This place is very soothing and calming. Very challenging for trekking, but do bring/rent boots as the terrain is rather difficult. Stay until around 5~6PM WIB on the crater for a very nice phenomena :)

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Recommended for cave tour & travel

Goa Ngeleng is a horizontal cave, but because part of the cave roof has collapsed, it resembles a vertical cave. There are two ways to reach the bottom of the cave. The first is by following the underground river that passes through this cave. The second is by descending using ropes for professionals (using ropes/rappelling). The atmosphere inside the cave is quite cool. Be careful because there are many sharp rocks. Sometimes it is slippery, so use the right gear.

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Arrived at the location at 12 noon. The access road is inadequate, quiet with no residents passing by, quite scary for those traveling as a pair, passing through teak plantations. If bringing a vehicle, only sport motorcycles can get through. Because the road is still rocky and hasn't been properly leveled. In 30 minutes at the location not a single resident passed by, didn't dare stay long. The cave is quite deep, such a shame we couldn't go down, access to the bottom requires rappelling. It's such a shame it hasn't received attention from the government and local residents.

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A karst cave located in mulusan hamlet, paliyan village, still natural, its natural potential deserves to be developed as a geotourism destination that could boost the local residents' economy. Access to the cave from the nearest village is only approximately 2km on foot along a path through residents' rice fields Don't forget to bring drinking water when coming here 😉 Happy adventuring.

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