Sambisari Temple

5 Lind Tsukino - 4 months ago

Its moderate size of Candi and it located in a valley...beautiful to see from above...great place to visit..

5 Muhammad Rifky Wibisana - 2 weeks ago

Definitely a cozy and breezy place to visit, filled with architectural wonders of the ancient times

5 Leni Ambar - 3 years ago

good place for a short holiday. this temple is located 6.5 meter below the surface, because it had been covered by the vulcanic dust.
now they have renovated the temple and the area.
the entry ticket is only 5k per person. pretty cheap, then you can explore and learn this beautiful historical site.

5 Harry Tyson - a month ago

Beautiful, well kept, and awe inspiring history that you can walk around with hands on exploring. I'm amazed at the full access visitors are afforded

5 Rick Adamus - 2 weeks ago

Gorgeous off the beaten track temple ???? in the middle of a domestic area. It was completely abandoned when we visited which gave us a great photo opportunity.

5 An Aria - 3 years ago

As compared to others temples surrounding Yogyakarta this one is less busy. Perhaps due to the scale of this temple, there's only one temple in the centre and a few small ones around it. However, dont let that fool you for this temple is comparatively as beautiful as others. Only because it is not that well-known yet. Oh, another thing the entrance fee is only one fifth of other temple fees which is 5000 rupiah.

4 Septian Rahardjo (Sepsur) - 2 years ago

Small but tidy temple, the entrance fee is cheap compared to other candi sites in yogyakarta; IDR 5,000 for domestic tourists u0026 IDR 10,000 for international tourists. Getting here with car is a bit tricky (especially when high season) as the road leading there is narrow and the site is a lil bit far-off the city center. There are couple of nice places to eat nearby. Kopi ponti for quick bites u0026 coffee—soto bathok for main course.