Candi Plaosan, a 9th-century Hindu-Buddhist temple complex, is known for its intricate carvings and twin temples, offering a glimpse into Java's ancient history.
Currency
IDR (Rp)
Best time to visit
April to September
Languages
Indonesian · Javanese
Coordinates
-7.625°, 110.271°
Key facts
1Candi Plaosan is one of the largest temple complexes in Central Java
2The temples are adorned with intricate reliefs depicting Hindu and Buddhist deities
3Candi Plaosan Lor and Candi Plaosan Kidul are connected by a bridge, symbolizing the unity of Hinduism and Buddhism
Timeline
824: Construction of Candi Plaosan began under King Pikatan
850: Completion of the main temple, Candi Plaosan Lor
15th century: The temple was abandoned and fell into ruin
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HeritageIDR 10,000
Candi Plaosan
A beautiful 9th-century Hindu temple complex featuring 34 small temples and intricate carvings.