Javanese Folklore encompasses a rich collection of traditional stories, myths, and legends from the island of Java in Indonesia. These tales often reflect the values, beliefs, and cultural practices of the Javanese people, featuring themes of morality, spirituality, and the relationship between humans and nature. Many stories involve characters such as gods, spirits, and mythical creatures, illustrating the blend of Hindu, Buddhist, and indigenous influences in Javanese culture. Popular tales include the adventures of Roro Jonggrang and the epic of Mahabharata, which continue to be celebrated through performances, art, and local traditions.