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Published: March 20th 2021
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http://www.heygo.com 19th March - Sunset at Parangtritis Beach
What makes Parangtritis particularly special is that it is not only an enchanting holiday spot, it’s also a sacred place. According to legend, when you come here you are entering the domain of Kanjeng Ratu Kidul, Queen of the Southern Ocean who is not known for being welcoming to newcomers. For this reason, the Javanese will not wear green, especially yellow-green around here as it’s believed that this attracts the Queen.
We saw rose petals scattered on the beach, these are where people have made an offering to the mythical Queen.
The roaring Indian Ocean currents here are very rough and strong so swimming is very dangerous and not recommended.
Parangtritis Beach is also said to be a haven for paragliders and thrill seekers. It is a free flying sport with the use of parachute, which took off with a foot for recreational or competition purposes.
The sun was setting and with the people on the beach creating wonderful silhouettes it truly was quite magical.
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