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Prambanan Temple
Best time to visit
Tidligt om morgenen eller ved aftentid er der færre besøgende, temperaturen er behagelig, og lyset er ideelt til fotografering. I regntiden (november til marts) er der færre mennesker, men underlaget kan være glat, så man skal være forsigtig.
Budget tips
Entréprisen er cirka 350.000 indonesiske rupiah, med rabatter for studerende og grupper. Billetter til aftenens lysforestillinger købes separat, og man sparer penge ved at købe dem online på forhånd.
Recommended for
Historieentusiaster, Fotografer, Kulturelle eventyrere
Plan your visit
2-3 timer
About
Quick facts: Covering an area of 39 hectares, this temple complex houses over 240 temples. Although most of the temples are in ruins, they still preserve rich Sanskrit carvings that narrate stories from Hindu epics.
Highlights: The main temple stands about 47 meters tall, topped with exquisite lotus sculptures that are truly stunning. At night, a light show illuminates the temple murals, making visitors feel as if they have traveled back to a religious ceremony thousands of years ago.
Insider tips
- Brug behagelige sko og sokker, da der er mange ujævne stentrin i tempelområdet.
- Pladsen omkring hovedtemplet er et godt sted at fotografere solnedgangen.
- Undgå at besøge i ferier for at undgå store folkemængder.
- Tag solcreme og vand med, da vejret i Indonesien er varmt og fugtigt.
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