Caving round Yogyakarta


If you like outdoors and especially caves, you’ll find plenty to explore in the areas surrounding Yogyakarta.

THE explosive Gunung Merapi is north of Yogyakarta, while to the southeast is the scenic area of Gunung Sewa or Thousand Mountains, with its rounded limestone hills, interesting caves, underground hydropower schemes and wild coastline, not to mention the new karst museum, the largest in Indonesia.

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