#borobudurtemple

Borobudur, in Central Java, Indonesia, is the world’s largest Buddhist temple and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the 9th century, it features over 2,600 relief panels and 500 Buddha statues. At sunrise, the misty landscape creates a mystical atmosphere that makes visiting unforgettable. I really suggest to opt for a guided tour in order to discover all the secrets of this wonderful site ! #borobudurtemple #borobudur #indonesia #indonesiatrip

Borobudur temple is a huge Buddhist temple in Central Java, it covers an area of 2500 m² and is one of the worlds most expensive collections of Buddhist reliefs as it’s decorated with almost 2700 relief panels. Its size and intricately calves stonework is mind-boggling. In the 14th century with the decline of Hindu kingdoms in Java it became unknown to the world andremained so for almost 400 years, it was rediscovered in the early 1800s. #getgoing2025 #borobudur #borobudurtemple #centraljava

#getgoing2025 What a magical night to finally be able to participate in this year's Borobudur Vesak Lantern Festival. It's more than just a lantern festival. It was such a serene night where you meditated with the majestic Borobudur Temple as a backdrop. This video can't even do justice how wonderful it was. 📍 Borobudur Temple, Indonesia #vesak #lanternfestival #borobudurtemple #travel #culture #indonesiatrip

#Borobudur is a must-see, but get ready for an adventure! This place is massive, so brace yourself for lots of walking and climbing. Since you’re a foreign tourist, you’ll need to get a special tour ticket, which will come with a cool little package (straw flip-flops included). They’re comfy, but you might still want to wear comfortable shoes for all the steps you’ll be taking around the park. Here’s a tip: Borobudur gets hot. It’s better to go early to avoid the midday heat, but if you’re going later, load up on sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water. The climb up to the top is worth it, but those steps are quite something indeed —be prepared for a mini workout! And keep an eye out for the local photographers who’ll try to sell you photos. If you’re not interested, just smile and say “no” politely, or they’ll keep after you with endless offers. When you’re ready to leave, getting out can feel like a maze. There are loads of souvenir stalls on the way to the exit, and it’s super easy to lose track of where you’re going. Stick with your group or follow the signs closely, or you might find yourself accidentally looping back! Borobudur is a blast, though, and the views and history make every step worth it. So, get your camera ready, enjoy the ancient vibes, and have fun exploring one of Indonesia’s wonders! #borobudurtemple #travel #yogyakarta #100waysoftravel

The largest buddhist temple in the world! After attended my friend’s wedding in Plataran Hotel, we decided to go to borobudur which is only 15-20 mins away. As we came around 4pm, we only managed to purchase entrance ticket. If you want to go up to the temple, then you have to come early , maybe in the morning. They dont let you climb up the temple after 4pm (if im not mistaken). We bought the tickets on the booth, but it’s better to reserve and buy online. Fee : To the temple ground (entrance fee up to the temple ground) Domestic Tickets General: Rp 120.000 Child: Rp 75.000 Foreigner Tickets Adult : USD 25 Child : USD 15 Additional fee if you wish to go up to the temple structure: Adult: Rp 500.000 (foreigner) , Rp 150,000 (Indonesian) Prices may change~ #winhkflight #borobudur #Indonesia #borobudurtemple I want to go to HK with mom to enjoy their attraction

The Borobodur temple complex is recognized as a world heritage by the UNESCO. Built in the 7th century (AD750-850), it is a Buddhist temple made wholly of stones. The complex is shaped in a square, with four levels and stone carved bas relief depicting each four levels of life until one reaches the ultimate enlightenment. On the highest level there are stone structures of bell shapes (stupas), with peeping holes and housing a Buddha statue within. It has been said that the Borobodur is the Angkor Wat of Indonesia. Indeed, there are similarities: the profusion of beautiful bas relief, the preeminence of stones as its building material, and the political will of dynasties (Saliendra for Borobodur, and Suryavarman for Angkor initially) that made possible such massive constructions of religious significance. Saliendra eventually disappeared mysteriously, and as such the Borobodur was abandoned and forgotten (also due to the 14th century conversion of the Javanese to Islam), until re-discovered again by the British ruler Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles. Restoration has been done to the structure since the 19th century.1 What is dissimilar and superior to the Angkor Wat, and I know I have the contrarian view here, is that the stories told through the bas relief are better versed in the Borobodur. While the beauty of Angkor Wat and all its attending temple complexes is, undeniably, unsurpassable due to its beautiful environ and scales of grandeur, the Buddhist message as told in the Borobodur was clear, observable by the modern sojourner and engaging. The structure was an amazing work of art, history and religion. The craftsmanship of the restoration was excellent, largely preserving its archaic impression unlike the Water Castle, which looked very modern. We were awed—the Borobudur was a good prelude to the Angkor Wat. #buddhism #indonesia #borobudur #borobudurtemple #unesco #southeastasia #travel

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