Pindul Cave

Pindul Cave is a limestone cave system in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, carved by an underground river. The interior reveals rock walls shaped by erosion, with mineral deposits hanging from the ceiling and smooth passages formed by flowing water over long periods.

The cave remained unknown to most people until locals discovered it in the early 2000s. After the discovery, it opened to visitors and became a popular destination for those exploring natural sites around Yogyakarta.

Indonesian guides share their knowledge of the cave system while leading visitors through water-based explorations of their natural environment.

Visitors should book in advance because the number of spots is limited, and tours begin in the morning at 8 AM. The temperature inside remains cool and comfortable year-round, offering a welcome relief on hot days.

While floating through dark sections on tubes, visitors often hear the flutter of bats nesting in ceiling cracks. The water carries travelers gently through narrow passages where little light reaches the rock walls.