Liang Lipang with the charm of the beauty of the cave which has a unique stalactite arrangement that is so wide that it spoils the eye is complemented by a stretch of white sand that is directly opposite the crystal clear blue sea water and can be used as a snorkeling spot for tourists.
The name of the cave or liang lipang comes from a community story that there used to be a group of fishermen carrying mangroves from the Bugis tribe who anchored and rested around this cave and at night the cave looked bright and bright and after the fisherman checked the conditions around the cave, it turned out to be light. The fish came from a pearl (kalauw) which was above the head of a giant lipang, the fisherman from the Bugis tribe tried to take the gem/pearl of the lipang, but because of fear when being chased by the lipang, the fisherman decided to burn the mangrove he was carrying so that the smoke from the burning The mangrove poisoned the giant centipede, instantly the centipede died in the waters around the hill which is also called Bukit (bonto) lipang in Kajuadi Village, until now people believe the Lipang cave glows every Friday night.
Liang lipang with the charm of the beauty of the cave which has a unique stalactite arrangement that is so wide that it spoils the eye is complemented by a stretch of white sand that is directly opposite the crystal clear blue sea water and can be used as a snorkeling spot for tourists.
