Sundak is a natural tourist attraction in the form of beaches in the area Wonosari. This beach is located approximately 3 km from the beach Kukup. Although Sundak not too big, but this beach serves natural beauty of nature and fun. Size is not too big lead Sundak not visited by many visitors so that its beauty can be enjoyed to the maximum.Sundak has white sand beaches and beautiful mossy rocks. You can spend the time to enjoy the beauty of this Gubug Sundak little has been provided by the local people on the coast. The hut is rented out to visitors, but no charges were set because visitors can pay.
Based on historical circulating in the community, Sundak name comes from the story of a dog fight and porcupine. The battle was won by the dog eventually made the beach in the call with Sundak. These
must be passed on to the beach is relatively easy because you just need
to follow the road after you met with beach of Kukup. The direction is towards the east around 3 Kilometers and you can enjoy the beauty of Sundak.Not only has beautiful natural scenery and fun to be enjoyed, the beach is also a story that is unique about the origins of his name. It is said that the topography turns Sundak has undergone several evolution. The first clue about the evolution that happened Sundak is a condition outskirts Sundak. On the west coast, there is a mosque and the empty space is utilized as a park visitor. Meanwhile, in the east Sundak there is a natural cave formed from rocks. The cave has a height of approximately 12 meters and on the inside of the cave there is a natural wells that became a source of fresh water for local residents.
Historically, around 1930, the area became the location of the cave originally was submerged by sea water. In fact, the sea water extends to the area near the mosque. Over time, changes in the structure of the southern coast is causing sea level along the sea is shrinking. Eventually, the rock and the mosque area is finally becoming free of water and land to date.Sundak also has a unique natural phenomenon. When the rainy season arrives, the volume of water large enough to show up and flows toward the ocean. Therefore, the land on the east coast becomes as if 'mbedah' (in Javanese means 'split') or split and formed like a river. The water flowing through the river look like he was splitting the sand. Meanwhile, when the dry season comes, these parts will disappear. The uniqueness of this unique natural phenomenon makes Sundak also known Wedibedah Beach.
Sundak name itself originated from a myth that is well known at the time. Narrated, one day there was a dog that was running around in the area around the beach and then into the rock cave. Inside the cave, the dog was met by a sea urchin. Then, starvation, the dog was intending to eat the sea urchins. However, the sea urchin tried to defend themselves and escape from the dog attack. There followed a fierce fight that ultimately won by the dog managed to eat half of the body of sea urchins. The dog owners are not aware that there had been a fight between his dog with sea urchins. The owner only saw half a sea urchin's body in the mouth of the dog. Slowly, the story continues to circulate by word of mouth so the beach becomes a fight was named Sundak. The name "Sundak" itself is a name, an acronym of Asu (dog) and a porcupine.Fights between dogs and the sea urchin was also a blessing for the local population. After a long period of drought due to lack of water, they finally found the fountain in the cave. These springs can be found for the dog owner was surprised when he saw the dog out of the cave with his dripping body. Out of curiosity, the owner of the dog went inside and investigate the rock cave where the dog out. Apparently, there is a spring inside the cave. Finally, by the locals, a spring inside the cave is processed and used for daily needs. In fact, it's been installed a special pipeline that can connect the spring to the township residents.
Line 1: From Wonosari towards the south in direction to Baron, the
kilometer to 8 or 9 there is the fork in a village Mulo (100 m after the
pool).The options are:If you want a direct path to the beach through the door Indrayanti East.You can follow the map / path / route / address / street toward the
beach Indrayanti following: (The key is to find a fork in the village
Tepus).From the junction of this Mulo take that direction, namely towards Tepus Left or Jepitu. Hamlet
or village that is passed is Mentel, Sidoharjo / Bintaos (no Tepus
district office or supermarket Halaga) continued until the fork Tepus
village - take the right direction beach of Indrayanti. Mileage: Mulo Wonosari-T-junction (8km). Mulo-Tepus-junction (17 km). Pertigaan Tepus-the beach Indrayanti (5km).If you want to pass the other beaches via the Western Door:You
can follow the map / path / route / address / street toward the beach
Indrayanti following: From the Mulo Wonosari towards the T-junction, go
straight towards the beach Baron. Having passed a levy would see the T-junction which is 1 km before the
beach Baron (no buildings tub water management), take the left ramp
toward the beach silt - beaches along the
Drini-Krakal-island-beach-Turkish Sundak Indrayanti.Mileage: Distance from city Wonosari Gunung Kidul farther and travel time is also longer.Line
2: From Wonosari city to the south by road Baron - until a fork in Mulo
straight at Baron Beach - Beach Kukup - Krakal - Indrayanti beach and
out towards Tepus.
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