The History and Mystery of the Pangalengan Satanic House, West Java

RADAR TEGAL - The following is a story about the Satanic Slave House, which is now being used as a tourist spot.
Satan's Slave is one of the best Indonesian films made by Joko Anwar and released in 2017 and 2022. In the first Satan's Slave film released in 2017, this film achieved great success with an audience of 4.2 million people.
Meanwhile, the sequel series, Pengabdi Setan 2: Communion, managed to achieve a higher audience with a total audience of 6.3 million people in theaters.

Scary and very horror stories make people who watch Satan's Slaves scream and talk about them a lot. One thing that is very memorable from the film Pengabdi Setan 1 is the character of the mother, who makes the audience shudder.
Not only that, in the previous series, the location was in a cool European-style mansion, and now this place has become a popular tourist destination. The house used as the filming location for Satan's Slaves is in Pangalengan, West Java, and now the place is a tourist destination.
The presence of this house then raises the curiosity of many people about its history. Here, radartegal.disway.id summarizes the brief history of the Satan Slave House.

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The History of Satan's House
The story of the History of Satan's Slave House begins in 1900 in Pangalengan, West Java. At that time, the house was used as a residence for the supervisor of the plantation owned by the Bosscha brothers.
Bosscha is a tea entrepreneur from the Netherlands who owns the Malabar Tea Plantation in Pangalengan. Bosscha is known as someone who is generous and has an interest in science.
Evidence of this is the existence of the oldest astronomical observatory in Indonesia, which is in Lembang, as well as relics from Bosscha. However, the tea garden owned by Bosscha was later taken over by the state through PT Perkebunan Nusantara, so the house changed ownership.
Several times the house was occupied by people, including the one now owned by PTPN VIII, but this did not last long. Over time, this house was not properly cared for, but it was maintained because it has valuable historical value.
Currently, the house is used as a filming location and also as a tourist spot in Pangalengan. For anyone who wants to enter this house, an entrance ticket payment of IDR 10,000 is required. With these tickets, you can see firsthand its uniqueness and charm.

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Interestingly, this house is close to various other tourist attractions, such as Sunrise Point Cukul, Wayang Windu, Nimo Highl

and, and so on.

 

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