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Join this Borobudur Day Tour and get on a 5 hours tour to visit Borobudur, the largest Buddhist temple in the world.

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the temple complex of borobudur yogjakarta indonesia

Things You Can Do Here

  • Snap photos of the historical site — from the main dome and the Buddha statues to the serene Javanese landscape.
  • Optionally, see 2 more historical temples of Pawon and Mendot after your Borobudur trip.
  • Enjoy this Borobudur Day Tour with a convenient pickup and drop off service to your hotel.
  • Need a better photo opportunity in Borobudur? If you don’t mind waking up earlier, you may join the Borobudur Sunrise Tour instead.
  • For a complete tour of the world wonders in Yogjakarta, why not join the Borobudur and Prambanan combo tour during the magical hours.
  • Have a question about this Buddhist candi? See the tour info for a brief introduction of the temple.
the borobudur temple complex in the yogjakarta indonesia - one of the wonders of the ancient world

Tour Info

Borobudur Temple Complex Yogjakarta

  • The Borobudur, or Barabudur, is a 9th-century Buddhist temple complex in Magelang, Indonesia.
  • Located 45 km way from Yogjakarta city, the complex is considered one of world’s greatest ancient monuments, at par with the Angkor Wat in Cambodia.
  • At 2500m square, the Borobudur temple complex is also the world’s largest Buddhist temple.
  • The temple is built with nine stacked platforms, and contains 576 Buddha statues.
  • It was built on the Kedu Plain, also known as the garden of Java due to it’s high fertility.
  • The temple is surrounded by 4 volcanoes (or 2 twin volcanoes) – Merbabu and Merapi and Sundoro and Sumbing.

Mystery

  • Until today, why the complex was built and why it was abandoned is still a mystery as no written records about them exist.