Candi Jago, Hindu temple in Malang, Indonesia.
Candi Jago is a temple in Malang, Indonesia, that rises on multiple levels with detailed stone carvings. The structure consists of stacked terraces connected by stairs and holds niches with figures.
The temple was built in the late 13th century under the Singhasari kingdom. It was erected as a memorial for a deceased ruler and remained preserved over the centuries.
The outer walls display relief panels that narrate stories from ancient Indian texts, which visitors can observe up close. These stone panels illustrate Hindu and Buddhist traditions that coexisted in the East Java region.
The site lies approximately 22 kilometers from central Malang and can be reached by paved roads. Visitors will find parking near the entrance and can tour the grounds throughout the year.
A stone inscription inside mentions a historical figure from the 14th century. This inscription connects the temple to religious movements that operated in the region during later centuries.
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