Pindul cave is a tourist attraction in the form of a cave located in Bejiharjo village, Karangmojo District, Gunungkidul Regency. It is known because of the way to explore the cave which is done by riding a float tube above the underground river flow inside the cave, this activity is known as cave tubing. The underground river flows from the mouth of the cave to the end of the cave, inside the cave there is a narrow section that can only be passed by one float tube, so usually tourists will take turns one by one to pass through this section. The length of the Pindul cave is 350 meters with a width of 5 meters and the distance between the water surface and the cave roof is 4 meters. Exploring the Pindul cave takes approximately one hour and ends at a dam. The river flow in Pindul Cave comes from the Gedong Tujuh spring. The Pindul Cave tourist attraction was inaugurated on October 10 2010.

Location

Bejiharjo Village is located in a karst hill area so it is dominated by rocks. Pindul Cave can be reached from the city of Yogyakarta using private vehicles such as motorbikes or cars via the Wonosari road, located about 7 km to the north of the city of Wonosari, after entering Bejiharjo Village, the journey continues following the asphalt road. Exploring inside the cave you will find stalactite rock formations, which are a type of secondary mineral that hangs from the ceiling of limestone caves. There are even stalactites that have grown to the bottom and become like pillars. Some karst rocks are still alive and dripping with water. It is divided into three zones, namely light, dim and dark zones. One part of Pindul Cave has a place that is wide enough to look like a pool and there is a gap that is wide enough for sunlight to enter. This gap can also be used as an entry point by entering the cave vertically.