Kedulan Temple, Hindu temple in Indonesia
Kedulan Temple is an archaeological site rich with ancient relics.
The temple was discovered in 1993 after being buried by Mount Merapi volcanic ash.
It reflects the Hindu influence on Java during the 9th-century Medang Kingdom.
Located near Yogyakarta, it offers a glimpse into Javanese history.
Features a blend of Hindu and Buddhist architectural elements.
Location: Sleman
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