Sunyaragi Cave, The Mysterious Caves which Full of Coral Rocks

When you visit Cirebon, Indonesia, there is one of the unique tourist object which has a close relationship with the history of Cirebon, namely Sunyaragi Cave. What makes it look unique?

Also called "Taman Sari Sunyaragi Cave", was built in 1703, is a hermitage of Sultan (Muslim Ruler) of Cirebon and his family, and also penggemblengan place (galvanizing) imperial army Cirebon a long time ago. Interestingly, most of the surface of the wall of the building is filled with coral rocks that makes the building look mysterious and different from other places.

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The coral rocks is said to come from the south coast of Java, while there was as yet no adequate mechanical transportation modes, still using horses and buffalo. That's why many believe that Sunyaragi cave was built with the help of special spiritual power.

Visitors who come to the Sunyaragi Cave usually like to take pictures selfie, exploring the narrow alleys in the cave or sit back to enjoy the uniqueness of the building.

Image source: pergi dulu

Image source: pergi dulu

Image source: pergi dulu

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