Goa Liang Kamoi

In this cave where shooting the most outstanding film BARAKATI his acting is greatnBarakati is an Indonesian adventure action film released in May 2014 and directed by Monty Tiwa. The film stars Dwi Sasono, Acha Septriasa, Fedi Nurildan and a series of other quality players. This film takes place in Yogyakarta and Buton as objects in its making and tells the story of the Majapahit Kingdom on Buton Island.nIf I were given an opportunity to act with artists in the film BARAKATI, I might get an Oscar

Liang Kamoi Cave is a cave located in Wangkangka Village, Kapontori District, Buton Regency, Southeast Sulawesi. Located on the right lane and can be taken approximately 2 hours drive from the City of Baubau.nnThe situation inside the cave is very bright, because in the middle of the cave the atmosphere is quite wide open and sunlight can directly enter. There are several large trees growing on the rocks soaring high out of the cave.nnNo signboard was installed when we were here.nnThis place is often used as a photo booth by residents who cross this route. It has also been used as a filming location.nnOne thing that is unfortunate is the cleanliness in the cave. There is a lot of littering of trash left by people who don't care about the environment. Come on, together we take care of the beauty and cleanliness of our environment.

The cave which is located in Wakangka village, Kapontori sub-district is easy to find because it is right on the right side of the Kapontori highway. The means of transportation to this place are very limited so you have to use private vehicles or vehicle rental services. It took about two hours from Bau Bau to the Kapontori cave.nnMy mouth is wide enough, easy for adults to enter. If you stand at the mouth of the cave, the expanse of resident rice fields is clearly visible. There is no ticket to enter this cave. Maybe because it is still relatively natural and has not been managed properly, the arrangement of the cave is also very simple.nnThere are two large burrows in the cave, each hole sometimes draws water from behind the stone. Stalactites appear on the ceiling of the cave and stalagmite on a petrified cave floor. Sunlight is quite a lot that goes into the cave because there are large trees that grow.n nThe tourism potential of this cave is quite good, it only requires mutual awareness from both visitors or local residents who have to keep this cave not dirty. I still find graffiti on stone walls, scattered plastic trash, or even the rest of the burning of a bonfire left unchecked.nnI think, I'm an alternative place for those of you who like nature photos but like being in a studio. You don't need to worry about heat and rain. Liang Kamoi Cave can cover your worries.

This cave is on the roadside, from the front of this cave we see a very beautiful view because the position of this cave is at a height

Natural cave in the district of buton district capontory, in front of the views of the valley that presents the charm of rice fields surrounded by green hills that are part of the lambusango forest which is the lungs of the world