Parangtritis located in Yogyakarta. Naming Parangtritis has its own story. Parangtritis is a beach full of myths, believed to be a manifestation of unity among which consists of Mount Merapi, the Kraton of Yogyakarta and Parangtritis. On the dirt road toward the cave, you can look west and see Parangtritis. Satisfied with the landscape you can enjoy the experience of other attractions to the historic sites located around Parangtritis. One of them is Sheikh Bela Belu cemetery located on the road to the beach. According to the guard Depok Beach in his youth, often below the cave, you can see the landscape more beautiful sea to the south so successfully entered the cave. Peh Cun, derived from the word meaning and cun Peh rowing boat which means it is a way of thanking God Tioghoa community. To achieve Parangtritis, you can choose two paths. First, the route of Yogyakarta – Imogiri – Siluk – Parangtritis that overlooks the river and coral. Secondly, via Yogyakarta – Parangtritis what can be achieved by mdah because the road is relatively good. He suggested that you do not you wear green to honor local people who believe that green dress will bring unhappiness.
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