• Gunung Padang Megalithic Site - Situated in Karyamukti, West Java, Indonesia, Gunung Padang is an archaeological marvel located 50 kilometers (31 miles) southwest of Cianjur. Perched at an elevation of 885 meters (2,904 feet) above sea level, this site encompasses a hill—an extinct volcano—featuring five terraces bordered by stone retaining walls. These terraces are accessible via 370 consecutive andesite steps, ascending approximately 95 meters (312 feet). The site is adorned with large hexagonal stone columns of volcanic origin. The Sundanese people hold the site in high regard, considering it sacred and attributing its creation to King Siliwangi’s legendary attempt to construct a palace in a single night. The terraces are man-made platforms, achieved by leveling high areas and filling low areas to create a flat surface. The terrace boundaries are formed by retaining walls made of volcanic polygonal columns, stacked horizontally and erected vertically as posts. Access to the terrace complex is provided by a central stairway with 370 steps, featuring a 45-degree incline and extending 110 meters (360 feet) in length.

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Explore the captivating archaeological site of Gunung Padang, a revered place for the Sundanese community, thought to be the remains of a palace constructed overnight by King Siliwangi. Situated at an elevation of 885 meters, this remarkable site boasts five terraces made of volcanic stone columns and a challenging climb of 370 andesite steps. Delve into the historical importance and enchanting legends of this ancient monument. Discover the vibrant cultural heritage of West Java while taking in the breathtaking views from the terraces.

• Explore the revered Gunung Padang archaeological site in West Java
• Climb 370 steps to discover five distinct artificial terraces
• Uncover the legends of King Siliwangi and the site’s importance
• Enjoy spectacular views and the rich cultural history of Indonesia

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