Parangtritis Beach

Monday, October 3, 2011 | HASUT di 11:27 PM |

On the south coast of Yogyakarta, there are about 13 objects which have the charm of coastal tourism, it turns out Parangtritis always ranked top in the figure excursions, compared to other beaches. The beach is located about 27 km from the city of Yogyakarta, can be achieved through Kretek Village or the longer route, but the scenery is more beautiful that is through Imogiri and Siluk Village. Beaches including the Bantul area is a sloping beach, with rocky hills, and sandy white coastal scenery and limestone hills on the north coast. In this area, tourists can wander the beach using a gig and a rented horse and driven by locals. As well as a place of recreation, Parangtritis also a sacred place. Many visitors who come to meditate. This beach is one place to do Labuhan ceremony of the Sultan's Palace. In the dry season, winds blowing hard as not to be outdone by the pounding of waves on average as high as 2-3 meters. Often there is a visitor was heard south coast waves swept away. Strangely, the bodies of visitors that fateful, vanish like the earth swallowed. Average SAR team could only find her body 2-3 days later after conducting searches. Typically, the location of the discovery of the bodies are not in an area where visitors are swallowed waves. Bodies found hundreds of meters, sometimes even several kilometers from its original location. Among the local community, such mysterious events, reinforce the myth that marine authorities, commonly called Nyi Roro Kidul (Queen of the South Coast), like "eliminate" people who do not heed the rules of nature. From the scientific side, such incidents further strengthen the theory that the ocean trench south of Java is loaded under the constantly moving currents. Any item that swept the waves from the beach, dragged down and stranded in different locations. Trust the local community about the legend of Nyi Roro Kidul is also its own birth charm. Almost every Friday night and Tuesday POND POND, visitors and local fishermen perform a ritual ceremony at the beach. Pelarungan rituals tinged offerings and colorful flowers into the sea. The highlight of the ritual is usually occur at night 1 Suro, and two-three days after the feast of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. In essence, fishermen asked for salvation and mercy for him from ruling the earth and sk