "grappling" with other males while standing on his hind legs. Komodo dragons are defeated will fall and "locked" to the ground. Both the male dragons can vomit or defecate when preparing for battle. The winner will fight long tongue flicking on the female body to see the acceptance of the female.Antagonistic female Komodo dragons and fight with their teeth and claws in pairs during the initial phase. Furthermore, the male must fully control the female during intercourse so as not to hurt. Other behaviors shown during this process is the male rubbing their chins on the female, scratching hard on your back and lick. Copulation occurs when males enter one hemipenisnya to the female cloaca. Komodo can be monogamus and form a "pair," a trait that is rare for the lizard.Females will lay their eggs on the ground hole, climbing a hill or mound scrape nests burnt-orange legs that have been abandoned. Komodo dragons prefer to keep their eggs in nests that have been abandoned. A Komodo dragon nests an average of 20 eggs which will hatch after 7-8 months. Females lay on the eggs to incubate and protect them until they hatch in about April, at the end of the rainy season when there are so many insects.   The hatching process is exhausting effort for children dragons, which came out of the eggshell after tearing with teeth teluryang be dated after the heavy work is completed. After a successful skin tore eggs, baby dragons can lay their eggs in the shell for a few hours before starting to dig out their nests. When hatched, the babies are not just how powerless and can be eaten by a predator.Young Komodo dragons spend his first years in the tree, where they are relatively safe from predators, including adult dragons are cannibals, which is approximately 10% of food is a young lizard-lizard who successfully hunted. Komodo takes three to five years to mature, and can live more than 50 years.In addition to the normal reproductive process, there are several examples of cases of female dragons to produce children without the presence of males (parthenogenesis), a phenomenon well known to appear in some other reptile species as in Cnemidophorus. Fly and Stay Cheap with OneTravel.com - Book Now!

LEGEND OF SACRED CAVE / PARAT CAVE

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map of nature reserve Pangandaran

If you visit to Pangandaran, should you took time to enter the Nature Reserve area Pangandaran. because in this Nature Reserve visitors will meet some personal experiences as well , Here we will try to tell a little story about the Sacred Cave which called  Parat Cave .

The distance between the Cave Stage with Parat Cave is about 100 Meters. From the name alone of course we can know what kind of Parat's Cave. Parat is the origin of the Sundanese word with the meaning of invisibility. So Cave is a cave which Parat impassable and impenetrable.

2 tomb Syech Ahmad & Syech Muhammad in entrance of Parat cave

So that visitors can come out Cave does not have to mouth the first cave entrance, but visitors can get out of the mouth of the other cave. In that sense, visitors can penetrate the cave from side to side. The length of this groove Parat cave about 150 meters. Lots of uniqueness that is in this Parat Cave.

First time visitors will find 2 pieces parat petilasan at the mouth of the cave first. Here is told that in earlier times when initially entering Indonesia Islamic civilization generally, Pangandaran in particular, there are 2 people Knights. Parat Cave or  Sacred Cave is a place of family meditated prince of Egypt, who named Prince Maja Agung, Sumenda Prince, Prince Kasepuhan (Syech Ahmad) and Prince Kanoman (Syech Muhammad).

Mister P and Miss V  Stone in Parat Caves

Prince is the father of Maja Agung Syech Syech Muhammad Ahmad and his wife was bleeding from China, while the Prince is the brother of Prince Sumenda Maja Agung.

Prince and Prince Kanoman Kasepuhan it by his father, Prince Maja Agung was assigned to spread the religion of Islam and the Great Prince Maja believe kapada her two children because they have the magic power of ten amulets called "Konca Kaliman". In his journey Kasepuhan Prince (Syech Ahmad) and Prince Kanoman (Syech Muhammad) follow the direction of angina, finally arrived in the land of Java, Pangandaran. After her two children to travel, his father, Syech Maja Agung not received word from them, because of missed and his desire to know the prince's second existence. Then Syech maja General asked the help of Prince King Sumenda to look for it

On the instructions of the Almighty, and finally Prince Prince Kanoman Kasepuhan can be found by his uncle's (Prince King Sumenda) and then notify her sister, Maja Agung Syech soon followed, and the two princes (his son) is located in the Cave.
 

Not told where and how ultimately from the Princes disseminator of religion Islam is, but visitors can find 2 pieces of the tomb (but not grave) at the mouth of the Cave of the Prince Kasepuahn Parat (Syech Ahmad) and Prince Kanoman (Syech Muhammad) who deliberately made ​​people Pangandaran that time, who never accepted his teachings in order to commemorate the two peers that they knew nothing about her disappearance.

In addition to the second petilasan Syech propagator of Islam was, in the Cave Parat there are a lot of stalactite and stalagmite that was beautiful if you just caught. Inside the cave there is a wide range of Parat this story that maybe you could believe or even none at all. ther are stalactites called  a vital tool for both males (mister P) and for female (Miss V). Because it is the shape and testur stalactites that resembles a vital tool. According to the story (myth) can you believe it or not if the male visitors to touch and even hug  stalactites mister P,  will be more big / large and increasing vitality. As for female visitors when touching or hugging, digging holes that resemble stone with stalactites stalactites miss V,  the holder of a stone.

petition stone

It will give great assurance to prospective partners. But if visitor both wife and husband accidentally  together to touch even embrace stalactites mister P and Miss V, if you  believe the marriage wii be lasting. Both stone stalactites that have circulated widely in the community. So that this uniqueness has ever aired on the TV show .

Besides the uniqueness of stalactites mister P and miss V  before, there are also others in  Parat Caves uniqueness of this stone is a request or desire. Where the application is similar to the stone stupa Borobudur temple, and the top left there is a hole in the hole there is a small stone of a marble. According to myth, story, superstition developed in the community Pangandaran, if the visitors dug or put their hands and touched a small stone of a marble in the top stupa (stone requests), and immediately closed her eyes as she pleaded with the Almighty, any petition that will immediately answered. But sometimes one can reach the size of a marble stone there as well who can not. Because of the small holes, the application was fairly high stone pedestal from Parat cave itself. You should at least stand up and attempt to reach berjingkit. You may believe it or not . That's the other side of the two worlds of life in the cave Parat . are still in the local community trust. And that's the main attraction for visitors, especially those who took time to enter the Nature Reserve in Pangandaran.

stone gong

Another uniqueness is in the Cave Parat is the existence of a flat or plate-shaped stalactites, and there is a small circle of human fist on slabs of stone but has a uniqueness if beaten (beaten) her voice sounds like drums and the sound of Gong. One of the visitors tried to hit the stalactite that was true for both sound very similar to the Rampak drums echoed with the sound of a gong in the Cave. It's uniqueness is beyond measure, the rock can sound like a really beaten Rampak drums.

Another uniqueness in Parat Cave is the presence of stalactite and stalagmite if we highlight the sort of torch lighting, the stone stalactite and stalagmite will shine like a diamond contains. But it happened because of calcification in the stone cave was a mix between the water that comes from the root of the tree with minerals from the air from the sea.

Another uniqueness is in the Cave of Parat is often made to take the background story of martial arts films like Swordsman Thousand centipedes with star Barry Prima Build Advent, incarnated Mount Merapi (Mak Lampir) and others.

In the film we often see Lampir Mak Mak Lampir dreamy scenes of his enemies through Glass Benggala? Apparently the glass Benggala remote viewing tool is a cup-shaped stalagmite for Boiler (frying pan). Cawannya aqueous droplets stalactites result from tree roots mixed with lime. According to the local community, the water in the cup that has a property if our faces flush with water bowls in the stalagmite then our face look younger.Believe it or not is up to you.
                                                                                                         

Camel Stone

It was indeed unique testure Cave stalagmite in this Parat. There is also a similar camel's back, with a curve similar to the camel's back and thighs camel rock next to the bottom. There was also a similar chicken thighs (Kentucky). Even so has a similar right testure with chicken thighs, chicken breeders often from different regions of intentionally meditate (revere) to be even more successful chicken farm. The proof is a lot of traces fitted pedestal and worship with incense burn marks inside the Cave of Parat. Also in the cave is inhabited by the porcupine Parat Caves are benign, if the visitor to give food a kind of bean, then it will berhambur Porcupine herd come out tasting food in the spread of visitors. Also on the roof of the cave Parat is a lot of small bats that have long inhabited the cave Parat.

Stone-like chicken thighs

If visitors want to tried to enter the Cave Parat this, you should prepare yourself with lighting equipment like a flashlight, and not enough to taste one better bring the appropriate number of his entourage. Or it could just rent a flashlight and guidernya visitors who have stand-by outside the mouth of this cave Parat.


Once you (visitors) out of one side of the mouth of the Cave Parat, visitors will find white sand that was captivating. Clean beaches, natural scenery of sea and decorated with a row of clouds background was perfect for taking pictures (photos) or video and others. Also in this white sand beach visitors will be offered to travel to the surrounding maritime area of ​​the Nature Reserve at a cost per person Rp. 50.000, - with a payload capacity 6-7 people per boat. Quite stressful if you come to this cave Parat dikarena in pitch dark cave that you may fall because there are many small mounds of stalagmite and soils derived from the remaining foothold in sandals or shoes, so we make small humps. If you are not careful, let alone in the dark conditions, even in bright conditions you have to be careful otherwise your foot will stumble.

Thousands of small bats in the roof of the Cave Parat

porcupine

black monkey

Quite a lot of its uniqueness is not in the cave Parat, also good for taking pictures, an essential good for you as a visitor experience at the beach and Nature Reserve Pangandaran. 

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