PUSER BUMI GUNUNG SALAK..! Mengungkap Misteri Dibalik Keangkeran GUNUNG SALAK BOGOR Part 1

PUNCAK MANIK, MOUNT SALAK! Uncovering the Mystery Behind the Hauntedness of MOUNT SALAK, BOGOR Part 1 The sites on Mount Salak include prehistoric megalithic remains such as the Cibalay Site, Lebak Cibedug, and Punden Berundak Calobak, relics of the megalithic tradition with standing stones (menhirs) and sarcophagi (jolang stones) for ancestral rituals, as well as places associated with legends such as the location of the disappearance of King Siliwangi in Parahyangan Agung Jagadkartta, making it a historically and spiritually rich area in West Java. Some of the sites behind the eerie nature of Mount Salak include: • Cibalay Site: A vast megalithic complex in Tenjolaya District, Bogor, with hundreds of unexplored sites, thought to be remnants of an ancient civilization and known as the Arcadomas Site. • Cicalobak Site: A megalithic site and spiritual path leading to the tombs of Uyut Esih, Mbah Tolok, Eyang Raksabumi, and the footprints of Niskala Wastukencana or Prabu Kuncung Putih. • Lebak Cibedug Site: Known for its standing stones and stone steps, a legacy of the megalithic tradition for ancestor worship. • Punden Berundak Calobak (Sacred Sand): A terraced punden dating from the Megalithic era at the foot of Mount Salak, serves as a sacred site and is part of the Geopark zone. • Batu Kujang Site: In Tenjolaya Girang, Cicurug, there are menhirs and jolang stones (sarcophagi) associated with worship and burial rituals from the megalithic period. • Spread across the Mount Halimun-Salak National Park area, in the Bogor and Sukabumi Regencies. Access to the sites often involves trails and hiking, for example from Ciapus to Calobak or from Cidahu to the Salak Trail. Historical & Spiritual Value: • Shows traces of an ancient civilization predating the Pajajaran Kingdom. Some sites are thought to be places of ritual, ancestor worship, and meditation. • This area is rich in mystery and ancient relics that require further study by historians and archaeologists. #puncakmanik #mountsalak #haunted #mystery #sacred tomb #makamwaliyullah #history #mystery #culture #occult #tradition #bogor #westjava #historyexperts