Candhi Gunungsari, Temple in Indonesia
Candhi Gunungsari is an archaeological site of great significance, located in Magelang.
The temple dates back to the 9th century during the Medang Kingdom.
Gunungsari Temple plays a role in unraveling the history of Buddhist architecture in Indonesia.
Visiting hours are not strictly regulated but respecting local customs during visitation is encouraged.
Unlike other temples, Candhi Gunungsari is unassuming and has yet to be completely restored.
Location: Magelang
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