Discover the Serenity of Pawon Temple
Explore the tranquil beauty and rich history of Pawon Temple, a hidden gem near Borobudur, perfect for cultural immersion and serenity.
Nestled in the heart of Central Java, Pawon Temple is a serene Buddhist temple that captivates visitors with its stunning architecture and tranquil surroundings. A short distance from the famed Borobudur, this historical landmark offers a glimpse into Indonesia's rich cultural heritage, making it a must-visit destination for tourists seeking peace, beauty, and history.
A brief summary to Pawon Temple
- 96V9+GRV, Brojonalan, Magelang Regency, Dusun 1, Wanurejo, Borobudur, Central Java, 56553, ID
- Tuesday 7 am-11 am
- Wednesday 7 am-11 am
- Thursday 7 am-11 am
- Friday 7 am-11 am
- Saturday 7 am-11 am
- Sunday 7 am-11 am
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and avoid crowds.
- Consider bringing a guide to learn about the temple's history and significance.
- Dress modestly as a sign of respect when visiting this sacred site.
- Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the stunning architecture and surrounding landscape.
- Take time to meditate or reflect in the quiet areas around the temple for a truly serene experience.
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Getting There
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Car
If you're traveling by car from Borobudur Temple, head east on Jl. Badrawati for about 2 kilometers. You will pass through the village of Wanurejo. Continue straight until you reach the junction with Jl. Pawon. Turn left onto Jl. Pawon and follow the road for approximately 1 kilometer. Pawon Temple will be on your right side. Parking is available nearby, but there may be a small fee, usually around IDR 5,000.
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Public Transportation (Angkot)
To reach Pawon Temple using public transport, take an angkot (minibus) from Borobudur Terminal. Look for an angkot going towards Wanurejo. The fare is typically around IDR 5,000 per person. Inform the driver of your destination, and they will drop you off near the entrance to Pawon Temple. From the drop-off point, it's a short walk (about 500 meters) to the temple. Just follow the signs, and you will arrive shortly.
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Bicycle
For an eco-friendly option, you can rent a bicycle in Borobudur. From Borobudur Temple, head east on Jl. Badrawati and continue for about 2 kilometers. After passing through Wanurejo, turn left onto Jl. Pawon and follow it for roughly 1 kilometer. The ride is scenic and will take about 30 minutes. Make sure to wear a helmet and stay hydrated. There may be a bicycle rental fee of about IDR 20,000 for a few hours.
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