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Parangtritis Beach

Parangtritis Beach
Parangtritis is a fairly well-known attractions in Yogyakarta apart from other beach objects such as Samas, Baron, Kukup, Krakal and Glagah. Parangtritis has a unique view not found in other attractions are in addition to big waves and also the mountains of sand around the beach, which is commonly called dunes. This attraction has been managed by the Bantul regency quite well, ranging from lodging facilities and markets selling souvenirs Parangtritis.
Parang there are also ATV, horse-drawn carriage and horses can be hired to down the coast from east to west. In addition Parangtritis is also a place for air sports / aeromodeling.

Parangtritis still closely with the trust relationship with a magical kingdom in the southern ocean, on the beach Parangtritis often performed ceremony, offerings or called by the harbor. This tradition itself began done since the days of Sultan Hamengkubuwono I and has continued until today.
According to the traditions of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta Kraton, harbor ceremony carried out officially in the coronation ceremony of Sultan, the anniversary of the coronation of Emperor's Birthday is called "Tingalan Panjenengan" or "Tingalan Dalem Panjenengan" or "Tingalan Jumenengan" and memorial days "windo" the anniversary of the coronation of Sultan , "Windon" means every eight years.
Visit the mystical Parangtritis beach where the rock cliffs towering stands dramatically on the waterfront. The beach is filled with black volcanic sand sparkling in the sun. The distance is only about 28 km from Yogyakarta, make trips and visits to the beach this can be done in just a day. Listening to the roar of the waves, feel the sea water touches your feet and feel the cool coastal air caressing your skin is an extraordinary experience. Here you can also see some of the lush green hills.
With the waves are pretty big and the salty sea water will make you feel refreshed. At night, the light of the above beach black silvery give the impression of a mystical, and it will not be difficult to understand why the mystique of this burst in your heart, because there are many local myths about this area. The whole area is filled with beaches, caves, lakes, roads and cemeteries, silent with their mythical stories each.
What makes Parangtritis beach looks beautiful is because it is not only an enchanting holiday spot, but also a sacred place or kramat. According to legend, when you visit here you are entering a residence Kanjeng Ratu Kidul, Queen of the South Coast, known as pakaianya green. For this reason, you are forbidden to wear green while in coastal areas due to the wrath of the Queen of the South Coast.

Residents here continue to respect the power of the Queen of the South Coast. Each year in Parangkusumo, 1km west of Parangtritis, the Sultan of Yogya makes ceremonial offerings to the Queen, who is believed to be the consort of the Sultan of the mystical. Other Javanese may also give offerings when they ask for help, guidance or blessing of the queen of the south coast.

Parangwedang
In addition there is bathhouse called Parangwedang. It is said that the water in the bath can cure various diseases among them skin diseases because water from these baths containing sulfur. Hot water from Parangwedang also flowed into Parangtritis to rinse after playing sand and also irrigate small pool playing children .oohhh

Parangkusumo
The other location is Parangkusumo. At the beach there Cepuri said to be the meeting place between the kings of Yogyakarta with Nyi Roro Kidul. On certain days (usually in Sura) here conducted offerings offerings (harbor) for Queen of the South Seas or in the Java language.
Folklore
Locals believe that a person is prohibited from using a light green-colored clothing when in this beach. Parangtritis and Parangkusumo become a key visit by tourists, especially on New Year's Eve Java (1 Muharram / Suro).

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