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Puncak Suroloyo

Kabupaten Kulon Progo · DI Yogyakarta · Indonesia

AI rating4.5

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Nature

Local notes —

Head to Puncak Suroloyo in Keceme, Gerbosari, Samigaluh, Kulon Progo Regency. The pin follows the Puncak Suroloyo tourist attraction marker on Google Maps; the separate Suroloyo Peak mountain listing is excluded from the rating reference. It is not a photograph’s camera location or the combined Kendil–Suroloyo geosite point. Floopel has not surveyed the entrance; check destination signs on arrival. Plan for hundreds of steps. Confirm vehicle access, admission and visiting hours with the local operator, and follow instructions and restrictions at the site.

Official source

Google Maps: The provisional AI reference adopts one Google Maps aggregate unchanged: 4.5/5 from 1,348 reviews on the Puncak Suroloyo listing, checked on 7 October 2026. It includes no independent assessment of quality or access; confidence was not calculated. Not a personal experience assessment or a Floopel user rating.

Photo credits

Archive photograph Pesona Suroloyo.jpg — Muhammad Harits Fadhli, CC BY-SA 4.0. Taken on 26 November 2016 and uploaded on 3 June 2017. The photograph shows the landscape viewed from Suroloyo; the mountain in the frame is not identified as Suroloyo’s summit. Source EXIF records a NIKON D3200 and Software Adobe Photoshop CC (Windows); exact source processing is unverified. Commons resized the original 6016 × 4000 file to 1280 × 851 pixels. The rendition was sent as input with unchanged Floopel bytes, without cropping, retouching, blurring or AI. The media system processes files for delivery; public byte identity or EXIF retention is not claimed. The photograph does not establish present views, weather or access conditions.

Why it matters

The steps towards Puncak Suroloyo offer a way to read the Menoreh landscape from above. In Gerbosari, Samigaluh, this hill is a place to observe layers of hills and the landscape beyond. The Kulon Progo Tourism Office explains that Borobudur, Merapi and Merbabu can be seen in clear weather. Those views depend on conditions on the day; an archive photograph captures one moment rather than a result every visitor can expect. Reaching the summit area involves hundreds of steps. Set a pace that suits your ability, and use pauses to notice how the hills and plains shape the Menoreh landscape.

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