7 Portraits of Panji Petualang's Childhood Home Conditions that are Now Uninhabited and Abandoned - Almost Collapsing Buildings

Muhammad Panji, or more commonly known as Panji Petualang, became known to the public because of his ability to conquer snakes. Yes, Panji has been familiar with these venomous creatures since he was a child.

Panji, who is now a famous presenter, comes from a family that is lacking in terms of economy. Panji and his family used to live in a house that is now uninhabited.

It seems that it has been a long time since anyone lived in it, the condition of Panji's childhood home is now concerning. The building of this house appears to be neglected, and it can even be said to be on the verge of collapse.

Like an uninhabited house in general, this residence that holds childhood memories for Panji is damaged almost in all parts. Many of the window glasses in the house are broken.

The roof tiles of Panji's old house have also fallen off due to exposure to rain and the scorching sun. The corrugated iron at the back of the house has suffered the same fate.

The wooden part of this house's roof is also rotten and eaten by age, as if it could crumble with just one touch. However, this roof used to protect Panji's family from heat and rain.

Some of the buildings in Panji's childhood home turned out to be made of woven bamboo, which is now rotten and peeling. Adding to the gloomy impression of this abandoned house.

Although successful now, Panji does not forget where he came from. His tough past is a factor that shaped the person Panji is today.

Now, Panji Petualang lives in a luxurious house known as the 'Black House'. This house is the result of Panji's hard work in the entertainment world.