Pegulingan Temple, Ancient temple in Indonesia
Pegulingan Temple is an archaeological site rich with cultural artifacts.
The site dates back to the 11th century, reflecting the Balinese Hindu-Buddhist era.
It exemplifies the fusion of Hindu and Buddhist architectural elements.
Located near Tampaksiring in Gianyar, it's accessible to tourists interested in history and religion.
Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site under the 'Cultural Landscape of Bali Province'.
Location: Tampaksiring
Location: Gianyar
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