As one of the oldest national parks in Indonesia, Alas Purwo is a haven for flora such as meranti trees and rare fauna such as Javan bulls, deer, and green peacocks.
Not only that, Alas Purwo also holds historical and spiritual sites, such as karst caves and temples from the Majapahit Kingdom, making it a location rich in historical and cultural value.
Alas Purwo is often referred to as one of the most haunted places in Indonesia. The mystical stories attached to this forest have attracted the attention of many people, both those who want to explore its natural beauty and those who are curious about its spiritual side. Some of the famous myths and mysteries include:
