Ngawen, Ngawen Temple in Indonesia
Ngawen is an ancient Hindu-Buddhist temple complex in Central Java.
Built in the 8th century during the Sailendra dynasty, it marks a period of religious fusion.
The site displays remarkable stonework and carvings reflecting the era's artistry.
Located in Magelang district, Ngawen is a short drive from Yogyakarta.
It stands as a lesser-known yet significant counterpart to the famed Borobudur.
Location: Magelang
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