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Yogyakarta has many interesting sights to visit the cave. Caving sites in Yogyakarta can be easily reached by car by bicycle is no exception. One example cave in Yogyakarta that interesting is Pindul Cave.

Pindul Cave is a new alternative tourism in the area Bejiharjo, Karangmojo, Gunungkidul -Yogyakarta.

Different sensations down the aisle in a dark cave to be attractive deals for visitors. In addition, Pindul Cave also presents an atmosphere that can relieve fatigue from routine with a swim, even dive into the fresh flow of underground streams.

Pindul Cave skipped the flow of water (underground river) from the spring source so as to explore the cave to swim with a float or rubber tires.

Entering the mouth of the cave, for the first time to try cruise tour of the cave is quite stressful. Each participant uses rubber tires helped when it enters the river. For participants who can not swim, rubber tires driven by a guide who is most rear position. The atmosphere of the dark that the eye is limited. In addition one of the guide goes on to explain the parts of Pindul Cave and others helped push the tire rubber tires directed the participants who had difficulty.

The name Pindul Cave comes from a story in which a young man named Joko Singlulung find her father missing, along with many forests and caves, all of a sudden he hit his head on one of the stones in the cave, the cave where he stumbles here eventually named the Pindul Cave.

Pindul caves have such unique beauty and sparkle stalagmite stalagmites of white crystals at various angles in the cave. Amid the cave, there is a rather large room, with a hole on top, the sun coming through this hole to make the atmosphere more beautiful.

Entrance fee of Rp. 50.000, - with a facility tour, village-style snacks, meals and equipment. If you already bring their own equipment, such as life jacket, rubber tires, etc., can be directly entered for free in this place, but if you do not take the preparation of the house, then you just pay

Pay a visit in the dry season due to heavy current rainy season and sometimes flooding in the cave, so we have to wait for the condition of the underground river again subsided. Also the water in the rainy season looks brown because of soil erosion, in contrast to the dry season the water is calm and typical green algae that live in the riverbed.

Should not be too late now to the site. In addition to avoiding the hot sun as they walked toward the mouth of the cave, came too late can cause you to have to wait in line to enjoy the beautiful Pindul Cave, especially in the holiday season.