[2025 Mungkid Attraction] Travel Guide for Candi Mendut (Updated Mar)

Introducing 18 tourist spots in Yogyakarta city, Prambanan, and Borobudur 1) Malioboro Street The downtown area in the center of Yogyakarta city Many hotels, restaurants, and souvenir shops are gathered here Taxis, andongs (horse-drawn carriages), and becak (bicycles and motorbikes with seats) are easily available Shuttle buses also operate 2) Tamansari Remains of a villa near the Yogyakarta Royal Palace Also known as the "Water Palace" There are surprisingly many things to see 3) Kraton (Yogyakarta Royal Palace) The royal family still lives here Part of the temple is open to the public and can be visited 1) Prambanan Temple Ruins Indonesia's largest Hindu temple, "Prambanan Temple" " and several surrounding temples are collectively called the "Prambanan Temple Complex." The complex is made up of Hindu and Buddhist temples, and symbolizes the harmony of the two religions. 2) Sewu, Bublah, and Lumbung Temples Buddhist temples that make up the complex Located on the same grounds as Prambanan Temple Sewu Temple means "a thousand temples," and is relatively large and impressive Bublah and Lumbung Temples are located between Prambanan Temple and Sewu Temple, and are smaller in scale 3) Prambanan Museum An archaeological museum located on the same grounds as Prambanan Temple Displays artifacts discovered in the surrounding area, and hosts mini-theater performances 4) Ramayana Theater After sunset, a Ramayana dance show is held at the theater on the premises From 7:30 p.m. for about 2 hours, 1 hour performance VIP seat tickets include snacks and drinks 5) Praosan Temple A Buddhist temple in the countryside Its architecture also incorporates Hindu elements 6) Boko Hill A famous sunset spot in Prambanan It is called Kraton Ratu Boko, and ruins remain 7) Ijo Temple A temple on a hill like Boko Hill 8) Kalasan, Sambisari, and Sari Temples In addition to Praosan Temple, the temples around Prambanan Temple are also famous, including Kalasan Temple, Sambisari Temple, and Sari Temple 〈Borobudur〉 1) Borobudur Temple One of the three major Buddhist ruins in the world Registered as a World Heritage Site as the Borobudur Temple Complex along with Pawon and Mendut Temples 2) Borobudur Temple Museum Borobudur Temple Museum Various materials related to the Lobudur Temple are on display Many excavated items have not yet been restored 3) Samudraraksa Museum The replica ship "Samuduraraksa", built based on the ship relief painted on the Borobudur Temple, is on display 4) Tagi Hill A hill within the Borobudur Temple grounds You can see the Borobudur Temple buried in the jungle 5) Pawon and Mendut Temples Buddhist temples that make up the ruins Located in a straight line with the Borobudur Temple 6) Pawon Luwak Coffee A luwak coffee shop right next to Pawon Temple Enjoy delicious luwak coffee at an affordable price 7) Stembu Hill Another sunrise spot at Borobudur #Overseas seasonal places #Yogyakarta #Borobudur ruins #Asia travel #Southeast Asia #Prambanan #World Heritage Site

Overview: Along with Borobudur and Pawon Temple, it is registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the Borobudur Temple Complex. Borobudur, Pawon, and Mendut Temples are located in a straight line. Ceremonies are held during the Waisak season. Location: 5 km east of Borobudur Temple. 10 minutes by car. Access: Car dispatch service, taxi, car charter. If you want to experience the essence of Yogyakarta, you can also use an andong (horse-drawn carriage) or a becak (a bicycle or motorbike with seats). There are many waiting near Borobudur Temple Gate 1. There are also many waiting around Mendut Temple. Admission fee: 5,500 to 20,500 Rupiah Same as Pawon Temple Be careful not to purchase at both temples Residents can apply domestic rates by showing KITAS Opening hours/holidays 7:00-19:00, no holidays Time required There is only one temple on the premises The neighboring Mendut Buddhist Monastery also has stone statues, facilities, and several places to see Sightseeing spots nearby Borobudur Temple Pawon Temple Paon Luwak Coffee Stembu Hill #Hot spots overseas #Asia travel #World Heritage Site #Borobudur Ruins #Yogyakarta #Indonesia

#indonesiatrip Exploring Mendut Temple, located just a few kilometers from Borobudur, offers a serene and enriching experience. This ancient Buddhist temple, built around 824 CE during the Sailendra dynasty, is renowned for its impressive architecture and historical significance. The temple houses three remarkable statues, including a large seated Buddha, which are beautifully preserved and provide a glimpse into the spiritual artistry of the time. The peaceful surroundings, complemented by the lush greenery and the presence of a nearby banyan tree, create a tranquil atmosphere perfect for reflection and meditation. Mendut Temple is a must-visit for those interested in history, culture, and spirituality

Candi Mendut is one of the oldest Buddhist temple in outskirts of Yogyakarta. Overshadowed by the bigger Candi Borobudur, Mendut is a place that you’ll pass by along the way and I would strongly recommend for a stop here and immense yourself in the serenity of the surrounding area. Take a shade under the magnificent tree right next to Candi Mendut and enjoy the view of the temple.#travel #yogyakarta #indonesia