Sunrise tour is one of the best things you can have in Indonesia or in entire SEA. You need to get an expensive ticket in advance or on the same day early morning (like around 5am). If you can prove that you are a student, Indonesian or Southeast Asian, you get cheaper rates. Then you can trek up to the top of the temple and watch the sun rise. You are allowed to take photos but not videos. Try long-exposure photos, they look super good Pre - Sun Rise. Attached are some photos I got while visiting .

We experienced a sunrise from the temple, what an amazing experience besides from such a historic place🙏. The journey to the top fills one with awe. The detailed carvings displaying the Buddhist journey is amazing. Wow, what a great experience. Lots of additional activities to do and a restaurant available to offer food and drinks. 👍

This famous Buddhist temple, dating from the 8th and 9th centuries, is located in Central Java. It was built in three tiers: a pyramidal base with five concentric square terraces, the trunk of a cone with three circular platforms and, at the top, a monumental stupa. The walls and balustrades are decorated with fine low reliefs. Around the circular platforms are 72 openwork stupas, each containing a statue of the Buddha. UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE site ..very beautiful in deed ..neat and clean place well maintained by the Indonesians..

This is my second visit after visiting this temple as a child. This temple does have things that are charming and extraordinary. This temple deserves recognition as one of the many wonders in this world. However, during this pandemic, visitors must comply with health protocols by not touching the temple, they must still wear a health mask and when I visited yesterday they could not go up to the top of the temple. Even so, I will revisit Borobudur Temple in the future.

Came to this place before the Covid Pandemic hit. This place is wonderful and the vibe is relaxing. Access to the location is easy. The last time I visited here, the view at the top of the temple was amazing and crowded with tourists. If you want to visit here, please pay attention to the signs in several locations to help keep the temple well maintained.

The Borobudur Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is undeniably a must-visit destination that seamlessly blends history, spirituality, and architectural grandeur. Stepping into this ancient monument is like taking a journey back in time, surrounded by the intricate carvings and majestic stupas that tell the tales of a bygone era. The serene ambiance, especially during sunrise or sunset, adds a mystical touch to the experience, making it a pilgrimage for both locals and tourists alike. While the historical and spiritual significance of Borobudur is awe-inspiring, I couldn’t help but notice a few areas that could enhance the overall visitor experience. The vast green expanse surrounding the temple, while charming, could benefit from a bit of grooming. A well-maintained lawn would not only add to the aesthetic appeal but also provide a comfortable spot for visitors to relax and soak in the atmosphere. Additionally, the introduction of more public seating areas could be a thoughtful improvement. Considering the number of visitors exploring the temple grounds, having strategically placed benches would offer a welcomed respite for tired feet and an opportunity to contemplate the marvels of Borobudur. In conclusion, Borobudur Temple is a cultural gem that has withstood the test of time. Its grandeur and historical significance are undeniable. With a few enhancements to the surrounding greenery and the addition of more seating areas, the experience for visitors could be even more delightful. This is a place where the past meets the present, and with a little care, it could continue to be a timeless destination for generations to come.

I'm sure the place must have some interesting aspects, which we couldn't seize during our visit.. 1. Their COVID rules are absolutely absurd and terrible. We went through at least 25 people (6 check-points at the entrance) checking at least twice our kitas, vaccine, ect. 2. None of the staff speaks even basic English - terrible for what is Unesco heritage and used to be a 7th wonder 3. Strong racist policy by the authorities. Price for foreigners is 350k whereas locals pay only 50k. 4. There is no straight exit. You have to go through 15 long minutes of labyrinth made of tourist shops at the exit, with most of the sellers jumping on you at your passage. Not a fun experience especially with the heat 5. During covid time, the stairs and all the temple is closed to visitors. All the annex temples were closed as well. The organization explained us that "there is COVID virus active in these parts" 🤔 of course the price remains unchanged even removing 80% of the interest of the site I am sure it is a great place with great potential. Just can't approve any of the decisions that are being made by the authorities there 🤢

The temple itself is very nice, and it worth a visit if you’re in the area of course, given its cultural significance as the largest Buddhist monument on earth. I will say the price was quite steep however for what you receive. It was approx 500000 per person if you want to walk through the temple grounds, and this entitles you to go onto the temple but only with a guide, and you only have one hour. Because of this, a lot of the panelling work and areas are missed off the tour, and they seem to drag you only to where people will want to have photos of themselves taken. I’d have preferred to not have a guide at all had I known what I was paying for was a time limited tour of one corridor and the roof area, but unfortunately you are not allowed to access the temple without the guide.

BEWARE! This was a complete rip-off and money-grab for anyone who isn't local. They charge foreigners USD $25 (vs USD $3 for locals) just to walk around the structure. The tickets for going into the structure sell out quickly. When you are exiting, you have to go through a maze of stores with vendors who are relentless and like vultures. They literally follow you throughout hoping you'll buy. I was so exhausted by the time we made it out. Overall, the structure is beautiful and impressive. I just wish the management was better and actually respected the structure and its history and meaning. The entire time we were there, we heard nothing but Islamic prayers over the speakers which, along with the prayer room built on the grounds of the structure, felt very disrespectful and as though they wanted to overshadow Buddhism. The prayer room could have easily been built outside of the structure and its grounds as a form of respect for another religion. It's sad to see that this structure, which is important to Buddhism and history, is nothing more than a money grab for people who don't care about the culture except to exploit it for their own selfish gains. I'd honestly skip this one and visit Bali instead.

Good experience. It's very regimented as you go through the steps 1 to 6. Online you get the choice of two different tickets. I tried to find out the difference, apparently it's all about which stories you get told. However, the girl said that everyone gets told both stories by the guides and there is no difference. Maybe they could remove this confusion by only selling one ticket. I found the archeological museum very interesting. They have photographs showing before, during and after the restoration. It was a huge project, with large mobile cranes and involved disassembling and reassembling pretty much all the stones. Great job! On the way out you are directed through a maze of vendors all selling the same stuff. Too much. It should be streamlined and the number of sellers reduced by 80% If you climb up the structure, you are given a pair of sandals which you get to keep. Somebody has a good business here, selling 1,000 plus pairs everyday. Whether they make any difference in preventing erosion is really uncertain. I had no use for them and left them on the top of a bin.

This was a much anticipated trip, I had seen many previous videos and pictures. There are many comments about the entry price being vastly different for International visitors, 375K IDR compared to domestic visitors who pay 50K. I can understand why the difference exists, but it seems rather steep to me. The biggest disappointment for me was that you are no longer allowed to enter the temple. The access points are now sealed off. Again I can understand why, but for myself, it did take some of the pleasure away. The famous bell towers can only really be seen from a distance and in my opinion can't be appreciated in the same way. The site possesses the longest exit route I have ever experienced! You walk though a labyrinth of alleys lined with literally hundreds of gift stalls. As previously mentioned, I can totally understand why this is so. All that said; it is a world heritage site and well worth a visit. The perimeter is open and you can walk around all 4 sides of this vast and impressive temple. As I walked away from the area, I had mixed feelings: I couldn't help feeling a little disappointed by the 3 aforementioned aspects but thoroughly impressed by the wonderful architecture.

Truly a magnificent landmark. Not only value its historical moment, also spiritual too. The last time I visited, it was sprinkling (not raining) and I strongly felt it was a blessing from the Buddhas to keep myself a little bit dry. The written wall of the temple is still safely kept until now, which is serving its important messages to us. However, after you done strolling around the temple, please do not forget to visit the cafe. The service is very friendly and the prices aren’t expensive at all.

I have wanted to visit this wonder of civilization for years and now that I came here I can say it is indeed very impressive, with a magical aura at the temple grounds. It is a shame though because climbing the temple was closed for visitors so we could not see the cage-like structures with buddhas inside at the top, nor the views from the top of the temple. They used the pandemic as the excuse for not allowing visitors to go but that sounds like a pretty lame excuse for charging the same entrance fee for much less maintenance/work. This was disappointing.

Visiting the largest Buddhist temple in the world and one of the most interesting UNESCO World sites, and one of the seven Wonders of the world was one of the highlights of my trip. Navigating around when and how to go, which kind of ticket to buy, was challenging. I heard a lot of stories and with this review I am hoping to provide an accurate up to date experience Q: Are the sunrise tours canceled? A: Yes they are, unless you are staying in the Manohara hotel, they have a special private Tour Q: When should I go? A: The 1st tour starts at 8:30am, if you will buy tickets on site, make sure to be there at least 1 hour before, so 7 to 7:30. They only allow 1200 visitors per day on the temple itself, so don't arrive later than, noon, because not only it will be so crowded and you might miss entry, the scorching sun will burn you, especially on the temple, being it made from black volcanic stone Q: Can I get on top of the temple? A: Providing that you buy an extension of the temple ground ticket, you can, only with a guide with a max time limit of 1 hr. The temple has 7 levels, the max reachable level is 6. The last level is off limits to public, only reserved for high religious figures Q: Should I buy tickets on site or online? What kind of tickets is available? A: I prefer to buy tickets on site since there are so many outlets selling them, which might end up being fake tickets. There are two types of tickets, temple ground and temple structure. With the ground one you will only be allowed access around the temple but not on top of it, so you should buy the temple structure ticket, which will cost you 455,000IDR or 30 dollars, which personally I found very expensive, however since this place is one of a kind it's totally worth it Q: Is the tour organized? Can I roam on my own? A: Yes a few tours leave every 30 mins starting 8:30am, each tour is assigned a number. You will have to follow your tour guide and group at all times, which is part of the ticket. They will give you a slipper to wear, because you are not allowed with normal shoes on the temple structure. Your guide will explain the history of the temple and everything you nerd to know. There is mineral water provided. There will be 15 mins free time to roam and take pictures in the end on the structure. On the temple ground itself you can stay as much as you want I believe a better job can be done in organizing the tours, streamlining all the information about the visit online to make it easier for tourists to access and enjoy their experience to the maximum

This place brought me peace and energy while been there waiting for the sunrise. From darkness to light you will have the opportunity to see the magnificent of that majestic temple. I highly recommend going before sunrise and take your time contemplating the site. Take your time also for take some pictures but most important don't forget to feel where you are!

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Historical place but for the foreign tourists, the tickets are RIDICULOUSLY expensive. Angkor Watt costs about $37 for whole day and much more to see. Here costs about $25 but cannot even walk up to the top. THE PATH TO THE TOP OF THE TEMPLE IS BLOCKED. If you’re a traveler with low budget, do not bother to come. But people are so nice.

Incredibly impressive. Our guide was knowledgeable but knew that most of the group wanted to get to the top and get our pictures. Absolutely the best thing we have done in Java. Only 150 people are allowed up at the time which is good. We had a tour take us there, and we did get a better history of the temple and it's significance on Java culture before we went.

(Translated by Google) Incidentally visited here before the Covid 19 pandemic so it's still open, can review this place now. If now it is certain that it is closed even if it is opened but it is not allowed to go up to the top of the temple related to the health process to avoid the spread of the corona virus. Indonesia's cultural historical tourism destination has become one of the iconic wonders of the world. Apart from traveling, it is also to add historical insight, the place and location is quite extensive with several interesting points of interest. Public facilities such as toilets or bathrooms are also available here. Hopefully the Pandemic ends soon and this place can be reopened for medicine filling the holidays after a long hiatus. (Original) Kebetulan berkunjung disini sebelum pandemi Covid 19 jadi masih dibuka, bisa mengulas tempat ini sekarang. Kalau sekarang sudah pasti ditutup kalaupun dibuka tetapi tidak diperbolehkan naik keatas candi terkait prokes untuk menghindari penyebaran virus corona. Destinasi wisata sejarah budaya Indonesia mejadi salah satu ikon keajaiban dunia. Selain berwisata juga untuk menambah wawasan sejarah, tempat dan lokasi cukup luas dengan beberapa titik destinasi yang cukup menarik. Fasilitas umum seperti toilet atau kamar mandi juga tersedia disini. Semoga Pandemi segera berakhir dan tempat ini dapat dibuka kembali untuk obat mengisi liburan setelah lama vakum.

Borobudur Temple in Indonesia is an absolute must-see for any travelers visiting the country. The temple, which dates back to the 9th century, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is considered one of the greatest Buddhist temples in the world. One of the things that makes Borobudur Temple so special is its stunning architecture. The temple is built from over two million stone blocks, and its design is inspired by the mandala, a Buddhist symbol representing the universe. The temple is also adorned with beautiful carvings and reliefs that depict stories from the life of the Buddha and other important figures in Buddhist history. Another highlight of a visit to Borobudur Temple is the opportunity to climb to the top of the temple and take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The temple is located on a hill, and from the top, you can see for miles in every direction. Overall, visiting Borobudur Temple is a truly unforgettable experience. The temple's history and beauty make it one of Indonesia's most important cultural and tourist attractions, and it is a must-see for anyone visiting the country.

Loved this place. Foreigners have to pay a lot more than locals. But they use the extra money for restoration and maintenance. They only allow 150 per hour into the temple and you have to have a guide. Got a ticket and only had to wait about 30-45 minutes for the next tour group. They give you special sandals to protect the temple and then you get them as a souvenir. We had an amazing guide that is very knowledgeable about the temple and it history. The tour lasted about 40 minutes and we still had 20 minutes left for our tour. So we were able to walk around, relax and check out the temple at our own pace. Took an overpriced shuttle from Yogyakarta then shared a taxi coming back.

Borobudur, the crown jewel of Yogjakarta. We heard from our tour guide that Borobudur had been closed for the last three years and had just opened to the public about a month ago. And along with its opening, they are trialing a new system of limiting the number of attendees, how they access the park, and new entrance fees in order to preserve the park and the temple. First things first, the entrance fees. To access the top of the temple, for me, a foreigner, it costs 455,000 IDR. For local it costs 120,000 IDR. I am used to paying more to get into various attractions in Indonesia however, this difference is stark and unfair in my opinion. Hopefully, once their trial is over they will adjust the price to where it's more reasonable. After getting the ticket, we were then given these sandals to wear in the park and they are mandatory. You get to keep the sandals after your tour. One of my friends had expressed that the sandals were quite uncomfortable to walk on but I didn't have issues with them. After that we were split up into groups, each group assigned to an Indonesian-speaking or an English-speaking guide who would then guide us around in the park. We were forewarned by our guide before starting our tour that we were forbidden from straying from the group that we were in. Doing so would cause us to be removed from the park without further reasoning. Our guide gave us our tour of and a lot of history to do with the temple. Very interesting stuff. And of course, we got quite a few photo-ops while on the tour. I recommend wearing a hat and bringing extra water for this tour. It gets quite hot there. This of course is a must-do activity while in Yogjakarta. As with any large attractions in Indonesia, be wary of the souvenir vendors. A lot of them were quite aggressive.

Who doesn't know Borobudur Temple, its fame is very well known throughout the world. Want to share experiences when visiting here. Before you come, it's best to buy tickets online so you don't have to queue for a long time. My advice is to buy a ticket with a package entry to the temple, it's more expensive than one with access to the grounds, but it's more satisfying if you buy a package to go up to the temple because we get a guide and are also given special sandals. to go up to the top of the temple If you want to come here, don't forget to bring an umbrella, hat, drinking water and don't forget to use sunblock because it's really hot up there. Lastly, if you want to buy souvenirs, after coming down from the temple, buy souvenirs in the area near the exit because it is cheaper. That's all the review, basically this Borobudur temple is really recommended to visit.

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Candi Borobudur adalah sebuah candi Buddha yang terletak di kota Magelang, provinsi Jawa Tengah. Candi Borobudur adalah candi atau kuil Buddha terbesar di dunia, sekaligus salah satu monumen Buddha terbesar di dunia. Karena kemegahan dan keagungannya, candi yang dibangun pada abad ke-8 ini sudah ditetapkan oleh UNESCO sebagai salah satu warisan kebudayaan dunia (world heritage). Candi Borobudur dibangun pada masa pemerintahan dinasti Syailendra. berbentuk stupa ini didirikan oleh para penganut agama Buddha Mahayana pada masa pemerintahan wangsa Syailendra. Sejarah berdirinya Candi Borobudur dibangun pada abad ke-8. Asal usul candi Borobudur pun masih diliputi misteri, mengenai siapa pendiri candi Borobudur dan apa tujuan awalnya membangun candi ini. Banyak cerita dan kisah candi Borobudur beredar yang kini dikenal sebagai dongeng rakyat setempat. Letak Candi Borobudur Candi Borobudur terletak di kota Magelang, provinsi Jawa Tengah. Alamat Candi Borobudur lengkapnya ada di Jl. Badrawati, Borobudur, Magelang, Jawa Tengah. Lokasi Candi Borobudur berada sekitar 100 km dari Semarang, 86 km dari Surakarta dan 40 km dari DI Yogyakarta. sejarah candi borobudur lengkap Sejarah Candi Borobudur Bagaimana sejarah berdirinya candi Borobudur dari dulu sampai sekarang? Kali ini akan dibahas mengenai sejarah candi Borobudur singkat dari awal mula berdiri, penemuan kembali dan proses pemugaran candi. Asal Usul Candi Borobudur Terdapat sejarah panjang dalam berdirinya candi Borobudur. Sampai saat ini tidak ditemukan bukti tertulis yang menjelaskan siapa yang membangun Borobudur dan apa tujuan membangun candi ini. Diperkirakan candi Borobudur dibangun pada tahun 800 Masehi. Perkiraan waktu pembangunan candi didasarkan pada perbandingan antara jenis aksara yang tertulis di kaki tertutup Karmawibhangga dengan jenis aksara yang umumnya digunakan pada prasasti kerajaan abad ke-8 dan ke-9. Candi borobudur dibangun pada masa kerajaan dinasti Syailendra di Jawa Tengah yang bertepatan antara kurun waktu 760 sampai 830 Masehi. Proses pembangunan candi Borobudur diperkirakan menghabiskan waktu 75 sampai 100 tahun lebih. Candi Borobudur baru benar-benar rampung 100% pada masa pemerintahan raja Samaratungga pada tahun 825 Masehi. Pendiri Candi Borobudur Siapa yang membangun candi Borobudur? Sampai saat ini masih belum diketahui siapa yang membangun candi Borobudur. Yang jelas candi Borobudur dibangun saat kejayaan dinasti Syailendra. Selain itu juga sempat ada ketidakjelasan candi Borobudur peninggalan agama apa, apakah agama Buddha atau Hindu. Diketahui bahwa warga dinasti Syailendra adalah penganut agama Buddha aliran Mahayana yang taat. Namun berdasarkan temuan prasasti Sojomerto menunjukkan bahwa awalnya mereka mungkin beragama Hindu Siwa. Di era itu memang banyak dibangun berbagai candi Hindu dan Buddha di dataran Kedu. Ada juga candi suci Shiwalingga di dekat kawasan Borobudur yang merupakan candi Hindu. Meski begitu umumnya disepakati candi Borobudur peninggalan kerajaan Buddha di Indonesia. Candi Borobudur sendiri dibangun pada kurun waktu yang hampir bersamaan dengan candi-candi di Dataran Prambanan, meskipun Borobudur rampung lebih dahulu sekitar tahun 825 M. Proses Pembangunan Candi Borobudur Awal mula candi Borobudur adalah berupa rancangan stupa tunggal yang sangat besar memahkotai puncaknya. Karena stupa yang terlalu besar dan berat dianggap bisa membahayakan, maka kemudian stupa tersebut dibongkar dan diganti menjadi tiga barisan stupa kecil dan satu stupa induk seperti sekarang Pembangunan candi Borobudur bisa dibagi menjadi 4 (empat) tahapan. Berikut adalah perkiraan tahapan pembangunan Borobudur: Tahap pertama Tahap pertama pembangunan candi Borobudur dilakukan dengan meletakkan fondai dasar candi. Masa pembangunan Borobudur tidak diketahui pasti dan diperkirakan dimulai pada tahun 750 Masehi. Borobudur dibangun di atas bukit alami, bagian atas bukit diratakan dan pelataran datar diperluas. Borobudur terbuat dari batu andesit, tapi tidak seluruhnya. #kesini ke dua kalix, #semoga nanti bs berkunjung berwisata lg,

Don't come here during pandemic time, not much to see, especially the main entrance is still being reconstructed, so disturbing. You can't climb to the temple, so many area are closed, the museums too. At the vaccination check point, place you will stand for a while before you buy the ticket, there are some guys will give you useless instruction of the covid protocol. Tbh, all of them has been written crystal clear at the board, no need further explanation. They provide washing places, but not with dryer and no tissue available to dry your hands, and they proceed you to Pedulilindungi app barcode scan with your wet hands holding your phone 🤣, poor service for international tourism spot. People come here to see the temple, not to hear the noise from the endless reconstruction of the surrounding. Rp.50K didn't well spent, trust me! Haha

The World's largest Buddhist temple, located in Magelang regency, Central Java. Beautiful sunrise when there's a clear sky, usually the fog clouded the morning sun. Spectacular view of the temple and the surrounding. Great experience indeed!

Borobudur, also transcribed Barabudur (Indonesian: Candi Borobudur, romanized: Candhi Barabudhur) is a 7th-century Mahayana Buddhist temple in Magelang Regency, not far from the town of Muntilan, in Central Java, Indonesia. It is the world's largest Buddhist temple.[ The temple consists of nine stacked platforms, six square and three circular, topped by a central dome. It is decorated with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues. The central dome is surrounded by 72 Buddha statues, each seated inside a perforated stupa. Built in the 9th century during the reign of the Sailendra Dynasty, the temple design follows Javanese Buddhist architecture, which blends the Indonesian indigenous tradition of ancestor worship and the Buddhist concept of attaining Nirvana. The temple demonstrates the influences of Gupta art that reflects India's influence on the region, yet there are enough indigenous scene The monument is a shrine to the Buddha and a place for Buddhist pilgrimage. The pilgrim journey begins at the base of the monument and follows a path around the monument, ascending to the top through three levels symbolic of Buddhist cosmology: Kāmadhātu (the world of desire), Rūpadhātu (the world of forms) and Arūpadhātu (the world of formlessness). The monument guides pilgrims through an extensive system of stairways and corridors with 1,460 narrative relief panels on the walls and the balustrades. Borobudur has one of the largest and most complete ensembles of Buddhist reliefs in the world. Evidence suggests that Borobudur was constructed in the 7th century and subsequently abandoned following the 14th-century decline of Hindu kingdoms in Java and the Javanese conversion to Islam. Worldwide knowledge of its existence was sparked in 1814 by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, then the British ruler of Java, who was advised of its location by native Indonesians. Borobudur has since been preserved through several restorations. The largest restoration project was undertaken between 1975 and 1982 by the Indonesian government and UNESCO, followed by the monument's listing as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple in the world, and ranks with Bagan in Myanmar and Angkor Wat in Cambodia as one of the great archeological sites of Southeast Asia. Borobudur remains popular for pilgrimage, with Buddhists in Indonesia celebrating Vesak Day at the monument. Borobudur is Indonesia's single most visited tourist attraction.

Borobudur temple with plenty of 'deserted' and under-maintained museums. As of this review, tourist still cannot go up to the temple. The temple is surrounded with greenery and is very refreshing to breathe the air

Due to pandemic not allowed to enter into the temple stupas, good parking space, a lot of side show and activity, but the hawkers need to be improved. Overall experience is good. Thank you Borobudur

Get blessed going Borobudur Temple... I would come here again to go upstairs for the Buddha since it's closed due to Covid-19, so you only could visit in below of the temple and there are also market and souvenir to buy but all of them are common. If you like to buy some of the souvenir make sure to bargain first but do not pass the limit also aware of scams and happy holiday!

Very beautiful. Although the two separate entry points aren’t being made clear to tourists. There is the general admission where you can explore the grounds, including AROUND the temple, then there’s the separate admission (with a schedule on a first come first serve basis) where you can walk ON the steps of the temple and whatnot. However, I love the museum. It has a lot of great displays with the descriptions available both in Indonesian and English.

Largest Buddhist temple in the world. Absolutely beautiful and well worth the visit. I'd advise buying a ticket to do the climb as the tour guide is very informative and you learn a lot about Buddhist culture and history. Get there early as tours later in the day are very hot with little to no shade. I arrived at 6:30am but the tour was not until 8:30. Food options while you wait

My 3rd times here. This time visited with the kids. Will be a memorable time and such a great opportunity to see and learn one of world’s seven wonders. The area was very clean with some updated facilities like electric bus, golf cart to touring around temple area. The toilet was also clean. Hopefully get better with more attractions and facilities in the future.

Finally... i came here after a long time ago. Lastly i came here when i was kid.. 3rd grade elementary school on vacation (study tour). I visited Borobudur to accompany my friends. Unlike in the past, Borobudur is now more organized and clean. There are two types of tickets sold, namely tickets that only reach the courtyard and tickets that can go up to the top accompanied by tour guides. This time I was with a very friendly tour guide. We went around the temple area in groups. The ticket price is around IDR 120k and you will get a bag containing small mineral water and sandals. We use these sandals when we go up to the top of the temple. In addition, we are also accompanied by a tour guide.

Dieser Ort ist einfach absolut malerisch! Unser Aufenthalt in 2018 war unvergesslich und bis heute beschäftigen mich die Eindrücke vor Ort! Der Eintritt ist etwas teuer, aber wenn man sich den Ort anschaut, dann sieht man auch wohin das Geld fließt. Es wird stetig erhalten und super gepflegt. Ich kann jedem empfehlen dorthin zu gehen.

I really don’t have words to explain how impressive it is to be there. 💯 recommend. And it is worth it to go to the structure area. Recommend the tour guide to know about it! Staff is very friendly and welcoming

Borobudur Temple Borobudur Temple is a magnificent and iconic Buddhist temple located in Central Java, Indonesia. It is one of the most famous and important historical sites in the country and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here's a review of Borobudur Temple: Historical and Cultural Significance: Borobudur Temple holds immense historical and cultural value. Built in the 9th century during the Sailendra Dynasty, the temple is a masterpiece of Indonesian architecture and art. It showcases the blending of Buddhist influences with indigenous Javanese architecture and serves as a symbol of Indonesia's ancient past. Architectural Marvel: The temple's design is awe-inspiring and unique. It is constructed as a massive stone mandala, with a pyramid-like structure consisting of nine stacked platforms. The lower levels have intricate reliefs depicting Buddhist teachings and stories, while the upper levels house stupas, each containing a statue of the Buddha. Spiritual Experience: Visitors often describe Borobudur Temple as a serene and spiritual place. The ambiance is tranquil, especially during early morning or late afternoon visits. Climbing to the top of the temple offers panoramic views of the surrounding lush landscapes and nearby volcanic mountains. Sunrise and Sunset Views: The temple is famous for its breathtaking sunrise and sunset views. Many tourists and locals flock to the site to witness the sun rising or setting behind the temple's stupas, creating a magical and unforgettable experience. Crowds and Weather: Borobudur Temple is a popular tourist destination, so it can get quite crowded, especially during peak seasons. To avoid the crowds, visiting early in the morning or later in the afternoon is recommended. Weather in the region can be hot and humid, so it's advisable to bring appropriate clothing and stay hydrated. Preservation Efforts: Over the years, the temple has undergone significant restoration and preservation efforts to protect it from natural disasters and decay. These efforts have been vital in maintaining the temple's structural integrity and ensuring it remains accessible to visitors for generations to come. Overall, Borobudur Temple is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts, culture lovers, and anyone seeking a spiritual connection. It offers a fascinating glimpse into Indonesia's rich heritage and is a remarkable testament to the artistry and ingenuity of ancient civilizations.

Borobudur is the symbol of once prominent Buddhist influence in the Java Island. Lava stones are used to build this magnificent temple. Javanese life of a thousand years back is depicted in the stone trough all the drawings and scriptures which still stood as it is ten centuries back. Some part of the temple were destroyed by volcanic eruption and earth quake. The temple wall is adored by over 2500 relief panels. Each relief panel depicts one story from the history. We are so lucky that years of Buddhist history is preserved in this wonderful monument which stand as a symbol of a forgotten history of Java. Borobudur can be easily accessed from Yogyakarta city which is just 35 kilometers away from the site.

Once you see the monument its really jaw dropping! How buddism prosper in the continent thousand of years ago building the temple!

Borobudur was constructed between about 778 and 850 CE. It was buried under volcanic ash from about 1000 and was discovered  in 1814. This temple is one of the most impressive monuments ever created by humans. Each of the monument’s three main levels represents a stage on the way to the bodhisattva ideal of enlightenment; symbolizing this spiritual journey, a pilgrim begins at the eastern stairway and walks clockwise around each of the monument’s nine levels before reaching the top. Must visit once.

Evidence suggests that Borobudur was constructed in the 9th century and subsequently abandoned following the 14th-century decline of Hindu kingdoms in Java and the Javanese conversion to Islam.[7] Worldwide knowledge of its existence was sparked in 1814 by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, then the British ruler of Java, who was advised of its location by native Indonesians.[8] Borobudur has since been preserved through several restorations. The largest restoration project was undertaken between 1975 and 1982 by the Indonesian government and UNESCO, followed by the monument's listing as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.[3]

Love the place, always feeling wow whenever I visit this place. One of the oldest and biggest temple not only in Indonesia but also in the world. The place is so large that it provides the visitor many vehicles to stroll around. Visitor can choose bike, mini busses, and tradisional vehicle, andong. The ticket is 50 K rupiah for resident. The place is also clean, nice crews and since reopened in pandemic the health protocol is a must. One thing that bother is the souvenir seller around temple who folllow visitor since we park the car, not only one but sometimes too many.

The Borobudur Temple in Magelang Regency, Central Java Province is the world's largest Buddhist temple and a pride of the country. My last visit here with my family took place back in 2009, shortly after its privatization and revitalization were completed, which turned the place into a vast recreation park offering not only a temple but also museums, restaurants, a garden, a shopping center and children elephant ride. We also visited the Samudra Raksa museum showing a replica of the wonderful ocean cruise ship, a masterpiece of the nation in the past. Minuses: the entry fee is expensive; it can be scorching hot during the day (they offer umbrellas for small money); walking around the vast area can be so exhausting.

Legendary and historical Borobudur never dissapoint. The place is huge, very clean and refreshing. Best for family. Recommended to have tayo bus for travelling as this place is so huge and will be tired if walking. Hopefully this site can be maintained like this forever. Good job 👍

The most beautiful temple in Central Java, eh Magelang.. and popular. Tourism of a million people. I'm here with my ex lol I spent 2 weeks here. A place that is never boring

This is a 'must see' Mahayana Buddhist temple from the 9th C CE. The sunrise tour is an early rise but is spectacular. The carved temple reliefs, over 2,500, and hundreds of statues of the Buddha are in amazing condition. The reliefs Include the tales of the prior lives of the Buddha - the Jataka tales - and the tales of the pilgrimage journey of Sudhana in search of enlightenment (perfect wisdom). Spectacular detail. Yogyakarta is not the crowded destination that the Hindu/Buddhist Angkor Wat temples in Siem Reap, Cambodia have become. This temple predates most of the Angkor temples.

Impressive architecture, great to go off season (I went in late September) to enjoy the site with less tourists. Unfortunately at the moment you can’t go on the temple. Also beware on Mondays, you can only see it from quite far away.

Exquisite Hindu temple complex. Must see in Indonesia. Prepurchase the tickets for access on the main temple. I suggest buying the last scheduled tour, 4 pm this way you will see all the temple structure ( in a good day ) in the " golden light - before sunset. There are no more tours for sunset only so take this chance to have a heavenly experience. Access on the temple terraces requires a set of special flip-flops that are provided by the visitor centre, brand new, your size and that you can take home in a nice local tote as a gift. All these tours are guided and the guides have pretty good English skills. Hope you have the patience to listen to their stories about ancient history and local history. You will not be allowed to go on the terrace levels without a ticket and special shoes. The walk / stairs : stairs are fairly standard in size and can be easily approached by anybody. I consider the terrace tour is a must

Amazing and magical place. We did a group tour with Sunrise, so we arrived to the Temple very early, we were the first one entered to the temple's first ground. We took a big walk around the temple and in the area. Around 9am they took us up to the temple. There is maximum 150 person/hour, and we were divided up to smaller group with a local guide, what made the whole experience even better

Requiring a guide limited the experience for me. Requiring unsafe sandals that allowed my feet to get sun burned was a drawback to the experience. Recommend taking socks that you can wear with the required sandals that you have to buy with the tickets. We chose not to pay extra for a guide that could speak English. We thought we could explore at our own pace, but we had to stay with our guide. It was really hot at 10:00 a.m. and the guide had us standing in the sun multiple times getting baked. Our group had 15 people, which was too many for one group. It would probably be worth it to find a way to pay extra for a smaller group of your own party to go at your own pace. You definitely should walk up the steps to the top.

We booked this trip through ViaVia travel in Jogja. They arranged a driver and car for the hotel pick up and drop off. The assisted with online entrance ticket purchase. Since covid Boroburdur have changed their visitor system. They now restrict numbers on the structure at any one time, so they have introduced 1-hour timeslots in small groups led by an appointed guide. There is no extra charge for the guide, but you do have to stay in your group. When you book your ticket online, you select a 1-hour slot from those available, and that is the time you are allowed onto the structure. You are given a wristband with QR code containing your time. You are also given soft soled 'slippers' as they call them to be worn on the structure to protect it from erosion (Pic attached). As you enter the structure, your guide will explain and describe each level and the carvings as you ascend. Once at the top, you are allowed to wander around alone but keep an eye on your exit time. You all exit on the opposite side of the structure to the one you entered, and each wristband scanned out. Thus, they know if anyone is overdue. Your guide then points you in the direction of the exit. You can stay on the grounds as long as you like. Be mindful of the heat when booking your timeslot. Warning ⚠️ exit is through a myriad of market stalls and allys, and you will be pestered to buy, and they follow you around, insisting you spend. It is quite a gauntlet. Be firm.

Well regulated with their entrance rule of only 150 people per hour (with more people on the temple, the temple would sink). We had a tour guide provided with the tickets we bought and he was a very informative and fun guy. The entrance difference for tourist and locals is huge though. If you go in the afternoon, be prepared for a hot walk. They give out umbrellas for 20k to use for shade. Overall a great experience.

Ein schöner Tempel aber echt anstrengend da hoch zu steigen wer zu hohen Blutdruck hat sollte aufpassen Geführte Wanderung bis zum Schluß von einheimischen alles in englischer Sprache aber man versteht alles. Nur schade das Touristen mehr zahlen als einheimische das sollte man mal in Deutschland einführen na dann gute nacht. Aber echt sehenswert.

Sehr schön. Eine friedliche Atmosphäre. Ruhig ist es auch, was in Indonesien eher selten ist. Zwei Sterne Abzug gibt es für den Rassismus bei den Eintrittspreisen und die Tierquälerei. Ausländer zahlen fast sechsmal soviel wie Einheimische. Viele Schlangen werden nicht artgerecht in viel zu kleinen Terrarien gehalten.

Sebuah keajaiban dunia dan kebanggaan seluruh rakyat Indonesia. Borobudur adalah satu-satunya objek wisata yang paling banyak dikunjungi di Indonesia. Monumen ini adalah model alam semesta dan dibangun sebagai tempat suci untuk memuliakan Buddha sekaligus berfungsi sebagai tempat ziarah untuk membimbing umat manusia dari alam nafsu duniawi menuju pencerahan dan kebijaksanaan menurut ajaran Buddha. Terletak di perbukitan kota Magelang, Jawa Tengah. Hingga saat ini masih digunakan sebagai tempat ziarah religi, setiap tahun umat Budha yang datang dari seluruh Indonesia dan luar negeri berkumpul di Borobudur untuk memperingati Trisuci Waisak. A world miracle and the pride of all Indonesian people. Borobudur is the single most visited tourist attraction in Indonesia. This monument is a model of the universe and was built as a holy place to glorify Buddha as well as function as a place of pilgrimage to guide mankind from the realm of worldly lust to enlightenment and wisdom according to Buddhist teachings. Located in the hills of the city of Magelang, Central Java. Until now it is still used as a place of religious pilgrimage, every year Buddhists who come from all over Indonesia and abroad gather at Borobudur to commemorate the Trisuci Waisak

Borobudur ist laut Wikipedia die größte buddhistische Tempelanlage der Welt. Borobudur wurde 1991 als UNESCO Weltkulturerbe anerkannt. Die Tempelanlage gilt als das bedeutendste Bauwerk des Buddhismus auf Java. Der Besuch lohnt sich.

Candi terbesar di dunia warisan budaya kebanggaan Indonesia dan dunia

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هو معبد بوذي ماهاياني شهير يقع في ماجيلانج، جاوة الوسطى، إندونيسيا. تم بناءه في عهد سلالة سيلندرا خلال القرن الثامن أو التاسع الميلادي في وسط جاوة وهذا يتوافق مع الفترة ما بين 760 و830 م. وهو مبنيّ بثلاث طبقات: قاعدة هرميّة تتضمن خمس مصاطب مربّعة ومتراكزة، يعلوها جذع مخروط (ثلاث منصات دائرية) وتتوجها أُسطبة ضخمة. أما الجدران والدرابزين، فمزينة بنُقيشات تغطي مساحة إجمالية تقدر بـ 2500 م2. وتحيط بالمنصات الدائرية 72 أسطبة مخرّمة تحوي العدد نفسه من تماثيل بوذة. وقد تم ترميم المعبد بمساهمة من اليونسكو في سبعينيات القرن العشرين.

Candi Borobudur. Terletak di daerah Magelang, merupakan candi Buddha terbesar di dunia. Tiket masuk ke sini utk lokal yang dewasa 50 ribu sedangkan anak2 25 ribu. Utk harga sekian menurutku kurang sesuai karena gak boleh sampai atas dan naik candi. Jadi cuma liat aja dr Jauh. Minimal apa dapat free drink or sovenir gitu jadi sesuailah? well overall cukup puas lah..setidaknya anak2 sudah pernah liat langsung dan Borobudur memang Mahakarya yang luar biasa??. O iya kl mau kesini jangan pas jam 12-13 soalnya stafnya pada istirahat dl. Semoga kedepannya Candi Borobudur makin bagus baik dari segi penataan dan pelayanan?

Borobudur, or Barabudur (Indonesian: Candi Borobudur, Javanese: ꦕꦤ꧀ꦣꦶꦧꦫꦧꦸꦣꦸꦂ, romanized: Candhi Barabudhur) is a 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist temple in Magelang Regency, not far from the town of Muntilan, in Central Java, Indonesia. It is the world's largest Buddhist temple. The temple consists of nine stacked platforms, six square and three circular, topped by a central dome. It is decorated with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues. The central dome is surrounded by 72 Buddha statues, each seated inside a perforated stupa. Built in the 9th century during the reign of the Sailendra Dynasty, the temple design follows Javanese Buddhist architecture, which blends the Indonesian indigenous cult of ancestor worship and the Buddhist concept of attaining Nirvana. The temple demonstrates the influences of Gupta art that reflects India's influence on the region, yet there are enough indigenous scenes and elements incorporated to make Borobudur uniquely Indonesian. The monument is a shrine to the Lord Buddha and a place for Buddhist pilgrimage. The pilgrim journey begins at the base of the monument and follows a path around the monument, ascending to the top through three levels symbolic of Buddhist cosmology: Kāmadhātu (the world of desire), Rūpadhātu (the world of forms) and Arūpadhātu (the world of formlessness). The monument guides pilgrims through an extensive system of stairways and corridors with 1,460 narrative relief panels on the walls and the balustrades. Borobudur has one of the largest and most complete ensembles of Buddhist reliefs in the world. Evidence suggests that Borobudur was constructed in the 9th century and subsequently abandoned following the 14th-century decline of Hindu kingdoms in Java and the Javanese conversion to Islam. Worldwide knowledge of its existence was sparked in 1814 by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, then the British ruler of Java, who was advised of its location by native Indonesians. Borobudur has since been preserved through several restorations. The largest restoration project was undertaken between 1975 and 1982 by the Indonesian government and UNESCO, followed by the monument's listing as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple in the world, and ranks with Bagan in Myanmar and Angkor Wat in Cambodia as one of the great archeological sites of Southeast Asia. Borobudur remains popular for pilgrimage, with Buddhists in Indonesia celebrating Vesak Day at the monument. Borobudur is Indonesia's single most visited tourist attraction. Excerpt from Wikipedia

Good old Budhist temple. Very well maintained and good practice of Covid protocol enforced here. Happy to stroll here but just realized that it’s not as big as I thought.

One of Largest Temple in the World! Prepare yourself with sunscreen, okay! It's Hot!!

(Translated by Google) Borobudur Temple is the largest Buddhist temple in the world. Built in the 9th century, Borobudur Temple is now a magnet capable of attracting millions of tourists every year. Visited by millions of people every year, Borobudur Temple, which UNESCO calls the grandest and largest monument and stupa complex in the world, is indeed stunning. Borobudur Temple contains 2672 relief panels which, if arranged in a row, reach a length of 6 km. Borobudur Temple is open every day from 06:00 to 17:00. The best time to visit Borobudur Temple is early in the morning, when the air is still fresh. The price of admission to Borobudur Temple is IDR 50,000 for adults, and IDR 25,000 for children 3-10 years. If you want to stay there, there are many hotels near Borobudur Temple. Amanjiwo Borobudur Resort, Plataran Borobudur Resort, Plataran Heritage Borobudur Hotel are hotels "close to but the Borobudur temple complex. (Original) Candi Borobudur adalah candi Buddha terbesar di dunia. Dibangun pada abad ke-9, Candi Borobudur sekarang menjadi magnet yang mampu menarik jutaan wisatawan setiap tahun. Dikunjungi jutaan orang setiap tahunnya, Candi Borobudur yang disebut UNESCO sebagai monumen dan kompleks stupa termegah serta terbesar di dunia ini memang memukau. Candi Borobudur memuat 2672 panel relief yang jika disusun berjajar maka panjangnya mencapai 6 km. Candi Borobudur buka setiap hari pk 06:00 sampai pk 17:00. Waktu terbaik untuk mengunjungi Candi Borobudur adalah pagi-pagi sekali, saat udara masih segar. Harga tiket masuk Candi Borobudur adalah Rp50.000 untuk dewasa, dan Rp25.000 untuk anak 3-10 tahun. Bila Anda ingin menginap di sana, ada banyak hotel dekat Candi Borobudur. Amanjiwo Borobudur Resort, Plataran Borobudur Resort, Plataran Heritage Borobudur Hotel itu merupakan hotel" yang dekat tapi kompleks candi Borobudur.

Beautiful, historic, and world-famous temple complex. Must-visit destination if you're in the area. Read up on the history behind the place before you visit. Visit on Vesak Day for a special event - the temple is used by Buddhists all across Indonesia to celebrate the holiday. Various sects come together, pray at the temple, and light hot air lanterns. If you get the chance to visit, take it.

The most interesting monument on the Java island. Huge pyramid made of grey volcanic stone is dressed in hundreds od statues, stone bells and bas-reliefs. There are breath-taking views from the top of Borobudur. Lush tropical landscape with dreamy mountains in the back is unforgettable. The Borobudur is bets to climb in the morning – it becomes very hot at noon.

(Translated by Google) nice place to tour him (Original) bagus tempat wisata nya

1 dari 7 keajaiban dunia. Sangat rekomended banget buat kalian yang pengin foto foto atau pengin belajar sejarah,peninggalan yang sangat bagus,untuk tempatnya juga sangat indah dan bagu bersih juga.

Selama masa pandemi pengunjung blm bisa naik, atau foto2 Selfi di atas candi nya, sebatas depan candi atau halaman luar candi aja

(Translated by Google) Never get bored of coming here ... Cool atmosphere surrounded by green trees (Original) Tk pernah bosan datang kesini... Suasana yang adem dikelilingi hijau nya pepohonan

(Translated by Google) Favorite tourist attractions of tourists (Original) Tempat wisata favorit wisman

(Translated by Google) For those who want to come to Borobudur Temple, please pay attention to visiting hours and times. Borobudur Temple closed early during the COVID-19 pandemic. Besides that, visitors also cannot go up to the top of the temple. Only in the courtyard of the temple (Original) Bagi yang ingin datang ke Candi Borobudur, harap memperhatikan jam dan waktu berkunjung. Candi Borobudur tutup lebih awal di masa pandemi COVID-19. Selain itu, pengunjung juga tidak bisa naik ke atas Candi. Hanya di pelataran candi saja

(Translated by Google) The biggest temple in Magelang, Central Java. Those who have asthma do not go up to the top of Borobudur, yes hehe is afraid of shortness of breath (Original) Candi terbesar yg ada di Magelang Jawa tengah. Yg punya asma jgn naik ke Puncak borobudur ya hehe takut sesak nafas

Located on the island of Java, the magnificent Borobudur temple is the world's biggest Buddhist monument. The temple sits majestically on a hilltop overlooking lush green fields and distant hills. Built between AD 780 and 840 during the reign of Syailendra dynasty, the temple's design in Gupta architecture reflects India's influence on the region. However, there are enough indigenous scenes and elements incorporated to make Borobudur uniquely Indonesian. It covers a total surface area of around 2,500 m2. The monument is a marvel of design, decorated with 2,672 relief panels and originally 504 Buddha statues. The architecture and stonework of this temple have no equal. It was built without using any cement or mortar! The structure is like a set of massive interlocking Lego blocks held together without any glue. The temple has remained strong even through ten centuries of neglect. It was rediscovered in 1814 under the order of Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles. In the 1970s, the Indonesian Government and UNESCO worked together to restore Borobudur to its former majesty. The restoration took eight years to complete, making Borobudur one of Indonesia’s most valuable treasures. The temple is decorated with stone carvings in bas-relief, representing images from the life of Buddha. Commentators claim that this is the largest and most complete ensemble of Buddhist reliefs in the world, unsurpassed in artistic merit.

It was a rainy day and the clouds gave the visit to the world's lagest buddhist temple even an eery vibe. It was arguably the the greatest highlight of my trip on Indonsia's Java island.

We went for the morning sunrise tour & it was amazing - despite the long drive to get here & the morning leg day in the dark, the aftermath was amazing! would definitely drag my friend to see the sunrise again. do book with look cuz its like better & well-planned. no regrets, please visit this place + bring a film camera!

Very beautiful Buddha temple. One of the Unesco Heritage places.

After 41 years, I finally can experience and feel the one of the seven wonder of the world. It is a very memorable moment. And the temple Borobudur it self is so asthonising and amazed! Very proud to be part of the outstanding heritage of Indonesia!

its always been amazing, one of the most fascinating Javanese ancestor's masterpiece. its been closed during pandemic but you still be able to enjoy the beauty of the temple and its green surrounding. visiting in the morning or late evening is advised.

What a magnificent heritage place in Jogja. The place is well organized. We just can go 1mtr apart from the Candi & take photos there. We cant go up since the pandemic

Spectacular. Changes a lot over the years, wel maintained, clean lush green environment. Even though we were not allowed onto the temple it was worth the visit. We had a great guide, worked there since 1986, showed us more then just the temple.

Incredibly ornate and impressive Buddhist temple. Strongly recommend going in the early morning to beat the rush and suggest you arrange a tour guide to help explain the multiple symbolic meanings the temple has. You still can’t climb up the temple due to covid regulations but you can walk around it and appreciate it’s beauty.

It's surprisingly small. Comparing to Angkor Wat it's tiny as it only consist of 1 "building block". And since you cannot climb it, thus only see it from the ground outside (i think due to corona) you kinda miss out on the details. The information on site is also limited. Conclusion: it's a neat trip if you're in the area, but I wouldn't recommend adding an extra leg to your travel itinerary just to see this

Since March, it has been open for guided group ascents to the top of the temple levels. At the ticket office may not tell about this possibility, and you have to pay for it in addition to the basic ticket. Group tours begin at 1:30 p.m. Ask at the ticket office about the possibility of climbing. The temple is amazing, the guide tells interesting information.

A majestic temple complex. Opening time 8.30 for the groups (with guide). No sunrise tours at 4 /5/6 am anymore. Purchased tickets online a week in advance. A tour with guide last 1 hour plus (inside the temple, climbed all the way up). Only about 1200 tourists allowed daily. Lots of souvenirs shops around, cafes etc.

1) We’re so excited to save our energy exploring the ruins from our hotel which is located in its compound. 2) The problem we encountered was the premium ticket we purchased is entitled to BOROBUDUR MUSEUM which we found out on the internet! Then only we went back to Exit 4 which is an entrance closed to the museum and explained and requested to enter with all the proofs of photos, slippers and wristbands 2 days after! Please note that you are free to enter with your entrance ticket! 3) Kindly note that there is no point renting a bicycle at the entrance 4 as the exit #5 is right next to the MUSEUM. There was a great walk to return the bike 🚲 at entrance #4 and walked back to the Museum exit #5. 4) Again, from the exit 5 we had to walked round and round annoying through a full of hawkers maze which is about 800m+ then only we could get out to the roadside car park!

A truly stunning attraction, world class. Full of feeling and mood and history. From a time where scale and craft meant something. And time and money in its pursuit meant nothing.

World's largest Buddhist temple that is amazing to walk in. Built in the 9th century, this site will thrill you in it's grandeur. It's difficult to image this survives in such beauty after 1400 years. A must visit.

Worth the money coming to explore this beautiful temple. We came in the middle of the day and started the climb up the temple around 2 which was very hot, I would recommend coming earlier or later to avoid the heat. The temple itself was amazing and had a lot of history behind it. The number of people heading to the top of the temple is limited, so make sure to plan ahead, as you will need to be accompanied by a guide. You get a free water and pair of slippers that you can keep as a souvenir for when you ascend the temple so it does not get damaged. The guided tour is around an hour and a half with 30 mins explanation about the history of the temple before starting the ascent. Then you have an hour once you get your ticket scanned and start the climb. Our guide did a great job explaining the carvings and different levels of the temple and then we were given 20 minutes to explore the upper tier and to take photos on our own. Luckily since they limit the number of tourists, it wasn’t so crowded at the top and you can get a great picture. I definitely recommend the ticket where you climb to the top, otherwise the experience may not be as worth it. This place is a must see when in Yogyakarta

Everything is good and neatly arranged, only after we have finished admiring it, when we get to the exit, we have to go through a maze of selling stalls (and these stalls should also be attractively designed) which is quite tiring. Maybe there should also be some kind of cafe and/or restaurant that is nice and clean so that visitors can hang out there.

This is the center of Buddhist spirituality in Central Java. Although the Buddhists are minority here, but there are some Buddhist monasteries around. Those are very peaceful place to come and experience.

Borobudur is one of the most amazing ancient structures that I have ever seen. I strongly recommend that you read up on the history and rediscovery of the incredible temple. The temple consists of nine stacked platforms, six square and three circular, topped by a central dome. It is decorated with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues. The central dome is surrounded by 72 Buddha statues, each seated inside a perforated stupa.

The must do. The must see. The must experience and the must explore. This historical temple which is the proud central attraction for people of all walks of like, from all over the world. Our journey to Borobudur, the jump start earliest morning start, leaving the hotel by 4.00am, for not only, like the adventurous climbing up the temple, but also, sunrise watching. Pretty much, what an experience still treasured till this day.

It's a great place. I have been here 3 times. Unfortunately, last time I went there it's closed and I can not go upstair.

This was a magnificent and magical place and quiet the memorable experience that I will never forget. We lucked out with the weather being nice and it not be hot plus it wasn’t over crowded. My only complaint is that the security guards were obnoxious and loud during the sunrise but I wasn’t going to let that ruin my experience, but I really hope that the management has a serious talk with them all and possibly find new security guards that actually have respect for the temple and the people that travel from all over the world to come see the temple that is a once in a life time for some. Besides that if you are in the area it is a most you come see the temple and see the sunrise

This was a magnificent and magical place and quiet the memorable experience that I will never forget. We lucked out with the weather being nice and it not be hot plus it wasn’t over crowded. My only complaint is that the security guards were obnoxious and loud during the sunrise but I wasn’t going to let that ruin my experience, but I really hope that the management has a serious talk with them all and possibly find new security guards that actually have respect for the temple and the people that travel from all over the world to come see the temple that is a once in a life time for some. Besides that if you are in the area it is a most you come see the temple and see the sunrise

Borobudur is one of the most amazing ancient structures that I have ever seen. I strongly recommend that you read up on the history and rediscovery of the incredible temple. The temple consists of nine stacked platforms, six square and three circular, topped by a central dome. It is decorated with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues. The central dome is surrounded by 72 Buddha statues, each seated inside a perforated stupa.

Great heritage place. Impressive temple. Cheap but quality guide service. Reasonable entrance ticket price. Worth visit. Just need to hold your nerves when searching main gate walking through thousands stalls with gifts and annoying sellers

During the new normal, the management restrict the visitor from 100.000 per week to 1.400 per week. No visitor is allowed to enter the temple, so we can only do the sightseeing and take pictures from the surrounding garden.

Datang ke sini di masa pandemi. Pengaturanya sudah cukup baik, pelaksanaannya di lapangan berantakan. Pengunjung bergerombol di pintu masuk candi. Pintu keluar dibuat seperti labirin toko souvenir yang melelahkan.

Saat memasuki era new normal (17 08 20) hanya diperbolehkan di area taman saja, belum bisa naik ke atas candi. Untuk bisa naik candi dikenakan biaya guide lokal 100rb, tp hanya bisa naik sampai ke pelataran kurang lebih 15 menit. Tiket masuk lumayan mahal 50rb per orang, anak2 25rb, lalu naik mobil 15rb per orang.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Sangat menarik

Keren tp saat pandemil gini jd males kesana karena tidak bisa keatas.

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Tdk bisa keatas. Covid, musholah jelek

Sekarang Candi Borobudur lebih bersih, byk spot foto dan lebih terawat..

(Translated by Google) A great place for vacation (Original) Tempat yg bagus untuk liburan

Kemarin kesini tp gak boleh naik. Sedih banget huhuhuhu. Tp yaa gimana lg sudah jd ketentuan. Akhirnya cuma fhoto d luar gtu. Klw mau masuk boleh tp sampek pelataran itupun hrus bayar tourgate lg 100k perombongan kan susah ya cari2 orang but satu rombongan maksimal 20 orng. selain uang masuk 50k. Tp krna pas datengnya juga jam makam siang alias istirahat. Jadinya gak bisa masuk walau sampek pelataran. Sebel sih dengan uang 50k perorang cuma dapat gtu doang. Kalai akunya sih gpp soalnya udah pernah ini orangtuaku dan adikku kn belum pernah yaa. Jadi sedikit kecewa. Jauh2 pdhal dr Medan dapetnya cuma photo dari jauh gitu. Tapi ya mau gimana lg.

Pesona nya masih tetap nice meski sudah yg kesekian kali...

Waw ... imaging

saat keluar dari gerbang candi (exit gate), pengunjung diputer-puterin pasar, dan itu sangat melelahkan, sangat menyebalkan, apalagi untuk difabel. tolong pengelola taman wisata candi borobudur, segera perbaiki sistem ini, seharusnya dari exit gate itu langsung ke parking area, tidak perlu keliling pasar dulu.

Tempat bersih dan nyaman. View bagus dari posisi atas candi

(Translated by Google) The place is really good (Original) Tempatnya bagus banget

Nice place

This place is amazing, the scenery is wonderful, but sadly when i visited this place when Covid-19 pandemic so some spot are restricted to visit

Ga bisa naik ke stupa utama, Harus rombongan dan harus pakai guide. Jam 12.00-13.30 petugas break tidak ada aplusan, pengunjung harus menunggu petugas istirahat.

Kawasan Borobudur pada masa pandemi covid-19 sudah dmulai dibuka, jika ingin sampai ke pelataran candi anda diharuskan menggunakan toeur guide per 20 orang bisa di gabung, dengan memberi kontribusi 100 ribu per 20 orang, lebih efektif dalam mengekploreasi kawasab borobudur , meskipun tidak bisa naik sampai ke pelataran candi nya . silahkan yang kangen ke borobudur

(Translated by Google) Welcome..... (Original) Selamat datang.....

Tour guide informatif - educatif dan pinter buat video (cc. P Budi)

semua orang sudah tahu Candi Borobudur kok....

(Translated by Google) Disappointing (Original) Mengecewakan

Walaupun ada pandemi covid 19.semoga wisata di Indonesia segera pulih

Zaman covid semua di batasi T.T

Karena Masih masa Transisi Covid 19. Sayangnya gak bisa masuk sampai mendekat candi, Hanya sampai di bawah saja. Moga Cepat Terselesaikan wabah virus ini?

Sudah buka meski ada corona, dg Jumlah pengunjung yg dibatasi dan hanya bisa diplataran candi tidak bokeh naik. Dan harus dg guide.

Terakhir tanggal 15 Agustus 2020 ke Borobudur tidak boleh naik dikarenakan ada aktifitas bersih² akibat erupsi gunung berapi dan pembatasan pengunjung akibat pandemic korona

Candi Borobudur selalu ngangenin pingin lagi dan lagi berkunjung sama kluarga

Fasilitas penanganan covid-19 di pintu masuk bagus, jaga jarak dsb. Tapi saat sudah di depan candi menjadi kacau. Saya ingin menyewa pemandu untuk naik ke candi, tapi tidak ada kepastian rombongan yang bisa diikuti (pengelompokan kacau) dan tidak ada kepastian berapa lama harus menunggu orang yang masih di candi.

bila ada yg ingin berkunjung di saat ini (Agustus 2020) masih pada fase ujicoba dibuka untuk umum, dengan pembatasan jumlah pengunjung, mengikuti protokol kesehatan penyebaran Covid-19. Dan sayang sama kali untuk sekarang kita belum boleh masuk ke dalam candi, kita hanya diijinkan masuk hingga pelataran candi saja. semoga ke depan diperbolehkan. untuk keluar dari borobudur anda akan diarahkan dengan sengaja tanpa kita bisa memilih menuju labirin kios pedagang yg sangat panjang dan melelahkan. ini minus poin nya menurut saya pribadi.

(Translated by Google) New era normal. You can enter but you are not allowed to go up to the temple building, only around it (Original) Era new normal. Bisa masuk tp tidak boleh naik ke bangunan candi, hanya boleh di sekitarannya saja

(Translated by Google) Ome lah (Original) Ome lah

Kapan bisa event lari di borobudur lagi Borobudur Marathon 2020

Borobudur is one of the most amazing ancient structures that I have ever seen. I strongly recommend that you read up on the history and rediscovery of the incredible temple. The temple consists of nine stacked platforms, six square and three circular, topped by a central dome. It is decorated with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues. The central dome is surrounded by 72 Buddha statues, each seated inside a perforated stupa.

Candi borobudur sudah dibuka utk wisatawan domestik. Bisa beli tiket terusan atau terpisah. Kalau tiket borobudur saja hanya 50rb kalau terusan jadi 75rb utk borobudur dan prambanan (berlaku utk 2 hari) Selama masa new normal, wisatawan dilarang membawa makanan dan minuman ke dalam lokasi candi, kecuali membawa minuman dengan menggunakan TUMBLER. Tiket masuk hanya sampai di halaman candi saja, untuk masuk ke pelataran harus bayar 100ribu lagi utk bayar pemandu (bisa patungan bersama 20 orang). Hanya sampai pelataran saja ya, tidak bisa naik ke area candi.

Fasilitas umum spt toilet kurang bersih, alur kunjungan terlalu di puter puter.. Apalagi pas mau keluar, harus lewat pasar yg muter banget. But the temple so fabs! Love the architecture & budayanya indonesia ?

기독교신자로서 불교사원에서 기도드릴 뻔 했습니다. 그만큼 정말 그 규모와 분위기가 압도적이구요, 새벽에 일출보러 오시면 충분히 그 값어치를 할 것이라 예상합니다. 낮에 오시면 엄청 뜨겁고 더우니깐 참고하세요.

Bener2 keajaiban dunia..

Widih candi nya tinggi banget kalo foto foto bagus ny

Amazing jozz

Main kesini dlm keadaan pandemi covid 19.disini amat sangat ketat ya..InsyaAllah aman lah..sayangnya tdk bs sampai puncak..hnya sampai pelatran saja itu saja pake pemandu.pemandu nya bayar sndiri ya tdk termask dalam tiket masuk wisata.jasa pemandu Rp.100.000..bisa bantuin foto2 juga..sambil jalan jadi gak bengong.kita dicritain sejarahnya..klo udh cape jalan2.ntr balik ke parkir kendaraan bisa naik kereta listrik mini

Agustus 2020. Lg covid jd pembatasan pengunjung. Seumur2 ksini gak pk guide dan skrg diWAJIBKAN. masuk per 20 org. Ini judulnya percuma pk guide krn kita GAK BOLEH naik smpe atas. Candi ini awalnya rutin disinfektan. Tp dikarekanan stlah penelitian, kandung disinfektan dpt merusak batu candi makanya dstop. Jd pengunjung tdk boleh naik selama covid.

Nggak banget deh kesini lg,,, Kalau naik ke atas skrg harus dgn pemandu dan bayar lagi,,, Dan jalan pulangnya gak seperti tahun2 yg lalu, yg skrg super muter2 dan super jauh, sepertinya tujuannya supaya pakai kereta Thayo yg bayar lg... Kalau msh pgn kesini mending pagi2 aja deh, jgn sampai diatas jam 10 disini, ampun panasnya, dan yg bawa balita pasti akan kerepotan... Kapok tenan wes, jalan pulang ke parkiran tlg jangan diputer2in deh

lumayan cape jalannya... hahaa

Tempat bagus tp untuk sementara pelayan kurang memuaskan ,pengunjung banyak yg kecewa

Tempatnya bagus, masuknya juga ketat, dan tertib. Sayangnya hanya bisa foto & melihat dari halaman candi karena akses untuk ke dalam & naik candi belum diperbolehkan

(Translated by Google) The usual (Original) Biasa

Patuhi protokol kesehatan

(Translated by Google) That time is just passing by (Original) Waktu itu hanya lewat

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Mantap

Kecewa ga boleh msuk di kawasan cndiya pdhl udh excited pgen fto2 di pelatarannya yg ad stupanya ehh smpai sana zonk htm jg mahal skrg 50k cm bs di taman sekitar candi doank

Maybe because of pandemi so there are a lot of restrictions here... We can only on pelataran candi can not climb to 1st level and so on... I recommend you to rent electric car to go around candi... ?

Level dunia

Nice Place

Tempatnya bagus, bersih, luas juga. Cinderamatanya juga terjangkau harganya. Cuma jika akan sholat di musholanya harus membawa mukena dan sajadah sendiri.

Salah satu Warisan Dunia

Luar Biasa. Ingin terus mengunjungi.

(Translated by Google) Clean (Original) Bersih

Historical place

Sejarah suatu bangsa yang tidak ternilai harganya.

Good

Agak kecewa karena selama coro a tidak bisa naik sampek ke puncak nya dan harus pakai guide

One of Indonesia's most beautiful and amazing cultural heritages.

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Mantap

Klo ke sini, KALIAN WAJIB DATANG PAGI. TERNYATA ADA BATASAN PENGUNJUNG 1800 orng/HARI. Setelah itu meski jam 3, klo kuotanya udh penuh, kalian d larang masuk. Saya bahkan hampir gak masuk klo gak ada orng protes. Agak mengecewakan krna gak ada info seperti itu d internet. + harus d dampingi seorang guide/kelompok. Dalam candi maksimal 30 menit. Pokoknya gak bebas banget. Klo mau dtng, mending selesai covid deh klo mau bebas naik ke candi.

Alhamdulillah bisa menginap semalam

(Translated by Google) Hot (Original) Panas

Masuk nya mahal cuma buat foto2 aja mah

Masih sepi,,, g bs lama" Dsna,,, padahal udah menempuh perjalan yg ckp jauh,,,

Peninggalan sejarah yang sangat amazing guys..

(Translated by Google) extraordinary (Original) luar biasa

Majestic temple but the exit is too far

The famous local heritage in Indonesia. Good recommendations come during Vesak holidays and follow all the rituals

It is a beautiful temple like nothing you have ever seen. The view is extraordinary as well, but be warned that it will be packed with thousands of people.

Cool temple. Don't go during corona though

I went to this best historic place in Central Java with my family. We went there in the middle of my school holidays. My family and I chose this place because we thought that this place could be the best of both a relaxed and a spot to study history. The whole way to the temple, I already felt so happy because the area is a clan. To enter the Borobudur temple, we bought four tickets, and it's not expensive compared to other places. I felt so amazed by the beautiful statues and relief. I could see beautiful scenery on the top of the temple.

Still one of the best wonder place During Pandemic , you can only look from below temple Please prepare Umbrella and wear hats if you don't want to get sunburn

pernah menjadi salah satu keajaiban dunia

For me as a photographer, this place means everything. Good for every photoshoot just name it. You want take prewedding, family photoshoot and more its all good. One of the best place in the world that you have to visit

Menarik sejarahnya..kalau ke sini harus pakai tour guide agar bisa dijelaskan sejarahnya..menarik Dan indah.

The Borobudur Temple Compounds is one of the greatest Buddhist monuments in the world, and was built in the 8th and 9th centuries AD during the reign of the Syailendra Dynasty. The monument is located in the Kedu Valley, in the southern part of Central Java, at the centre of the island of Java, Indonesia. The main temple is a stupa built in three tiers around a hill which was a natural centre: a pyramidal base with five concentric square terraces, the trunk of a cone with three circular platforms and, at the top, a monumental stupa. The walls and balustrades are decorated with fine low reliefs, covering a total surface area of 2,520 m2. Around the circular platforms are 72 openwork stupas, each containing a statue of the Buddha. The vertical division of Borobudur Temple into base, body, and superstructure perfectly accords with the conception of the Universe in Buddhist cosmology. It is believed that the universe is divided into three superimposing spheres, kamadhatu, rupadhatu, and arupadhatu, representing respectively the sphere of desires where we are bound to our desires, the sphere of forms where we abandon our desires but are still bound to name and form, and the sphere of formlessness where there is no longer either name or form. At Borobudur Temple, the kamadhatu is represented by the base, the rupadhatu by the five square terraces, and the arupadhatu by the three circular platforms as well as the big stupa. The whole structure shows a unique blending of the very central ideas of ancestor worship, related to the idea of a terraced mountain, combined with the Buddhist concept of attaining Nirvana. The Temple should also be seen as an outstanding dynastic monument of the Syailendra Dynasty that ruled Java for around five centuries until the 10th century. The Borobudur Temple Compounds consists of three monuments: namely the Borobudur Temple and  two smaller temples situatued to the east on a straight axis to Borobudur. The two temples are Mendut Temple, whose depiction of Buddha is represented by a formidable monolith accompanied by two Bodhisattvas, and Pawon Temple, a smaller temple whose inner space does not reveal which deity might have been the object of worship. Those three monuments represent phases in the attainment of Nirvana. The temple was used as a Buddhist temple from its construction until sometime between the 10th and 15th centuries when it was abandoned. Since its re-discovery in the 19th century and restoration in the 20th century, it has been brought back into a Buddhist archaeological site...

um swastiastu

Candi budha , candi bersejarah, keajaiban dunia,

(Translated by Google) Clean and tidy (Original) Bersih dan rapi

Experienced amezing Vesak Festival.

(Translated by Google) It turns out that my ancestors were an architect 🤩 (Original) Ternyata nenek moyangku seorang arsitek 🤩

(Translated by Google) Temple that supposedly ....... (Original) Candi yang konon .......

(Translated by Google) Indonesian cultural heritage that must be preserved ... "Don't forget history" (Original) Warisan budaya inonesia yang harus dijaga... "Jangan lupakan sejarah"

wisata bersejarah, salah satu keajaiban dunia. keren

Belom bisa naik ke stupa tapi lumayan lah tetep bisa foto jarak 1mt

Nice place

magic, setiap kali mengunjunginya terutama pada saat perayaan Waisak, amat mempesona 😍😍😍 bahkan saat dilihat dari kejauhan pun

Candi borobudur merupakan situs purbakala yang menjadi keajaiban dunia banyak cerita tentang asal candi ini.penasaran wajib berkunjung minim 1x seumur hidup.

(Translated by Google) Neat (Original) Apik

Sayang sekali tidak bisa naik ke atas, tapi bisa di maklumi

Sangat bagus memiliki nilai artistik

Parkir motor di area luar 5k. Bayar masuk candi 30k. Ga boleh bawa makanan minuman dari luar. Protokol kesehatan diterapkan. Pas masa pandemi gini ga boleh naik sampe keatas. Cuman bisa keliling di bawah candi. Walaupun gt, masih bisa foto2 kok. Keluar dri tmpt candi, ada kandang gajah jdi kalau bawa anak bisa mampir. Kalau cape, bisa naik moli 15k. Sebelum pintu keluar kita lewat pasar dan bisa beli oleh2 khas candi borobudur.

Sayangnya ga bisa naik ke candinya

The temple and hospitality were good, but felt terrible when Exit from this place. We had to walk almost 1 km... Terrible

Amazing place

Tempat wisata yg berada di Magelang Jateng

🌻Candi Borobudur, Tempat wisata yang indah😍 Kesini Ama Keluarga sangat Menyenangkan...😘😘 Semoga bisa liburan Ke Borobudur lagi, dng Keluarga yg lebih Lengkap lagi. ✨Memori2012

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Megah

(Translated by Google) The last time it came at the end of the year, there was still a ban on going up to the top of the temple, so it could only be in the area under the temple ... Health protocols are still valid and running well. Waiter staff very satisfying. 😄 (Original) Terakhir kali datang waktu akhir tahun , masih ada larangan untuk naik ke atas candi, jadi cuma bisa di area bawah candi saja... Protokol kesehatan masih tetap berlaku dan berjalan dengan baik. Pelayan staf sangat memuaskan. 😄

(Translated by Google) Back again after 31 years ... How much change, unfortunately I can't go up to the top of the temple because of this covid ... 😢 (Original) Kembali lagi setelah 31 thn... Byk bgt perubahannya, sayangnya tdk bisa naik keatas candi dikarenakan covid ini.. 😢

(Translated by Google) Only hawkers make it annoying (Original) Hanya pedagang asongan yg bikin kesel

(Translated by Google) A place that must be visited (Original) Tempat yg wajib dikunjungi

(Translated by Google) Good clean place, but during the pandemic I can't go up to the temple, habya to the lower court (Original) Bagus tempat bersih , tp selama pandemi jd ga bisa naik ke candinya, habya sampai pelataran bawah

(Translated by Google) Comfortable and clean environment (Original) Nyaman dan bersih lingkungan

👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Bgus

(Translated by Google) Currently we can only go up to the bottom of the Borobudur temple, and we are not allowed to climb into the temple body (Original) Saat ini kita hanya bisa naik sampai kaki terbawah candi Borobudur,dan tidak diperbolehkan naik ke badan candi

(Translated by Google) History and cultural heritage that really need to be preserved, with you visiting there has helped the people's economy (Original) Sejarah dan peninggalan budaya yang sangat perlu dilestarikan, dengan kamu mengunjungi kesana sudah membantu ekonomi rakyat

(Translated by Google) Great place (Original) Tempat yg bagus

(Translated by Google) It is recommended to buy a ticket to the Prambanan temple, valid for 2 days And also prepare money to ride a golf cart prepared from the temple, because the road to the temple is a bit far (Original) Disarankan beli tiket terusan ke candi prambanan, berlaku hingga 2 hari Dan juga siapkan uang untuk naik mobil golf yang disiapkan dari pihak candi, karena jalan menuju candi agak jauh

Nice place

i was lucky to visit this Budha's temple masterpiece. Visited Borobudur temple when sunrise was totally worth it. The atmosphere was so calm and good for meditate

For the first time coming here, and being able to visit this place is my own pride, considering the borobudur temples are known all over the world. Here not only enjoy the magnificent view of the temple, we can also learn history. It's a pretty big ticket to get in, but I think it's worth what we got. The business goes well with me.

Words can not describe this incredible temple,

Great sites. The stairs to the top is closed currently due to covid, but you can get to the area closer to the temple by hiring guide. However, there are still some good spots for taking photos.

Can't go up

World class tourism destination, well-preserved relic, surrounded by wide garden. You can ride tourism car (kereta kelinci) or elephant, nice experience. Just before exit gate, there is a long narrow alley where you can by souvenir and art. Beware, they are, sometimes, quite aggresive. Happy traveling.

selalu ada kenangan disana

Stupendous

Candi Borobudur merupakan Candi Buddhis terbesar di dunia

(Translated by Google) Expensive tickets (Original) Tiket mahal

(Translated by Google) I like this place 4 times I came here the first time here in junior high school in 1996, the second Karangtaruna group in 2002, the 3rd and 4th family group in 2018-2019. Into 3dan 4, I was very disturbed by the sword, especially the toy traders because I brought children. (Original) Saya suka tempat ini 4 kali saya kesini pertama kali kesini waktu smp tahun,1996 yg ke 2 rombongan karangtaruna tahun, 2002 yg ke 3 dan 4 rombong keluarga tahun 2018-2019. Ke 3dan 4 saya sangat terganggu sama pedang keliling apalagi pedagang mainan karna sy bawa anak.

Dulu berlibur ke Vihara ini sungguh sangat menyenangkan

Candi Borobudur. Candi yang membanggakan bangsa Indonesia, dimana pernahenjadi salah satu dari tujuh keajaiban dunia Semoga candi ini bisa lebih mendapatkan wisatawan. Candi yang sangat asri, nyaman dan taman-taman yang indah.. Saya berharap ada sisi lain candi yang digarap seperti Taman safari, selain belajar anak-anak bisa rekreasi dengan komplek taman bermani dengan tiket terusan. Saya kita ini akan menjadi pemasukan yang luar biasa. Dan yang kedua jalan keluar jangan dibuat melelahkan.

(Translated by Google) Waw amazing (Original) Waw amazing

Situs bersejarah luar biasa

nice place with nice view...

Suatu kebanggaan tersendiri karena d kota kelahiran ada salah satu tempat wisata yg mendunia dan merupakan salah satu keajaiban d dunia.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful temple to visit (Original) Vihara yg sangat indah untuk dikunjungi

Very nice place. One of the best place for honeymoon in Central Java.

(Translated by Google) amazing, deserves to be one of the wonders of the world (Original) menakjubkan, pantas menjadi salah satu keajaiban dunia

ok

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Indah sekali

(Translated by Google) Borobudur Temple Indonesia (Original) Candi Borobudur Indonesia

(Translated by Google) The temple is spacious, nice and cool .... (Original) Candinya luas, bagus Dan sejuk....

(Translated by Google) You must know ..... 👌 (Original) Anda harus tau.....👌

(Translated by Google) It's still just getting to the courtyard, not yet allowed to go up to the temple (Original) Masih baru bisa pelataran aja, belum boleh naik ke candi

(Translated by Google) Fun cultural tourism, although tiring but has its own and enjoyable impression There is a large parking area, there is a museum too, and there are special vehicles to go to the temple if you are lazy to walk (Original) Wisata budaya yang menyenangkan, walaupun melelahkan tetapi punya kesan tersendiri dan menyenangkan Parkir luas, ada museumnya juga, serta ada kendaraan khusus menuju ke candi jika malas jalan kaki

(Translated by Google) Wonders of the World (Original) Keajaiban Dunia

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately when I arrive at the access key to go up the temple, but for the sake of preservation of the temple and the stupa there so that the children and grandchildren can still see the temple later (Original) Sayang pas datang di kunci akses naik candi nya, tapi gpp demi keawetan candi dan stupa disana biar sampai anak cucu masih bisa lihat tuh candi nantinya

(Translated by Google) View keren, untuk yang suka spot sun rise dan sub set bisa pesan dengan paket makan malam di manohara restoran di dalam kompleks borobudur, banyak akses untuk masuk ke area candi bila di musim liburan, di area depan sangat luas, dan international look, pelayanan juga cepat, loket di bagi 2 untuk mancanegara dan domestik, kalo lelah ada mobil caddy dan kereta mini, restoran manohara juga enak dengan makanan kelas internasional dan citarasa domestik, guide juga di sediakan di sini, akan menceritakan tentang makna ada sejarah lukisan yang can dan makna dari setiap level candi Cool view, for those who like sun rise and sub set spots, you can order a dinner package at the Manohara restaurant inside the Borobudur complex, lots of access to enter the temple area during the holiday season, the front area is very wide, and international look, service too fast, counters are divided into 2 for foreign and domestic, if you are tired there are caddy cars and mini trains, manohara restaurants are also delicious with international class food and domestic flavors, guides are also provided here, will tell you about the historical meaning of the paintings on the temple walls and the meaning of each level of the temple For those who like great views, sunrises and sub-set venues, you can order a dinner package at the Manohara restaurant inside the Borobudur complex and you can enter the temple area during the holiday season and the front area is very large. International appearance, service is too fast, the counter is divided into two for foreign and domestic, if you are tired, there is a Kadikawa mini train, and Manohara restaurant is delicious with international-class food and domestic taste. A guide is also provided here. You have about the historical meaning of the painting on the temple wall and the meaning of each level of the temple (Original) View keren, untuk yang suka spot sun rise dan sub set bisa pesan dengan paket makan malam di manohara restoran di dalam kompleks borobudur, banyak akses untuk masuk ke area candi bila di musim liburan, di area depan sangat luas, dan international look, pelayanan juga cepat, loket di bagi 2 untuk mancanegara dan domestik, kalo lelah ada mobil caddy dan kereta mini, restoran manohara juga enak dengan makanan kelas internasional dan citarasa domestik, guide juga di sediakan di sini, akan menceritakan tentang makna sejarah lukisan yang ada di dinding candi dan makna dari setiap level candi Cool view, for those who like sun rise and sub set spots, you can order a dinner package at the Manohara restaurant inside the Borobudur complex, lots of access to enter the temple area during the holiday season, the front area is very wide, and international look, service too fast, counters are divided into 2 for foreign and domestic, if you are tired there are caddy cars and mini trains, manohara restaurants are also delicious with international class food and domestic flavors, guides are also provided here, will tell you about the historical meaning of the paintings on the temple walls and the meaning of each level of the temple 멋진 전망, 일출 및 하위 세트 장소를 좋아하는 사람들을 위해 보로부두르 단지 내부의 Manohara 레스토랑에서 저녁 식사 패키지를 주문할 수 있으며 휴가철에 사원 지역에 들어갈 수 있으며 전면 영역이 매우 넓습니다. 국제적인 모습, 서비스가 너무 빠르다, 카운터는 외국과 국내를 위해 2로 나뉘며, 피곤하면 캐디 카와 미니 열차가 있고, 마노하라 레스토랑은 국제 수준의 음식과 국내 맛으로 맛있습니다. 여기에 가이드도 제공됩니다. 당신은 사원 벽에 그림의 역사적 의미와 사원의 각 수준의 의미에 대해

(Translated by Google) Historical tours even though it is hot, but very cozyy for walks or photo hunting (Original) Wisata sejarah meskipun panas tp sangat2 cozyy buat jalan2 atau hunting foto

Ok

(Translated by Google) It's hot and I don't like real sculptures (Original) Panas dan saya tidak suka patung sebenarnya

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Bagus

(Translated by Google) if (Original) jos

(Translated by Google) topp lahhh spot for photos, many cafe "delicious (Original) topp lahhh spot buat fotonya , bnyk cafe" enak

(Translated by Google) during a pandemic like this ... visitors can't go up to Borobudur ... it's better to wait here ... instead of being like me, wkwkwkwkkw far away instead cancel when he got there oh yes, 50rebu entrance ticket to see Borobudur from afar (Original) masa pandemi kaya gini.. pengunjung ga boleh naik borobudur nya.. mending di pending deh kesini nya... daripada kaya saya wkwkwkwkkw jauh2 malah cancel sesampai nya disana oh iya tiket masuk 50rebu untuk liat borobudur dari jauh

(Translated by Google) Open every day, but for Monday 1 is closed for cleaning reasons. So you can only take photos from far away, 50k adult tickets, for the museum to stay open (Original) Buka setiap hari, tapi utk hari senin jlur 1 ditutup alasan pembersihan. Jd cuma bsa foto dr jauh aja, tiket 50k dewasa, utk museum ttap buka

(Translated by Google) Many cyclists from Jogja come here, lots of food stalls around (Original) Banyak pesepeda dari Jogja yg kesini, banyak warung makanan di sekitar

(Translated by Google) In the midst of the Pandemic, tourism visits here are quiet, many hawkers are not buying and selling until they sell their wares by forcing tourists to make tourists feel uncomfortable and annoyed ,, I want to be angry but what else can I do with a difficult time, hopefully the pandemic will end soon ... (Original) Ditengah masa Pandemi, kunjungan pariwisata kesini sepi, pedagang asongan banyak yg nggk jual beli sampe menjual dagangannya dengan memaksa turis sehingga membuat turis merasa risih dan kesal,, mau marah kasian tp mau gimana lagi zaman serba sulit, semoga pandemi segera berakhir....

(Translated by Google) Good, relieved, there are elephants there too (Original) Bagus, lega, ada gajah juga di situ

(Translated by Google) It's really hot when I come here (Original) Panas bangett waktu kesini

Very nice & clean.. There are visiting rules due to covid19 handling & maximum visitor capacity (please check website for details & updates before u come). I suggest come here in the morning because good sunrise view & to avoid crowd

In Borobudur Temple you can see relics of the past that hold a lot of history and mystery,You can learn it too.There are many facilities there such as tour guides, trains, traditional craft shops, riding a horse, facilities for foreign tourists, lots of miniatures and explanations that can add to our knowledge even though we don't hire a guide.I feel this place is special because the building holds a lot of mysteries and deep history. And also Borobudur Temple is one of the 7 wonders of the world.Borobudur temple is a very educational and fun place.I really recommend this place to many people out there because you can get a lot of things from this place, especially those who like history.

Because of Covid 19, We can't go in the temple only can access the field near the temple. I suggest everyone who wants to go to bring their own drink, umbrella, sun glasses. Don't forget to bring cash.

Tetap jaga Kesehatan guys.

Good

Keajaiban dunia yang fantastis

CNYに20年ぶりに再訪。記憶も薄れていますが、やっぱり整備されてて観光地化していたのは残念でもあり、致し方ないのかと思い…ちと複雑です。またCOVID-19の影響で内部に入れない状況も残念でした。

Tempat wajib yg di kunjungi klo ke Yogyakarta, apalagi rombongan

Sepi, Protokol Kesehatan Lumayan. Belum bisa naik ke candinya

Sdh 8 kali ke borobodur,dan msh menarik

Its was cool place, but in this pandemic situation you can't go to the peak, only front of the building

Salah satu icon dunia

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Sangat menyenangkan

Massive structure and awesome

(Translated by Google) Alhamdulillah, I am still given the opportunity to come here again, for those who want to come here, there is only a quota limit of 140 people, for those who want a vacation, they can come here quiet too (Original) Alhamdulillah masih di kasih kesempatan kesini lagi, buat yang mau kesini bisa dengan cuma ada batas kuota yaitu 140 orang buat yg mau liburan boleh kesini sepi juga

One of the most beautiful place in Central Java Indonesia, a buddhism heritage of Buddha Shiva culture in Javanese people.

😍😍

Best in this kind...

Makin bersih. Banyak perubahan makin ok.

masa pandemic ini Candi Borobudur tetap buka, dg harga tiket 50K (domestik). namun selain memakai masker, saat ini kita tdk bisa naik ke Candi jd hanya bisa disekitar taman dan tidak boleh naik ada petugas disetiap sudut candi yg akan mengawasi. jgn lupa bawa payung atau sewa payung 10K

(Translated by Google) Good place (Original) Bagus tempatnya

Kalo kejogja jangan sampai kelewatan untuk mampir disini

(Translated by Google) Clean neat (Original) Bersihh rapi

Candi yang penuh dengan daya Magnit mistis. Keindahan dan kecantikannya berdirinya candi ini diluar kemampuan manusia biasa. Itulah aku menganggapnya sesuatu yang luar biasa, penuh dengan mistik sejarah. Aneh tapi nyata, candi yang kukira hanya ada didalam hayal. Ternyata ada di negara tercinta Indonesia.

(Translated by Google) Good ... always clean and comfortable (Original) Bagus...bersih selalu dan nyaman

(Translated by Google) Good view (Original) Good pemandangan

👍

(Translated by Google) awesome .. (Original) mantab..

(Translated by Google) Borobudur Temple is in Magelang (Original) Candi Borobudur itu di Magelang

(Translated by Google) Clean ,, beautiful but unfortunately the seller in the borobudur parking lot offers the goods forcefully, so it's not comfortable (Original) Bersih ,,indah tp sayangnya penjual yg dipelataran parkir borobudur menawarkan barangnya maksa ,,jd ngga nyaman

(Translated by Google) The most must-visit temple attractions for residents of Central Java and deiye (Original) Tempat wisata candi paling wajib dikunjungi untuk penduduk jateng dan deiye

(Translated by Google) Been here with the class of 2012, majoring in Management at the Indonesian University of Education. Never been here before. The place is really crazy. Please be careful with souvenirs / key chains, selling is brutal. To the point that it became uncomfortable because Mulu followed her. (Original) Pernah ke sini bareng angkatan 2012 jurusan Manajemen Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia. Belum pernah kesini sebelumnya. Tempatnya gokil banget. Harap berhati-hati dengan pedagang souvernir/gantungan kunci, jualannya brutal. Sampai-sampai jadi risih karena diikuti Mulu.

ok

(Translated by Google) The place is nice, really happy to be here with my family (Original) Tempatnya baguas, seneng banget bisa kesini sama kekuarga

Must visit..highly recommended for tourism object around Central of Java

(Translated by Google) Amazing ... (Original) Menakjubkan...

Heritage destination. You should visit Borobudur Temple at least ONCE in your lifetime!

(Translated by Google) Just take a look (Original) Nengok saja

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Bagus

(Translated by Google) a suitable place for family vacations (Original) tempat yang cocok untuk liburan keluarga

(Translated by Google) During the pandemic, only the temple grounds cannot enter (Original) Selama pandemi cuma bisa di pelataran candi tidak bisa masuk

(Translated by Google) Good, it's really quiet because of the pandemic. (Original) Bagus, lagi sepi banget karena pandemi.

(Translated by Google) the ticket is a bit expensive 😁 (Original) tiketnya agak mahal 😁

(Translated by Google) It is a very famous temple as a World Heritage Site in Indonesia. I was able to go sightseeing from early morning. There are many headless Buddha statues and stupas. (Original) インドネシアの世界遺産でとても有名な寺院です。 早朝から観光することができました。 首のない仏像や、卒塔婆がたくさんあります。

Too expensive, but it is beautiful

(Translated by Google) Great poll (Original) Mantap poll

(Translated by Google) 1 in 7 wonders of the world Only in the condition of the COVID-19 pandemic cannot it go up to just below. Hopefully we can go there again and can go up to the top. It is quite sad that with this pandemic, business actors have been very hard hit, many stalls have closed and income has dropped dramatically. Less tourists Hopefully the pandemic will end quickly and the economy can revive itself. (Original) 1 dr 7 keajaiban dunia Hanya dlm kondisi pandemi COVID-19 ini tidak bisa naik ke atas hanya dibawah. Semoga bisa ke sana lagi dan bisa naik ke atas. Cukup miris dgn pandemi ini pelaku usaha sangat terpukul, banyak kios² yg tutup dan pendapatan turun drastis. Wisatawan berkurang Semoga pandemi cepat berakhir dan perekonomian bisa kembali bergairah.

It was amazing - despite the long drive to get here & the morning leg day in the dark, the aftermath was amazing! would definitely drag my friend to see the sunrise again. do book with look cuz its like better & well-planned. no regrets, please visit this place.

Very dissapointed with my experience here. Couldn't go to the top of the temple because of the pandemic, even though we are vaccinated and our temperature is normal but we still have to pay full price. It was still nice, we can still see the temple from a reasonable distance but still pretty dissapointed.

Never feel bored to this incredible and amazing place, but i feel bad for how the management push us to shop with make us have to walk more when we wanna out the temple, please make another system about it without make the visitors alredy feel lazy to visit because of it

Very beautiful, unique place and well preserved. Unfortunately the information are not provided properly on the website:-opening time now is 8am-12pm and 1pm-3pm;-is not allowed anymore to climb the hill and every Monday the temple area is closed to the public; -The ticket for non-resident is 350.000 IDR now, which is a bit costly, and it allows access only once to the temple site. The overall experience was great, even though they could improve organization and information.

One of the Seven Wonder of the world, And an the largest Buddhist temple in the world 😊👍Great Heritage in Indonesia👍

One of the largest temples in Indonesia, Borobudur. Many events are held here, one of which is the Borobudur Marathon. Gagah, megah, perkasa.

During PPKM we are NOT allowed to go into the temple. Only to walk around the perimeter.

Look for parking yourself, don't want to be surrounded by street vendors who terrorize you all the way in and out of the temple. You have to prepare a lot of denominations of 10,000 rupiah to 100,000 rupiah if you don't want to be bothered with small money problems

History place to learn buddhism and also the wisdom of oldies.

The temple is open during pandemi. Local tourist pays IDR 50 K each to get in. New regulation. The Closest possible you can get is few meters away from the temple.

Proud of javanese ... our precious history 👍

During the pandemic, can only enjoy the beauty of the temple from the temple grounds. The repair process for some areas is also still ongoing...

I justed to make you aware of the terrible treatment of elephants I saw today at Borobudur park. One was chained around the ankles and could not stand properly because the chain was so tight. It was chained to the ground and could barely move. The worker also hit another elephant with a shovel and jabbed a different elephant with the wood stuck of a broom to force them from the only shade and out into the sun for tourist to see. Is there something we can to do to help these poor animals?

Beautiful place for tourists! Remember to check the for entering inside the Temple before coming here

Lovely places, nice view, but unfortunately we can't go to the top of the Candi, it's forbidden because of pandemi..

One of World 7 Wonders. It is a pity that some of the statue was beheaded or lost some of its part. I hope government does really protect and rebuild this wonderful site. It is part of the Indonesia pride. During the blue and clear sky the majesty of this site is even more emphasized. The detail of each carving, the gargantum size and also the meaning for each floor. Love this site and i hope i can join vesakh celebration some day directly from this site.

A true wonder of the world. Located about 35km from Yogyakarta, so you need to rent a car to visit Borobudur. A must visit if you are around Yogyakarta. However, due to COVID-19, visitors are not allowed to enter the Candi.

Very beautiful. You cannot go to the top during the pandemic. Hopefully they allow visitors to go up again soon, it is not quite as worth it without going to the top. Still worth a visit. Our tour guide was helpful for 150k. Higher prices for foreigners

It was an amazing experience visiting this temple. The temple itself has a beautiful structure and all the decorations tell the story of buda, like the pyramids in Guatemala or Egypt, the decorations tell the story of ancient civilizations. Get ready and it might depends on the weather, but it can get really hot and humid or very rainy, so do a research before going. The people who works over there, are very nice and welcoming people, always with a smile.

We loved visiting here. The guide was brilliant, very knowledgeable and funny. The flip flops you have to wear (included in ticket price and bag) we good and a lovely keep sake. The worst part was trying to get out of the temple complex with 300meter plus of souvenir shops.

It's a must visit place in Yogyakarta. Its one of the famous Buddhist monuments in the world, built between 8th and 9th Century. The best way to visit the temple is to take a guided tour. A limited number of tourists are allowed to enter inside the temple at a time. Without prior booking It's difficult to get a slot. More than half day is required to visit this temple. Enjoyed my visit to this place.

2nd visit to the monument using the guide and with limited time to spend. The previous visit was much better as there was no time limit. Had a bad experience when exiting, had to go through long lanes to reach the parking like going thru maze of souvenir stores

It’s a must visit if you are going to Yogyakarta - the largest Buddhist temple in the world and it’s awe inspiring. It’s advisable to book tickets online - they give you time slots when you can go up the temple. The ticket cost includes special footwear that you need to wear if you want to climb to the temple. You go in small groups at an allotted time slot and a guide comes along with you. All this is included in the price. During dry seasons it’s advisable to carry water to drink. The temple itself has been ravaged by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, but kudos to the Indonesian authorities and UNESCO for restoration and taking painstaking efforts to maintain the premises.

Definitely a must visit. You're assigned a tour guide and also you'll get a pair of sandals made by the local community. You can keep it.

Candi Borobudur in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, is a breathtaking masterpiece of ancient architecture. The intricate carvings and serene backdrop create a truly captivating experience. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site that showcases the grandeur of the past. Exploring the temple's grounds reveals the rich symbolism and intricate carvings that adorn its walls. The attention to detail and craftsmanship are remarkable, showcasing the incredible skill of the ancient builders. The peaceful ambiance surrounding the temple is incredibly serene and conducive to contemplation. I highly recommend visiting Candi Borobudur for a unique and enriching experience. While access to the temple's upper levels may be limited, the lower levels still provide a glimpse into its magnificence. The sheer scale and spiritual significance of Candi Borobudur make it a must-see destination. It's a place that will leave you in awe and offer a profound connection to history and spirituality.

Parking lot was very spacious, car park is 15K rupiah. For tourist you can buy the tickets online from their official account borobudurpark. The tickets now quite expensive, even for local tourist

Borobudur Temple is a historical temple of the Buddhist religion. It is a temple worth visiting for lovers of history, antiquities, and learning about the ancient civilizations of the residents of the region. The place is not large, so you can take a walking tour, enter the temple, and take the most beautiful souvenir photos. The shrine is excellently equipped, with all necessary bathrooms and very clean public facilities available. The temperature is high, so a hat or sunglasses are required. These are also available there where you can buy or rent them, but I prefer that you prepare yourself in advance to reduce the cost 😅 Sunglasses and pre-booking a ticket to climb the temple and wander inside the temple itself. Tickets can be booked online. There is also a market for selling clothes and parts. The memorial is considered relatively cheap. The area is about an hour away from the city of Jogja by motorcycle. The road is excellent and fast. The area around the temple is very beautiful and worth a visit.

Definitely a must see. However, advise to visit early in the morning, or late afteroon. We visited midday, and it is scorching hot. Too bad though, that you are only allowed 15 minutes to roam around and appreciate the temple.

It’s a must to visit around Yogyakarta, especially to the top of the temple with just Additional or 100k Rp. But remember to secure early the ticket to the top, because only 1200 ppl is allowed per day to the top of the temple. Ohhh, remember to prepare with sun screen or cap because the sun is pretty hot. And bet fit to ready for some unbalanced height stairs climbing.

Borobudur is a must see place for anyone visiting yogyakarta. It's an hour and a half from the city so I recommend booking a car with a driver to take you there and back. You should also get the structure ticket which lets you go to the top of the temple with a guide, takes about an hour or so. Book in advance as these tickets are limited each day. A pro tip if you're going on a very hot day is to bring an umbrella for shade and a hand towel that you can wet to cool you down. Trust me it's a life saver. Also, be prepared to be hounded relentlessly by street merchants outside. Don't show any interest whatsoever and keep walking or say "tidak, therima kasi" which means "no thanks". I didn't enjoy having to do that and I hope they crack down on it. Also when you exit to go to the parking lot, they make you walk through winding rows of street merchants to hope that you might buy something. I think they learned that from Ikea. Other than that it was a great experience and I highly recommend it.

Must visit!! Obviously you must take the ticket to go up to the temple. With the ticket, you will get a slipper and most importantly a tour guide. Furthermore you can get a private photographer along the way that will guide you to the perfect spot.