Farel Tarek Reveals the Secret of the Keraton Tunnel in Parangtritis? Watch on YouTube!

Farel Tarek is a content creator who discusses myths in Indonesia. In his content this time, Farel creates content in Yogyakarta. In his latest content, Farel explores various myths at Parangtritis Beach, a place famous for the legend of Nyi Roro Kidul. Farel will also explore several destinations in Yogyakarta including the Keraton, Merapi, and Parangtritis.

Farel opened his content with three myths and one fact attached to Parangtritis. Among them, the myth about black sand that is said to be able to heal wounds, the prohibition of wearing green clothes so as not to be kidnapped by Nyi Roro Kidul, and the existence of a secret tunnel connecting the beach to the Yogyakarta Palace.

Farel bravely carried out several unique missions to prove the truth of the myth. One of them, Farel wore green clothes on a beach that was said to be dangerous. However, instead of getting a mystical experience, Farel found many people around the beach also wearing green without any incident.

Farel’s second mission is to prove black sand as a wound healer. When he doesn’t find anyone injured, Farel creates a wound by reading negative comments from his followers, adding a touch of humor to the content.

His last mission was to find a secret tunnel. Although he didn’t find it, Farel was caught in a funny moment when he dug an X in the sand which turned out to be for a tourist tent.

The journey was quite tiring, so Farel rested at one of the hostels in Jogja, namely Hubs Hotel, which Farel recommends as an economical accommodation with prices starting from IDR 100,000. Thanks to its unique design, this hostel offers a comfortable and private accommodation experience. For those of you who want to see other Farel Tarek content that is not only entertaining, but also brings a new perspective on the myths that are developing in society. Watch the excitement on the YouTube channel @farelogic.

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