Kalasan Temple Review

Karasen Temple was once a very famous temple in the local area. It was later damaged for various reasons, and then it was repaired. Now the temple I saw is not completely the original appearance, but the repair of a new temple seems to be more interesting. It is a sense of history that is missing.

It is a very famous temple with a long history in the local area. It is really good, the scenery is also OK, the buildings here are also very beautiful, and it is still fun to play.

Especially the big Buddha inside is very tall and very dazzling. The monastery is fragrant, and everyone often prays here for peace. Suitable for people with faith.

The Kalassen Temple is a building left by an ancient dynasty, the temple is a tall pillar structure, damaged very seriously, and there are quite a lot of historical monuments around.

I don't know which ancient temples to visit in Yogyakarta? This is enough to see Yogyakarta, Indonesia, the birthplace of Java Buddhist culture, with Borobudur, one of the world-famous Oriental historical sites, Indonesia's most magnificent Pulandan Indian church, and Karasen temples like the Pulanden temple and the goddess of wealth. Enjoy the sunrise, the sky-high work - Borofutu We visited the Borofutu temple and enjoyed the sunrise. The temple is a multi-storey building, and it takes a while to climb to the top, so friends with poor knees or poor cardiopulmonary function should do their best. Each floor of the temple is small and can be viewed in 15 minutes. Of course, if you love history and want to know the story behind each wall sculpture, a few hours is also a must. People leave the temple quickly after sunrise, if you choose to enter from Manohara, you should leave the temple before 7:30 am, as the buffet breakfast is only served until 9 am. Play time: 3 hours. Ticket price: 475000 IDR. Well preserved and charming sunsets - the temple is much less famous than Borobudur, but after seeing the temple you will feel that it is a world wonder. Most of the temple complex is preserved, with at least five temples dedicated to Brahma, Visnu and Shiva, of which Shiva is the main temple. Many visitors come to watch the sunset, and the cool and pleasant temperatures at sunset are indeed a good time to visit. The temple is large and well maintained, and there are shuttle buses to take you to several smaller temples on the ground. Outside is a small restaurant and gift shop, with plenty of parking spaces. Play time: 3 hours. Ticket price: 350000 IDR. Nirvana is reborn, Buddha statues are numerous - the temple of Plaaosan is actually a monastery, unlike the Shiva and Seva temples. It is not far from the Saiva temple, built during the same period of the Raka Ipikatan dynasty. Like other temples, it has suffered from the eruption of Mount Merapi and earthquakes and is gradually being reassembled and restored, with a giant patron statue of Devapala standing in front of each temple. It is worth noting that its two-story three-room structure, the pagoda layer rises to the top of the center. Around Plaaosan Temple are small Bodhisattva stone statues, placed on both sides of the empty lotus throne, the facial details are clearly and moving. Play time: 2-3 hours. Ticket price: 350000 Indonesian rupiah. The symbol of wealth, the Kalasen Temple, the goddess of Tara, was built to worship the goddess of Tara. In the ancient Java people's faith, the goddess of Tara brought wealth to human life. It is a richly decorated cube-shaped temple. Some of the decorations are climbing plants, lion elephants, domes, dwarf Ghanaians and Buddhas, as well as intricate cloud carvings and blissful world residents who play two stringed instruments with shells. During the ancient Mandala Empire, the Karasen Temple was restored three times, and it is said that there is a 4-meter-long bronze Buddha statue, but it has now disappeared, and there are more than 50 domed pagoda buildings about 5 meters high outside the temple. Time of play: 3 hours. Ticket price: 10,000 IDR. Today, we took you to visit four of the most representative temples in Yogyakarta, from the world-famous Borobudur, the magnificent Plambana, to the historic Plaaosan temple group and the rich Kalassen temple, friends interested in the temple must not miss!