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East Java

Temples

Between Surabaya and Malang is the town of Singosari, where remnants of the 13th century Singosari Kingdom include a temple and two gigantic guardian statues, the main gateway to the capital of the kingdom. Jago temple dates back to 1268, and is one of the most enchanting temples in East Java. Scenes from folktales and the Mahabarata epic decorate the side panels. Kidal temple was completed in 1 260 to honor one of the kings, and is a gem of Singosari temple art.

Located 120-km south west of Malang and 11 km North of Blitar, is the well -preserved Penatratan temple in the Singosari- Majapahit, dating from the mid fourteenth century.

The temple terraces are decorated with Ramayana bas reliefs.

Other places of interest:

Surabaya Trowulan - Pandaan - Tretes
Malang Purwoda di Botanical Garden
Mount Kawi Fortune hunting Mount Bromo
Baluran National Park/Wildlife Reserve Kaliklatak
Sadengan Sukamade Turtle Beach  
Meru Betiri Reserve Temples
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