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Jago Temple
Jajaghu or Jago temple was constructed in 1275 - 1300 AD. It believed as the burial place of King Wisnuwardhana ashes, the fourth king of Singosari kingdom. It is extremely interesting that the temple has ornament similarities to those of Penataran temple in Blitar Regency. It lies at Jago village, Tumpang District, the eastern part of Malang (about 22 km).
Visit the historical temple in Malang tourism. Find its beautiful relief and unique temple form in Jago Temple.
More info visit: www.malang.eastjava.com
Showing posts with label candi jago. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candi jago. Show all posts
Thursday, January 7, 2010
The Hostory Remaind of Jago Temple
Monday, January 4, 2010
The Historical Of Jago Temple
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="Jago Temple - Malang"]
Jago Temple
Jajaghu or Jago temple was constructed in 1275 - 1300 AD. It believed as the burial place of King Wisnuwardhana ashes, the fourth king of Singosari kingdom. It is extremely interesting that the temple has ornament similarities to those of Penataran temple in Blitar Regency. It lies at Jago village, Tumpang District, the eastern part of Malang (about 22 km).
Visit the historical temple in Malang tourism. Find its beautiful relief and unique temple form in Jago Temple.
More info visit: www.malang.eastjava.com
Monday, November 16, 2009
Jago Temple
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="Jago Temple - Malang"]
Jajaghu or Jago temple was constructed in 1275 - 1300 AD. It believed as the burial place of King Wisnuwardhana ashes, the fourth king of Singosari kingdom. It is extremely interesting that the temple has ornament similarities to those of Penataran temple in Blitar Regency. It lies at Jago village, Tumpang District, the eastern part of Malang (about 22 km).
Visit the historical temple in Malang tourism. Find its beautiful relief and unique temple form in Jago Temple.
More info visit: www.malang.eastjava.com
Monday, August 10, 2009
Candi Jago Malang
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Jago Temple - Malang"]
Jago Temple
Jajaghu or Jago temple was constructed in 1275 - 1300 AD. It believed as the burial place of King Wisnuwardhana ashes, the fourth king of Singosari kingdom. It is extremely interesting that the temple has ornament similarities to those of Penataran temple in Blitar Regency. It lies at Jago village, Tumpang District, the eastern part of Malang (about 22 km).
Visit the historical temple in Malang tourism. Find its beautiful relief and unique temple form in Jago Temple.
More info visit: www.malang.eastjava.com
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Jajaghu: Malang Traditional Temple
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Jago Temple - Malang"]
Jago Temple
Jajaghu or Jago temple was constructed in 1275 - 1300 AD. It believed as the burial place of King Wisnuwardhana ashes, the fourth king of Singosari kingdom. It is extremely interesting that the temple has ornament similarities to those of Penataran temple in Blitar Regency. It lies at Jago village, Tumpang District, the eastern part of Malang (about 22 km).
Visit the historical temple in Malang tourism. Find its beautiful relief and unique temple form in Jago Temple.
More info visit: www.malang.eastjava.com
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