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the beauty and origins of setu cicerem, West Java, Indonesia

 

The origin of Telaga Biru Kuningan is believed to be due to a Wali Songo who wanted to spread Islam in this place. This story is widely circulated in various circles of society. It is said that water came out of the lake when one of the saints struck the ground with a magic staff. The supernatural power of Karomah, who was owned by one of the Saints, eventually created a small spring that gushed out of the ground with God's permission. The place is often used as a place of ablution or ablution in the spread of Islam. The religious meetings that are often held make this beautiful lake a lake. Situ Cicerem as a large lake is not only used for purification but also to meet the needs of the local community.
The wider community around this village is also often responsible for its water needs. Interestingly, the water in this lake never recedes even though it is the dry season. This place has catang wood that is hundreds of years old. However, the wood is still standing. You will also see 4 chairs and 1 stone table. It is believed that the existence of these chairs and tables is the meeting point of the saints at that time. Characterized by a combination of highlands and lowlands, West Java offers beautiful drives that spoil the view. Kuningan Blue Lake, famous for the existence of Situ Cicerem, is located in Kaduela, Pasawahan District, Kuningan Regency, West Java. This place is one of the well-maintained tourist attractions that is very popular and loved by most of the people. This place is visited by many people to spend free time, relax, play and look for good photos. This lake is a natural lake with clear water and decorated with rocks and colorful fish. As its name suggests, Situ Cicerem is blessed with naturally blue springs like Blue Brass Lake. The clarity of the water that covers the lake at a depth of about 5 meters reveals the variety of life in it. Green water plants, rocky lake contours, and various species of fish inhabit this lake.

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