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Sambisari Temple is a hindu temple, located at Jl. Candi Sambisari, Purwomartani, Kalasan, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55571, Indonesia. They can be contacted via phone at +62 274 496019, visit their website purbakalayogya.com for more detailed information.

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Jl. Candi Sambisari, Purwomartani, Kalasan, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55571
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37 Reviews

  • Winda Oetomo
    04 May 2018

    Very nice place to visit in the afternoon or early morning. Good place for taking pictures too.

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  • Budi Noryanto
    01 May 2018

    Candi yg bagus, sangat bersejarah peninggalan leluhur bangsa Indonesia, candi hindu banyak relief dewa siwa, ada bentuk lingga dan yoni. Dilihat dari lokasinya beberapa meter dibawah permukaan tanah, candi ini pernah terkubur di bawah tanah sampai ditemukan seorang petani dan dipugar oleh pemerintah. Sangat direkomendasikan bila berkunjung ke jogja

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  • Pras Santoso
    11 April 2018

    The temple is in a good shape and very beautifull. The temple is Hindu's. Found for not so long. Go in the early morning when the climate is not to hot. In the morning you can eat breakfast near the temple called soto bathok. It's good and very cheap beff soup javanese style. Great for fill your stomach.

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  • Ari Kusumawati
    01 April 2018

    This temple has a beautiful view in the morningc'est magnifique!😘😄

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  • Sumiyati Suseno
    23 March 2018

    Hidden temple, in Sambisari, Kalasan. Most people eager to know the existance. Simple but nice to visit.

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  • Primastuti Satrianto
    07 March 2018

    Candi Sambisari is a good place for studying. It's spacious, leafy, green and ticket only 5.000 IDR. Parking is facilited unwell. Sambisari Temple is located near Soto Bathok.

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  • Abee Sukarna
    19 February 2018

    Been here once. When I came here I only pay for IDR 2K to enter the temple. Morning is the perfect time to come to the temple. It's perfect combination between the Morning Sun and Temple. Magical.

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  • Toto Prayogo
    18 February 2018

    Sambisari temple is a buried temple. Immersed because of the sand from the mountains of Merapi in the past.
    The temple is crowded by people around every morning. There are gymnastics, joggers, morning breaks, or just a walk.
    I went here never paid the entrance fee, because it came early in the morning.

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  • Ck Choky
    25 December 2017

    Salah satu candi terunik di wilayah DIY,
    Letaknya ada dibawah tanah, katanya sih dulu tertimbun tanah, area persawahan terus digali lah jadi kayak sekarang.
    Lokasinya luas cocok buat liburan keluarga, bawa anak-anak juga pasti senang main disini.
    Tiket masuk sangat terjangkau,

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  • Dewi Purnamasari
    08 December 2017

    Great historical place. The ticket is not expensive. But there is some trash scattere around

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  • Nur Afiatun
    03 December 2017

    I really love visit in Sambisari Temple,Kalasan,Sleman,Jogjakarta.

    The best time to visit here in the morming at 6 am until 10am because the sun still not rise up yet. If you come at 10am up it's very bad.. the sun will burn your skin ☉☉☉🌞🌞 .

    Don't forget to put sunblock cream or handbody lotion.

    After you visit Sambisari Temple, Don't eat Soto Bathok Katro Sambisari. It's a nice resto beacuse the bowl use Coconut Shell to serve the Beef Soto. We get a nice price & place but i don't too much like the taste because of too much ginger.

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  • Handitya Saraswati
    20 November 2017

    Come in rainy season and the grass starts to grow. Green grass with blue sky are perfect combination! Ticket for domestic visitors is only 5K rupiahs, while for Int visitors is only 10K rupiahs.

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  • Noviadi Suryo
    24 October 2017

    One of remaining temple from ancient mataram kingdom. Came here about 5 pm and there were no charge at all. nice spot, not to crowded and clean. The temple small though and there were no guides when i look for one to tell the history of the temple.

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  • Suzie Is Enough
    16 October 2017

    As we went there yesterday, this place has been covered by green grass and made it looked awesome.. Unfortunately i brought my lil daughter, 2 y 8m,and it was a bit difficult to reach the temple, as there were no hand grab on the stairs.. Having acrophobia?? You should avoid those stairs as i did..

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  • Azam Saifullah
    08 October 2017

    Kind of okay The temple is not that big, but a okay lookin, has walking paths, but if you're using wheelchair may be difficult to go to the temple
    The entrance ticket also cheap, arround Rp 5000 for locals and Rp 10000 for international tourist You may not pay the ticket if you're going there in early morning.

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  • Rishon Astungkara
    06 October 2017

    Beautiful temple. Sambisari is a unique temple, because it seems like an underground temple. It's well preserved and clean, but sometimes are very crowded, especially in the evening.
    As a Shivaite temple, you can found lingga & yoni inside, and also the relief of Ganesha, Durga Mahisasuramardini, and Agastya. The main temple has some stone bases once used to support for wooden pillar. The temple complex are surrounded by stone walls.

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  • Helmi Nurfuadi
    14 August 2017

    I see it more as a park than a historical site. Since it's closer to the city than any other Candi as well. There's a small museum located near the ticket box.

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  • Anton Laksmana
    26 July 2017

    Hindu temple was built in the 8th century, its one of the evidence that Nusantara, previous name before Indonesia, had already have irrigation system.
    Its recommended to visit those who atudy asian history.

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  • Nur Yuliani
    29 June 2017

    Underground Shiva's temple. So happy it's discovered in 1966
    Giant Shiva's lingga on the main temple soround by 8 smaller linggam on every corners. There are 8 of them. Obviously build to praise Lord Shiva

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  • Jian Hao
    28 June 2017

    Beautiful small temple.. but the street is too narrow for two car

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  • Wisnu Pramudya
    22 June 2017

    candinya bagus dan ga usah bayar. sama kalo kesana mampir ke soto batok yang ada diluar kompleks candi. dijamin enak banget!

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  • Steve DMG G
    15 June 2017

    Nice little temple, really popular among students and young lovers. Cheap and nice

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  • Ayu Purnama Sari
    04 April 2017

    Love to be here. The environment is clean enough

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  • Piniel Hasibuan
    16 March 2017

    A hindu temple which has good views but lack of parking space or visitor information signs

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  • Vladislav Pokorný
    11 January 2017

    Beautiful small temple. We were the only people there so it was very quiet and peaceful. Found only recently (1966) during construction work, it is restored to beauty. Definitely worth of visiting.

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  • Eko Radityo
    22 December 2016

    Beautiful temple below the ground,beautiful view especially in sunny day,closed to city surrounded by villagers

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  • Ajeng Kusumadewi
    30 September 2016

    I can breathe the fresh air here. The environment is so clean and comfortable..

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  • Yudhistira Brilianatama
    20 September 2016

    Sambisari is a unique candi. because its bellow the land around

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  • Richard K
    06 September 2016

    One of the best temple with lovely low garden

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  • Mario Kampes
    20 August 2016

    teduh kalo pagi

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  • Aruna Bali
    12 August 2016

    Candi Sambisari, located within 12 km east of Yogyakarta (40 minutes) or 4 km before the temple of Prambanan (10 minutes). This temple is very unique because of its location is approximately 6.5 meters below ground level. This temple complex consists of the main temple and 3 accompanying temple surrounded by a stone wall. Green grass that grows regularly in the courtyard of the temple like a beautiful green carpet. For entry into this Hindu temple area, you do not need to pay an expensive tickets. Around the temple there is a building as a place of photos and documentation about the temple

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  • Cornelius Hanin
    13 July 2016

    Another beautiful Hindu temple in Jogja area. You must visit

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  • Tabuty Coffee
    29 May 2016

    keren abis

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  • Nurhayati Ana Saputri
    17 May 2016

    Exciting historical place in Jogja

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  • Hannif Andy Al Anshori
    14 April 2016

    Candi dengan taman yang menarik. Di dekat Candi Sambisari, wajib mencicipi kuliner Soto Bathok

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  • Evita Primiari
    04 December 2015

    Nice little temple, quite well preserved. Not much information available about what you are looking at.

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  • Bayu Hernanto
    19 October 2015

    Candi ini bagus dan lumayan terawat, ditemukan oleh seorang petani ketika menggarap sawahnya (ketika mencangkul atau membajak) dan mengenai pucuk candi ini. Setelah digali, didapatlah candi indah ini. Konon kabarnya tertutup tanah ketika erupsi merapi.

    Kalo hari minggu atau hari libur lumayan rame.

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