Trisik Beach

Trisik
Address: Village Banaran District Galur

Description: Beach with a very beautiful natural scenery is very suitable for those of you who want to travel to a natural beach. Fill your holiday weekend with friends and family to come to this Trisik. The village lies in Banaran Trisik District Lines is in the southeast of Kulon Progo and is approximately 30 km from the city of Yogyakarta. Here you can enjoy the beautiful sunset, fishing or see the activities of the fishermen who would go to sea. Fish catches from the fishermen will be brought to the fish auction place. Here you can get the fish are still fresh to take home or you can also order that has been cooked or grilled after being fried. Not only that here too there is a wide range of fish dishes you just choose according to your keiginan.

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Sundak Baech

SundakAddress : Village Ngestirejo , Tanjungsari , Gunung KidulDescription :Formerly named Wedibedah beach ( sand split ) which later changed its name to Sundak derived from folk legend handed down from generation to generation . The story tells of a fierce fight between a dog population with a hedgehog on the shoreline until the entrance to the cave , which was won by the dog . The dog came out of the cave , biting hedgehog with soaking wet because the cave flooded. The cave is now called the cave Sundak . The water in the cave is a blessing for the residents because their previous experience dryness and difficulty in finding fresh water . Exciting scenery on the coast , has evolved with the evidence that can be traced geologically .Currently on the west side of the beach there is a mosque and the empty space used as a parking lot , while the east there is a cave rock formations with a height of 12 m which there are fresh water wells used by residents . In 1930 the area was still above the oceans which then shrinks and water juts into the sea due to geological processes . The water that flows into the sea during the rainy season , splitting the coastal plains east forming a river . But during the dry season , it disappeared along with parts of sea water carrying sand . Wedibedah ( sand split ) this is the origin of the name of this beach due to natural phenomena . In 1976 the beach then changed its name after the incident fights between dogs ( asu ) and hedgehogs .For places to stay , on the beach there are several options , such as setting up tents , and sleeping on the bench unused stalls at night . Although at night there is no light , but you can enjoy grilled fish with friends - friends with burn yourself or buy already cooked .taken from : http://visitingjogja.com

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Caving Cerme cave

Caving  Cerme cave
Address: Srunggo Hamlet, Village Selopamioro, Imogiri, Bantul, Yogyakarta

Description:
The cave is one of the adventure tour that brings the beauty of the underground world that would never have encountered in the surface. The halls of the cave with a variety of shapes and sizes, really gives a sensation of a very exciting adventure. Whole length of the cave is about 1.2 Km and it flows in a secure underground river buatkegiatan Caving. Goa Cerme located roughly around 15 km southeast of the town of Bantul. End of the cave is a cave panggang.selain Sendang main region there is another cave used for meditation places like cave mastermind, Ledhek cave,  Badhut cave, and  Kaum cave.

To reach the front gate of Cave, visitors have to climb a hill about 759 stairs melesati. In the evening view of the city to the north looks beautiful with sparkling lights.
Cerme Cave  derived from the word comes from the words lecture speech hinted that do Walisongo. Cerme cave was once used by the
Walisongo to spread Islam in Java. In addition, the Cerme cave also be used to discuss the plan to build the Great Mosque of Demak. Every Monday or Tuesday wage, has always held a thanksgiving ceremony to ask the blessing of God.

This cave  long and deep. The main attraction of tourists from Cerme cave is the beauty of stalactites and stalagmites as well as the number of bats in the cave besides the flow of underground water course. Cave floor was flooded by ground water with an average water depth of about 1 to 1.5 meters. The cave consists of many rooms, like the meeting stage, zam zam water, mustoko, holy water, Watu examine, pelungguhan / paseban, heaven, Grojogan sewu, water penguripan, gamelan orchestra, Howling stone, granary, sekakap buildings, court, stage, lawa cave and watu gantung.
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