A mysterious ruin that rivals Angkor Wat, 99% of people don't know about it

After visiting Yogyakarta, besides Borobudur, another must-see is Prambanan. As for Prambanan, I must describe it this way, majestic yet elegant in demeanor. Perhaps I really want to narrate with words, perhaps I really want to express with photos, but I encourage everyone to go there in person, to see and feel its beauty with your own eyes and heart. Many people might compare Angkor Wat with Prambanan, I personally don't like to make pointless comparisons when traveling. Both narrate the same story, so there will definitely be similarities to some extent, but when it comes to architectural style and the portrayal of figures, there will certainly be differences. If we talk about the grand scale, although it can't compete with Angkor Wat, the 240 intact structures from Prambanan's heyday are still astounding. After all, there's no need for comparison, because the mere existence of these ancient ruins is enough to inspire awe. 🎫＞ Ticket: 387.5K 🕑＞ Opening hours: 6:30-17:00 💡＞ TIPS: Prambanan is not very large, it can be seen in about two hours, making it suitable for a visit in the afternoon. If you're short on time, you can visit Borobudur in the morning and Prambanan in the afternoon. There's a large lawn at the exit, sitting under a tree for photos is very photogenic.