GONG CAVE, CAVE IN BEAUTIFUL PACITAN

Pacitan hilly awarded several caves are quite interesting. Gong Cave and Tabuhan Cave are two of them. Different conditions and charm served by both. Gong cave with stalactites and stalagmites beauty, while the Tabuhan Cave with rocks in it the sound that creates rhythm instrument ensemble.


Gong Cave is located in Bomo Punung Pacitan, East Java. Smoothly road with some road directions help you reach these attractions. Once you pay for a ticket for Rp 4,000, - and began to climb the ranks of the stairs to the cave site, be prepared. Some residents will vigorously follow and offer you the services of a guide, a flashlight and a brochure history of the cave. Despite the fine was rejected several times still stalking and trying to seduce. But do not worry they are quite polite and does not force.

If you have time to listen to an explanation, there is no harm in taking services of a guide. In addition to free themselves from the 'attack', maybe there will be some useful information. The cost is usually based on our willingness guide only. But if you are the type who prefers to roam freely without time bound and explanations, resist gently. After a long time they will get bored and away from you.

Cave entrance gate decorated with roofed stupa. Rolling door can be mounted behind locked gates. Perhaps as a security door from the hands of ignorant that will damage the cave after visiting hours. Path with stairs and stainless railings are provided to facilitate visitors.

Beautiful views of the caves are still living with stalagtite and stalagmite that continues to grow and develop lay here. Beautiful lighting adds a dramatic impression of the various forms created by the water droplets that carry lime and other minerals. Who knows how many hundred years will it take to create a pretty spectacular scenery in this place.

Referring to his name, Gong Cave, in the minds of would have imagined gong round shape with a bulge in the middle. But make no mistake, you will get burned when searching for such a form in this cave. Apparently the name of Gua Gong does not refer to the form, but to the sound. One of the great curtain-shaped stone, when struck sounds like a gong sound. That is the background naming. Each guide will certainly explain passing and hitting those curtains. Wow, sir, brother do not hit him hard, then a beautiful curtain can be damaged.

Other Gua Gong, different treats you'll get from Cave wasps. There is no beauty that is found in the Cave of wasps. Cave of the dead consists only of a room at the front and a short hallway to a room that supposedly once a place Sentot Prawirodirjo imprisoned, one of the men of Prince Diponegoro. But do not trigger a disappointment, this cave has an appeal that is quite unique. The rocks in it will create a sensation when it sounded like the sound of the gamelan.

You do not need to bother to trying to hit a rock or cave wall to listen to the sound tetabuhan. Simply pay Rp 50,000, - and sit in front of the "stage" in the cave. A group of people, usually consisting of 12 people, will play rock style music to your cave. Singer melodious voice accompanied by the beat of drums and naturally it will be presenting five songs. Beautiful musical harmony, as if not to make us believe that it was created from the sound rocks. Javanese song pretty smart, making the body unconsciously come to dance to the music. Besides Javanese songs, sometimes in selipi well with the song that was popular at the time. As the song Matta band that had played at the time.

Tabuhan Cave at a Glance 

Enjoy the beauty of Srau beach

Srau Beach is one of the natural beach that is still preserved in the district Pacitan. Is one of the favorites for the adventurous type or photo hunters due to its slightly farthest and has natural beauty in the form of an amazing beach.

Srau beach located in the village temple, Pringkuku District, located about 25 km westward Pacitan. Beaches may Srau attractions that should not be overlooked when we traveled to the town of Pacitan. Srau beach is famous for its beautiful white sand.

Travel through narrower streets and up and down terrain through small hills. Occasionally there is a hole in the middle of the road and quite dangerous. So you need to be careful in your driving.

Felt lonely journey through the forests and tall shrubs, besides the rare homes. But the streets were deserted no public transportation to make your travel fast to reach the destination. Finally we entered Srau Coast region after paying fees in the post. you can go to these objects by riding public transportation such as buses, trucks, or two-wheeled vehicles. The entrance fee to the beach Srau reasonably priced, reasonably Rp 2,000, - per person.

Srau Coast beaches are still a Natural for rarely visited by tourists. Access roads are difficult to make these attractions are not known by the tourists. The view is very beautiful beach, white sand that extends to the end. The waves were loud and distinctive rhythmic the south coast overlooking the spacious ocean.

High cliffs and many wild plants typical beach still looks lush and natural. Not to seemed destruction by human activity. In addition, many small islands are uninhabited whenever dihujam by the rigors of the surf.

Of the hall and ancillary buildings such as mosques were built, while others such as public toilet facilities and seating was much damaged. Wild shacks left empty and uninhabited. The facilities may be damaged due to renovations and repairs rare.

Overview of Srau Beach area 

Type Beaches Perigi

GEOGRAPHY

Located in the village Tasikmadu Watulimo district, about 69 km south of the city Trenggalek / Tulungagung with expansive beach and long ha ± 5 ± 2 km.

ATTRACTIONS

Swimming / water play, camping and sports, children's games, interactions with fishermen, fresh fish shopping, backed Nusantara Fishery Port, the largest on the south coast of Java and Fish Auction Place (TPI) and event anchoring marine / Sembonyo held every Sunday pasaran Pon Selo Javanese calendar month. At the bustling event witnessed visitors from within and outside the region.

FACILITIES

Hotel facilities Prigi with three classmates jasmine, restaurants, shops, cafes and kiosks, rest area, playground, earth

camp, sports facilities, toilets, parking, rescue, airbush, electricity, wireless network arel phone (HP) insurance Jasa Raharja

PROCEDURE TO VISIT
When visiting every day open from 07.30 till 17.00 pm with a ticket price of admission weekdays Rp. 2000, holidays, new year, and school holidays Rp. 3000, the activity the attractions Rp. 4000 with a treatment group of visitors of more than 10 people get 20% discount. Two-wheeler parking Rp. 1000, four wheel Rp. 2500, six wheel Rp. 5000. With this procedure, and workflow penerimaam visit: come and park the vehicle and then buy a ticket at the counter and go through the portal and submit KTM guards then walk to the mouth of the cave ± 150 meters then enter the cave with or without a guide. The days of busy traffic on Saturdays, Sundays, school holidays, Easter holidays and the new year.

ACCESS TO DESTINATION
Most of the road is paved with good condition hatmix and some moderate. Achievement of the city Trenggalek and Tulungagung through Durenan district of Trenggalek and Tulungagung district with a distance of ± 30 km. Distance from London to goa Lowo ± 8km. After arriving at the cave entrance Lowo km 8, of the entrance road to the location about 200 meters. Type of transportation (bike, car and bus to reach the site, MPU type colt / bison available starting from the intersection of the three Durenan city terminal Trenggalek uses small mini bus Trenggalek majors-Durenan - Bangalore - Watulimo down in the village befouled by the time of transportation services at 6:00 till 17:00 pm

 Beautiful white sand

 The beach with calm waves

 Swimming on the shore

Beautiful view before arriving at the beach

MANAGEMENT
Company name : District governments Trenggalek
Tel / fax            : +62355793449

Kuda Lumping Dance is the Cultural of Javanese ancestors

Kuda Lumping (literally flat horse; also known as Jaran Kepang in Javanese) is a traditional Javanese dance depicting a group of horsemen. Dancers "ride" horses made from woven bamboo and decorated with colorful paints and cloth. Generally, the dance portrays troops riding horses, but another type of Kuda Lumping performance also incorporates trances and magic tricks. When the "possessed" dancer is performing the dance in trance conditions, he can display unusual abilities, such as eating glass and resistance to the effects of whipping or hot coals. Although the dance is native to Java, Indonesia, it also performed by Javanese communities in Suriname, Malaysia and Singapore. (This original art from Java when it was held in Malaysia was carried out by Javanese who live there)

Origin

The origin of Kuda Lumping is uncertain. Two main hypotheses have been proposed. The first suggests that Kuda Lumping may have arisen out of Diponegoro's war against the Dutch colonial forces, as a ritual reenactment of battles. The second argues that it is based on Mataram-era troops riding against the Dutch. Kuda Lumping is known under different names in different areas. While Kuda Lumping is the most common name in West Java, in Central Java it is known as Jaran Kepang; in Bali, it is known as Sang Hyang Jaran. In Bali Sanghyang dance refer to the type of dance involving trance by spirit identified as hyang.

Performance

Kuda Lumping may be performed in celebration of a special event, such as a boy's circumcision or rite of passage. It may also be performed as entertainment, in a busker style. It is generally performed in a cordoned-off area, with the audience separated from the dancers. Kuda Lumping is traditionally performed by a group of men drawn from the local community; this group can number from 2 to 8. The performers mount rattan horses and dance while traditional instruments such as the angklung, gongs, and dog-dog drums are played. This portion of the performance ends when a dancer enters a trance, which is traditionally said to be caused by spirit possession. In Sang Hyang Jaran, the audience may participate by forming a chorus and singing. During their trances, the dancers may pretend to eat grass or drink water, while another performer or shaman uses a whip to direct them. In some performances, dancers may walk on coals or eat glass or fire, which can cause various injuries. The dancers also interact with the audience; in busker performances they may ask for money. In some areas the dancers serve as oracles to deliver prophecies. After awakening from their trances, performers claim not to remember anything done while performing.

Equipment

A female dancer showing her rattan horse Dancers perform using rattan horses, generally colourful and decorated with beads and sequins. Adults use larger horses than children. Children's horses may also be cut from bamboo mats. Performers wear colorful clothes and may occasionally dress as soldiers. The costume may also include small bells strung around the ankle. In comparison to the shaman, the dancers' costumes are more feminized.

Symbolism

Henry Spiller suggests that Kuda Lumping represents spiritual power and masculine virility, which is "wild and uncontrolled ... yet ultimately a good thing". Max Richter notes that the erratic movements of the "feminized" dancers may "draw on ideas about the subordinate 'irrational' female", while the slower, more deliberate movements of the shaman "may be seen as masculine and potent". However, he considers this secondary to the conflicts of science versus magic, and good versus bad. He also notes that it serves as a way for young boys to release energy in a non-violent manner.

Reception

Kuda Lumping is widely popular. But, individual observer opinions vary. Some view it as being related to Satan and thus evil, while others see it as being a good influence. A shift in meaning, from a mainly spiritual ritual to entertainment, has been noted. Kuda Lumping has been used as the basis for a dangdut song of the same name.

Natural Beauty Karimunjawa Islands Underwater Park

Karimunjawa are islands in the Java Sea included in Jepara, Central Java. With an area of ±1500 hectares land and waters ±110 000 hectares, Karimunjawa now developed into a tourist charm Marine Park which began much favored local and foreign tourists.
According to legend circulating in the archipelago, island discovered by Sunan Muria Karimunjawa. The legend tells of Sunan Muria are concerned about the mischief her son, Amir Hasan. With the intention of educating, Sunan Muria then ordered his son to go to an island that appears "kremun-kremun" (blurred) from the summit of Mount Muria for the child to deepen and develop the science of religion. Because it looks "kremun-kremun" then the island is called island of Karimun.

The path to Mangrove

Ecosystem
Mangrove forests in Karimujawa
Since the date of March 15, 2001, set by the government Karimunjawa Jepara as a National Park. Karimunjawa is home to coral reefs, mangroves, coastal forests, and nearly 400 species of marine fauna, including 242 species of ornamental fish. Some rare fauna berhabitat here is the sea eagle white chest, hawksbill and green turtles.
Plants that characterized National Park Karimunjawa the Dewadaru (Crystocalyx macrophyla) found in lowland rainforest. Waves in Karimunjawa is low and tame, bounded by the coastal mostly fine white sand beaches.

Beautiful Karimunjawa

population
Karimunjawa of more than 8,000 people in the five inhabited islands. The three main tribes inhabiting Karimunjawa are Javanese who farm and produce household appliance, the Bugis sailors who are reliable so it works as a fisherman, and Madurese who also works as a fisherman but have advantages make dried fish. Education in Karimunjawa already reach up to high school level. In addition to having about 10 elementary school (five in Karimun, three in Kemujan and one each in Parang and Genting), Karimunjawa also has one junior high school, junior secondary school (MTs), and SMK majoring Seaweed Cultivation and Processing Technology of Fishery Products which are free schools, and the Madrasah Aliyah in Kemujan.
Karimunjawa located in the North Sea, north of Jepara, Central Java. The archipelago consists of 27 islands:
Inhabited:
Karimunjawa
Kemujan
Nyamuk
Parang
Genting
Yang tidak berpenghuni:
Menjangan Besar
Menjangan Kecil
Cemara Besar
Cemara Kecil
Geleyang (30 ha)
Burung
Bengkoang (92 ha)
Kembar (11,2 ha)
Katang (2,8 ha)
Krakal Besar (2,8 ha)
Krakal Kecil (2,8 ha)
Sintok
Mrican
Tengah
Pinggir
Cilik (2 ha)
Gundul
Seruni
Tambangan
Cendekian
Kumbang (8,8 ha)
Mencawakan (Menyawakan).
The most common use for transportation to the ship Publications is from Semarang and Jepara. From the Port of Tanjung Emas, Semarang, ship Kartini I (fast boat) departs every Saturday from 9 am to Publications and back of Karimunjawa every Sunday afternoon, 2-3 hours long crossing.
From Port Beach Kartini, Jepara there Muria vessel which departs every other day, the old economics vessel crossing is + / - 6 hour cruise. note to schedule a ship from the port of Jepara usually depart on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday at 9 am and from the Publications heading jepara Wednesday, Friday, Sunday at 8 am. This schedule may change according to the weather or the waves in the sea of ​​Java. in case of high waves in the harbor then the nexus will not give permission cruise, and the ship departure schedule will change to follow changes in the weather. Jepara harbor could also carry cars and motorcycles to ferried to Karimunjawa.
Air can be taken from Ahmad Yani Airport, Semarang headed god Airport Daru Island Kemujan with Cassa 212 aircraft lease types provided by PT. Travel Nusa Sea Permai (Kura-Kura Resort). It takes about 30 minutes.

Turtles are very tame

In particular there is a pool Karimunjawa special filled with sharks and you can swim in it. Meanwhile, there is a pool shark in the middle of the high seas, and you are free to see the sharks swimming with beautiful fish.
The first island you can go, if you want to see a pool shark is the Great Menjangan Karimunjawa. On this island are made available pool of sharks and visitors who come are free to swim in it. Interested?

Fused with the Sharks

Swimming shark on the Great Menjangan twofold swimming with sharks that are large and the pool of sharks smaller. Each pool contains 10-15 sharks.
For those of you who like a challenge can try the pool first. In this pool there is a large shark. Body length about 1.5-2 meters and colored black. You can swim alongside sharks. Skin scaly and rough fish you can feel when in contact while swimming. Definitely fun!
In the second pool, you can swim with sharks that are smaller, which is about 1 meter and gray. Unlike sharks in the pool earlier, a shark in a pool is more shy than a shark in the pool. If in the pool one we could swim side by side, in two of the shark swimming away when it will come. For safety, you do not need to worry because this shark ditangkar and domesticated by humans.

The reef was very captivating cluster

One of the islands in Karimunjawa

Lane in the mangroves

Sojourn above the water

The Natural Atmosphere MOJOSEMI Campground

       Magetan never stopped presenting its natural beauty, one of the charms are the mushrooming Campground. This time we visited one of the first famous Campground Magetan the Mojosemi. This campground is one of the preferred areas for students to camp in the holidays, cool place to gather the alumni who want to re-experience the camp, and the students when there are events raker and others.           Campground is located west Sarangan, approximately within + - 2 Km. Just below South Lawu of Perhutani region, so the region is still cool, and definitely cool green mountain style. This campground is one that has been melegendaris Campground among residents Magetan and surrounding areas, as has long opened as a campsite. As another Campground, this place also offers exotic beauty for inspiration, is close to a quiet place in case the soldier the night. And the most important is access to electricity, sanitary facilities, to pasarpun Campground location very close, so it's ideal for the campsite.           Furthermore Campground also offers some interesting games, such as flying fox, Spiderman, and others. In this Campground you can enjoy the natural atmosphere of the cool air, clean water within easy reach. And several other plus value, such as learning to farm around the area, fishing in the lake sarangan, and can bersapa ria with monkeys still move freely here. To reserve a place can be directly keseketariat or guards in this Campground. Better book early if it entered the school holidays or holidays, because it usually has a lot of subscribers.            Public transportation is also strongly supports, because it is close to popular tourist spots in Magetan, namely Sarangan Lake. So do not waste your time in Magetan without camping Campgrounds Mojosemi.

Exotic Natural Atmosphere

SARANGAN LAKE 

Exotic Natural Atmosphere in Magetan, East Java, Indonesia

Where you confused want on holiday and where? Do not worry, lake sarangan the answer. This place is perfect for anyone who wants to feel the atmosphere of exotic nature, anyone who wants to unwind because of busy work or school, and for anyone who wants refreshing. Sarangan also known as sand lake is a natural lake located at the foot of Mount Lawu, in District Plaosan, Magetan, East Java. Located about 16 kilometers west of the city of Magetan. This lake covers about 30 acres and a depth of 28 meters. With temperatures between 18° and 25° Celsius. The water in lake comes from the flow of the river from the top of the mountain. In the middle of the lake there is a small island filled with trees. Telaga is able to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Sarangan a the mainstay tourism in Magetan. Around the lake there are 2 five-star hotels, 43 hotels jasmine class, and 18 cottage. Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful Sarangan by riding around the lake, driving a fast boat, rent a boat and rickshaws for exploring lake's water. There are 51 motor boats and 13 rickshaws water that can be used. Other tourist facilities were available, such as a restaurant, a playground, the tourist market, villa, parking, public telephone facilities, places of worship, and parks. To enjoy the lake, visitors are not charged admission. As for the riding fare, visitors to spend money of 2-5 USD only and motorboat enough to pay 15-20 USD for 4 people. Not only that, there is a wonderful view that is emitted by the vegetable plantations around the lake. Visitors can also hike to the waterfall, located about 3 km from the Sarangan lake. The presence of 19 restaurants around the lake makes the visitors have many alternative options menu. Similarly, the presence of street traders offering a variety of souvenirs have provide convenience to visitors to buy souvenirs for relatives. Specialties who peddled around the lake is a rabbit satay. Magetan also helped by the potential for small local industry capable of producing handicrafts for souvenirs, such as bamboo woven, leather craft, craft shoes, and typical food products such as chips and slabs (puli crackers, the crackers of rice). Product is exactly what can be taken home to be used as souvenirs. In addition there is an important annual event held in this Sarangan, including anchoring ritual offering on Friday Pon Ruwah month, in mid-year school holidays, Ledug Sura 1 Muharram, and fireworks on the New Year Night.

TOUR AND AMUSEMENT GARDEN TEA JAMUS

          District Ngawi many keep tourist spot can be enjoyed by families. One of these tea gardens on the slopes of Mount Lawu Jamus. In addition to air cool, also there are some unique and historic places. Before entering the Jamus tea gardens, along the road overgrown large trees very shady, and then the green tea plant. In addition to beautiful scenery, this place also offers agro-tourism. Locations that have been known since the Dutch colonial period is less promotion so many who do not know him. When the tourists had crossed two trees hundreds of years old kantil mean tourists already in the tea garden location Jamus. Near tree kantil also provided a campsite with the name Campgrounds "kantil IDAMAN". This campground land measuring 0.7 hectares expected to accommodate 1000 campers, guaranteed comfortable and the facilities available ie Masjid, latrines and a campfire under the three trees kantil. "We loved the location more so when seen pine trees and landscaped expanse of rice fields like a rug.
          Jamus Tea Garden is the largest plantation units in Ngawi. Management submitted and do PT Candi Loka with conservation of the environment. Environmentally Agro was preceded in 1993 by building the garden and the environment is natural and sustainable. In Jamus there is a place called "Tuk Pakel Grojokan Songo" This place presents a view of the water that flows along nearly 25 meters wide by 3 meters of natural stones arranged like a staircase shape is irregular and notched a very nice and beautiful. "There is also the old cemetery the founder of the Jamus Tea Garden Van Der Rappart (1826-1910) of the Netherlands. She who opened the region to become a tea plantation. What distinguishes, with the region's other tourist places is about lighting the place is not relying on illumination from the power company PLN, but take advantage of the abundant volume of water by building a windmill Water Generators that can generate electricity up to 90 thousand watts. Until now, the water wheel is still functioning generate electricity for street lighting and housing installed capacity of 50 KVA, with a diameter of 150 cm ± 2 ton weight operating in 1930 imported from Holland.
          Another attraction is Jamus Borobudur's Hill (bukit Borobudur). 35.4 meter high hill land looks like regular tea, but when viewed from a distance, it seems a hill shaped like Borobudur temple. "This tea plant was nearly 100 years, while the number of the tea plant around 35,400 trees. If you are tired of walking in the tea gardens can rest and have a look Goa Japan. Goa is quite unique, the legacy of the Japanese army in 1942 with a length of + 14 meters dividing the two hallways. Purportedly used for storing food, weapons and treasures. In addition there are very good the flow of water. The tourists would be directed if you want to stay in the village Girikerto, Ngrendeng or Sambirejo. Hotel residents travel around the tea gardens Jamus upholding religious values​​. They retained their territory remains green and beautiful, like hundreds of years ago. Family entertainment venues such as karaoke, as a complementary tool in the inn or hotel is not visible. "Tourist area here purposely did not build the hotel because the manager has the concept of citizens and the beautiful nature. That's the advantage compared to other tourist attractions. The height of the tea garden is about 800 meters above sea level. Of Ngawi, about 42 miles to the Southwest. Visiting to Jamus tea gardens, it is not so difficult. This location can be reached by automobile or motorcycle after traveling about 1.5 hours, visitors will arrive at the slopes of the mountain region Ngrambe District. When the weather is sunny, the summit of Mount Lawu feels invisible in plain sight. However, during the rainy season, do not expect to see a sight like that because it is always filled with fog. After arriving in Ngrambe, continue Kerto Giri Village, a village bordering the District Sine with Ngrambe District. Journey from the city to the tea garden Ngrambe Jamus taken about seven kilometers. From a small town, only occasional rural transport. However, visitors can use a motorcycle taxi the fare Rp10 thousand. When visitors to the village Giri Kerto need to be careful because the road conditions began to steep and winding. However, behind the challenge, visitors will get a pristine landscape. In the middle there is a factory farm where the tea leaves are plucked processing workers. Before entering the factory, there is a checkpoint. 1,000 tickets per person to enter the area.

Sukuh Temple The charm on slopes Lawu Mountains

The temple is located in the village Sukuh Berjo, District Ngargoyoso, Karanganyar regency, Central Java. Sukuh is a unique Hindu temple in Java, built in the late 15th century Majapahit kingdom era. Temple structure consisting of eight terrace has its own meaning and function. The main building of the temple architecture is similar to Mayan temples in Yucatan. Rock used different stones used to build the temple in Central Java. Rock on Sukuh somewhat reddish color type andesite.This temple was first discovered in a state of collapse in 1815 by the Resident of Surakarta, Johnson. In the period 1842-1910 and an inventory of research conducted by a number of archaeological Netherlands. In 1928 a new restoration conducted by the Department of Antiquities.Entering Sukuh there are 3 and 3 Gate Terrace. We started with the first set we were on the porch at the front of the main gate there are still intact. But there was dibagin locked door so we headed to the first through the side porch. Arch form is unique due to its position not perpendicular but tilted as trapezium model on the first gate there is a Sangkala in the Java language, which reads abara wong blind arches. Meaning in Indonesian is "Gate of the giants prey on humans". These words have meaning 9, 5, 3, and 1. If you get behind the Saka year 1359 or in 1437 Masehi.dengan roof above it.Go to the second terrace, we passed the second gate that looks are no longer intact. The only remaining gate of the high wall was limited to the stairs up and not roofed. On the right and left gate there is a statue of a doorman or Dwarapala but his condition has been corrupted and its shape is unclear. At the second gate there is a candrasangkala also in the Java language, which reads wiku anahut elephant's tail. Meaning in Indonesian is "Elephant tail biting priest". These words have meaning 8, 7, 3, and 1. If you get behind the Saka year 1378 or the year 1456 AD.Entering the third terrace, the third gate condition is the same as the second gate which are no longer intact. In this third terrace there is a large courtyard with the main temple and some relief on the left as well as the statues on the right. When compared to other temples, the shape is very different and unique. There are a few sex symbols that are not found in other temples. several sculptures and statues depict the embodiment of male genitalia Linga and Yoni as the embodiment of female genitalia.The main temple is similar to the shape of the vagina, according to some experts it is created to test the virginity of girls. According to the story, if a girl is still virgin climb, then her hymen will tear and bleed. But if he is not a virgin anymore, so when stepping stones of these steps, the fabric will wear torn and detached.Then on the left side of the main temple there is a series of reliefs that are the main mythology Sukuh and several statues of animals such as wild boar (wild boar) and saddled elephant. However, some statues have been moved to Heritage Hall office Relief Song of Sudamala contains stories about the story or Sahadev Sahadewa, youngest son of the Five Pandavas who pursued the two giants Kalantaka and Kalanjaya, accompanying Batari Durga who later was defeated by Bhima giant.The right side of the temple there are statues of eagles that are part of the story quest Tirta Amrita (Water of life) Adiparwa contained in the book, the first book of the Mahabharata. The Garuda is said to save his mother from sekapan dragon. Finally your tour ends at this attraction and we leave this attraction.Sukuh Berjo Village, District Ngargoyoso, Karanganyar regency, Central Java coordinates are 07 ° 37 ° 38.85 East Longitude and 111 ° 07 ° South Latitude 52.65

Inscription Sukuh Temple

Relief on wall Sukuh Temple

Statues around Sukuh Temple

Relief on wall Sukuh Temple