Central Java (Javanese: ꦗꦮꦠꦼꦔꦃ; Indonesian: Jawa Tengah, abbreviated as Jateng) is a province of Indonesia. This province is located in the middle of the island of Java. Its administrative capital is Semarang.
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These ancient masterpieces of Hindu architecture are adorned with bas-reliefs depicting the famous Ramayana story.
As we arrived at the Carpark we did not like see the temple except for a few modern contemporary buildings. However upon walking in, we were awestruck by this UNESCO world heritage temple constructed about 856 AD. It is located in an enclosed park hidden away with with stalls & facilities. The Prambanan Temple being the main temple with many other several small temples in the same compound are Hindu Temples dedicated to Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva (The Creator, The Protector and The Destroyer). The steps to these individual temples are quite narrow and steep with many visitors taking selfies which make it a bit difficult to climb through. Our tour guide walked us through and explained/narrated in detail the history on each and every panel reliefs of stones carving and every temple building which house a statue of Hindu god or goddess. The Temples Park are well maintained, many ruins from earthquake could be seen lying neatly. There is an enclosed area with spotted deers, a souvenir shop and café. For visitors who do not wish to walk , they can pay a price for the Buggy Transport. The driver will gladly stop and wait for you while you explore the temples site . At the Exit , there are plenty of market stalls for souvenirs. Certainly worth the time to explore this ancient Hindu Temple, definitely one of the best tourist site around Yogyakarta !!!
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Selogriyo temple is a village's Hindu temple situated on the foot of Sumbing Mountain, Windusari village. It is a nice area to visit by a walk through the village and rice fields. You may explore and feel the real Javanese atmosphere and environment.
If you have more time, this is another site which optional to visit, take about an hour or less to explore and hike along the rich country side - passing lots of paddy field, children playing football, climbing the tamarind tree... if you lucky may stumble some water buffalo too. Recommend for those who seek and wants to know the life hood of local village and highest point is restore old temple. The view overlooking the rolling hills and terrace of rice field is very captivating.
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In April 1949, the Dutch established several cemeteries throughout Indonesia where the reburial of the remains from mass graves in Indonesia found place. The Dutch Foundation for War Burials maintains these cemeteries. Kalibanteng in Semarang is one of them.
This place is so beautiful, and being a graveyard it is ironically peaceful. The pool/ water surrounding the park gives a cool feeling in the middle of very hot Semarang city. Big old banyan trees at the entrance look so strong and cooling too. Like any other Dutch graveyard in Indonesia this is one is also very clean and well kept. It is a must visit for tourists too. No charge on entry, however people are expected to keep noise down and respect that the place is not a scenic place for group photos etc. Keep the place clean and do not litter. I think you may feed the fish in the huge pond but with appropriate fish food. Go and learn about the different shapes of the grave tombs.
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The location above the Dieng theater building has a very nice view. The road to get to the top is relatively good although uphill. Every few steps there is a good point for selfies.
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