Portrait of Wong Sintinx Palace, the Practice Place of the Late Ki Joko Bodo Left Since Migration, Donated to Become a Mosque

Wong Sintinx Palace was built by Ki Joko Bodo as his residence and practice place. However, since migrating, he has left this place. 

As is known, Ki Joko Bodo claimed to have repented several years ago. In fact, after returning from Umrah, he deepened his knowledge of Islamic teachings.

The condition of this building is still very good, the stones brought directly from Mount Merapi make the Istana Wong Sintinx still standing strong even though it has not been well-maintained.

This palace consists of several buildings. Some resemble temples for worship, and there are also other buildings with traditional Javanese elements.

Heading to the 2nd floor, there are several temples similar to those found in Indonesia. This building also has a mystical and horror impression.

And this is a very large pool. It is possible that this pool was used by Ki Joko Bodo when he was still actively practicing supernatural activities. The walls around the pool are also filled with carvings and reliefs.

And this is the interior of one of the temples, which is surprisingly tall. From the first floor to the third floor, the stairs are still quite easy. However, as you go higher, the stairs become steeper.

On the outside, there is a cave that gives you goosebumps. It is possible that Ki Joko Bodo also used this cave for rituals. Inside, there are also several items for placing offerings.

Since deciding to migrate, these buildings have never been used again by Ki Joko Bodo. He only uses his main house as a place to live.

It is said that the building standing on this very large land has been donated by the late Ki Joko Bodo to the surrounding residents. It will be turned into a mosque in the future.

Well, those were the series of pictures of Istana Wong Sintinx, the legacy of Ki Joko Bodo, which is very spacious and gives you goosebumps. What do you think, KLovers? Scary or beautiful?