YouTuber Enters Haunted Forest and Dares to Cook Offerings Found Under a Big Tree Near a Grave, This is What Happened Next

Dream - In Indonesia, there are still many people who perform rituals of giving offerings under big trees or graves for various purposes. Usually, these offerings will be left and replaced periodically.

The contents of the prepared offerings are also diverse, ranging from fruits, dishes, water, to cigarettes and incense.

Many people say that these offerings are not allowed to be eaten by humans. However, this does not apply to YouTubers known for their content of exploring the wilderness, Dede Inoen.

In one of his videos, the long-haired man explores a garden that looks very similar to a forest due to its tall and dense trees.

While in the middle of the forest, Dede suddenly discovers several graves marked with a stone. The forest is still considered sacred and haunted by the local community.

“Here I found some stones, if you look at it, it's not a fossil but looks like a grave. Seriously, these are graves, there are graves in the middle of the forest,” said Dede while pointing to a stone believed to be a tombstone.

Not far from the grave, he found offerings placed under a big tree. When he looked closer, Dede said the offerings had been recently placed.

In the video, there are various foods and drinks such as water, coffee, old coconut, bananas, fried chicken, duck eggs, incense, and even intact cigarettes.

Not only did he look at them, but he also tried each of the food offerings. Dede also shared the fried chicken, which he said was still crispy and delicious, with his cameramen colleagues.

In addition, because some of the offerings were raw food, Dede moved to a wooden shack in the middle of the forest to cook the eggs he found.

After taking out all the equipment he brought in his bag and finding fuel to cook, Dede immediately fried the eggs using a cup.

When the eggs were cooked, Dede enjoyed the forest atmosphere while eating his food and a cup of coffee he had found earlier. He said the food from the offerings tasted delicious.

This video by Dede, uploaded on his YouTube account two years ago, has been watched over 11 million times and liked by more than 200 thousand users.