Tangkuban Perahu is a captivating volcanic crag, its name translating intriguingly to "upturned boat" due to its distinctive shape reminiscent of an overturned vessel. Nestled amidst lush highlands, this geological marvel teases visitors with its dramatic silhouette and cauldron-like craters, often softly wrapped in swirling mists. Local folklore tells of Sangkuriang, a prince whose ill-fated love for his mother resulted in the creation of the mountain. As you meander along the mountain paths, the scent of sulphur rises from steaming fumaroles, adding to the mystical atmosphere. This natural wonder is a testament to both the earth's fiery force and cultural tales woven through generations.