Hello and welcome to Openeer. I'm Hugh Levinson and I'm Head of the Department which

makes programs like Assignment in the Inquiry, but now we're doing something a little different.

I've made a selection of brilliant programs produced for other broadcasters, so think

of this as a trip around the wonderful world of radio making. And today we take a journey

to Indonesia, recorded back in 2014 for ABC Radio National in Australia. It's a truly

remarkable story told through on the ground repertoire target is best, vivid and immediate.

I should warn you that it's a story about sex, so it may not be one to listen to with

children. Now over to Rebecca Henshka reporting from Solo in Java for the story of Sex Mountain.

We're driving about an hour out of Solo to Malcolm August, a hilltop Islamic shrine.

It's in a spacious day to night. Every 35 days the Friday of the Western calendar intersects

with porn on the five days of the ancient Javanese lunar calendar. And on this night,

Muslims from across the country flock to Gununga Mugus to conduct a ritual that involves adulterous sex.

So we're climbing up some steep steps now, up to the grave of Samudro. If you turn around,

you can look out over the lake. The sun's heading now, so it's quite beautiful.

And a lot of visitors are arriving at the grave tonight.

The single grave here is believed to hold the legendary prince, Pongarang Samodro,

and his stepmother night under Wulan.

So we're walking past Warrung, some food stalls on the left, where people are coming and having

food. And then on the right is a forest of trees, very large roots that people are sitting around.

Everything's let by very simple, one ball blight.

It's time for Magri, which is the quarter prayer of the evening of the sunset.

So you can hear the quarter prayer being ringing out from the nearby mosque.

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