SEJARAH KERAMAT!! GUNUNG KARANG PANDEGLANG BANTEN..

Several historical sites are located on Mount Karang, including: the Menhir Stone, the Pahoman Pasir Petey Site, the Sumur Tujuh (Seven Wells), the relics of the first Sultan of Banten, the Tomb of Sheikh Rako, and the Tomb of Sheikh Karan. Mount Karang, Banten, is a favorite destination for religious tourism and mountain climbing. Besides its hiking destination, the most famous is the Sumur 7 (Seven Wells) of Mount Karang, located at the peak of the mountain, at an elevation of 1,778 meters above sea level. The Sumur 7 of Mount Karang is a popular hiking destination from all over the archipelago. The history of the Sumur 7 is closely linked to Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin, the founder of the Banten Kingdom, and Syarief Hidayatulloh, the first King of Cirebon. The ancient history of Mount Karang, Banten. The legendary story of the Sumur 7, which was built by Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin of Banten, is well-known. Historically, Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin was challenged to a contest of magical powers by King Pucuk Umun. A fierce battle ensued at the peak of Mount Karang. Exhausted by thirst after the fight, Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin prayed to Allah SWT for drinking water. With Allah's permission, he stuck his staff into the ground, and water immediately gushed out. This hole, the staff's location, is now known as the sacred Sumur Tujuh Gunung Karang (Seven Wells of Mount Karang). The Seven Wells of Mount Karang are frequently visited by pilgrims. They visit the seven wells to seek water from the sacred well. If the water is abundant, pilgrims usually bathe and take it home. Their purpose is to seek blessings from Allah through the water from the sacred well created by Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin. Many mystical stories are often experienced by climbers who make the pilgrimage to the 7 wells of Mount Karang. These phenomena are often related to the mystical. In fact, one pilgrim found a gold bar when he dipped his hand into the mud of the 7 wells. Other incidents include finding heirlooms or gemstones imbued with supernatural powers. The 7 wells are the reason pilgrims come to the summit of Mount Karang. According to relatives in Kadu Engang, most pilgrims come from the city (read: Jakarta). They believe the water from the 7 wells has the power to cleanse themselves of negative auras. Unfortunately, the current condition of the 7 wells is very concerning. Due to the influx of visitors, the 7 wells are no longer visible; their original state has been altered by thousands of visitors. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow Facebook:   / ilhamtys22   -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow YouTube:    / keramatwaliwaliyullah   -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow TikTok: tiktok.com/@keramatwali3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- #sejarahgunungkarangbanten #riwayatgunungkarang #gunungkarangbanten