| 1351 |
Victor Matanggaran |
5 |
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| 1352 |
Nur Fadhilah |
4 |
Dari parkiran ke plataran jauh sekali |
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| 1353 |
Nay vas Ya |
5 |
Dengan tiket masuk 150rb dah puas bgt dah |
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| 1354 |
R Sari Dewi |
5 |
Bagus bangett ternyata candi borobudur tuhh plataran nya luas sekali nyaman suasanya syahduu tenang calm, memang jalan nya lumayan banget apalagi kalau bawa anak2..<br><br>Terima kasih untuk bapak tour guide best banget penjelasan nya.. ramah sekali, bantu2 foto hasilnya ok banget..<br>Sehat2 ya pak..<br><br>Semoga next bisa ke sini lagi pas acara waisak mau liat pelepasaan lampion di malam hari deh xixi... |
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| 1355 |
Michael Anggono |
5 |
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| 1356 |
Erwin P |
5 |
Tolle Tempelanlage |
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de |
| 1357 |
Oka Wira |
5 |
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| 1358 |
shruti Sreenivasa |
5 |
Amazing temple. Lot of history. The guide explained very nicely. Must visit place. Better to buy tickets online for preferred time. |
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en |
| 1359 |
MASZAI |
5 |
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| 1360 |
ARZieL ANabeL |
1 |
Tidak ramah di kantong |
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| 1361 |
A Alex Ryan |
5 |
Pernah datang ke tempat wisata ini berkali2.. klo mw lebih edukatif dianjurkan menggunakan guide.. kunjungi juga museum yang ada di dekatnya.. |
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| 1362 |
monni |
3 |
cool place, nice views, prepare for heat and people trying to get you to rent uv umbrellas! |
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| 1363 |
Made Ayu Ariningsih |
5 |
Area luas, lumayan buat olga<br>Bayar tiket 150/org, dpt sandal n air mineral<br>Budaya yg cantik dan dirawat dg baik 😍❤️ |
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| 1364 |
Casper Janssen |
5 |
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| 1365 |
David V |
1 |
they turned it into a theme park. Expensive and commercial. I regretted visiting. Visit Candi Sewu instead in the Prambanan complex. So much more mysterious and interesting. |
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| 1366 |
Jogja Private shuttle |
5 |
Incredible ancient temple. The views from the top are worth every step. Highly recommended |
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en |
| 1367 |
Hasanah230 |
4 |
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| 1368 |
ndi IDM |
4 |
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| 1369 |
archangelicajul |
5 |
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1777705326754 |
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| 1370 |
Salljri |
5 |
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1777703881507 |
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| 1371 |
Siwi Wulansari |
4 |
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| 1372 |
Andi Irvan Mastulen |
1 |
Sekarang HTM nya mahal menurutku.. harusnya masyarakat indonesia tdk perlu bayar mahal utk melihat peninggalan sejarah di negara sendiri |
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| 1373 |
Laurence Clement |
5 |
Splendide, à faire absolument. Chacun ramène sa paire de tons. |
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| 1374 |
Indah MS |
5 |
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| 1375 |
Dwiky Soejarwo |
5 |
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1777639759347 |
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| 1376 |
Lena Megawati |
4 |
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| 1377 |
agustina setiawati |
5 |
Ada beberapa piliha. Paket wisata. Tiket dapat dibeli online di web wisata candi.<br>Wisata sampai pelataran atau naik ke atas candi<br>Aemua tertata rapi. Dari gate awal, akan naik shelter ke area candi<br><br>Siap2 karena jalan kaki nya lumayan jauh gate ke titik temu lanjut ke area candi |
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id |
| 1378 |
rf android |
1 |
Kapok ksini, cukup terakhir. Payah.<br>Kesni bukan utk Wisata tp utk disuruh olahraga. Keliling hanya utk jalan kaki, bayar tp fasilitas jauh. |
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id |
| 1379 |
Miyuki Food |
5 |
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1777546177710 |
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| 1380 |
Fajrian Dhiaulhaq Baihaqi |
5 |
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| 1381 |
Micaëla Boone |
4 |
We were impressed by this unique temple. Vert interesting. The visits are well organized in time slots; that makes the place doesn’t become over crowded. We choosed for a private guide (ad 200.000 RP extra); which was well worth it. Nordin was our guide and he give a very clear explanation away from other visitors. Recommended!!<br>A thing we didn’t like was the way out; we were lead via lots of shops before reaching the parking area. That should be more clear and less forced.<br>But any way: great place a must go! |
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en |
| 1382 |
Norbert Hepe |
5 |
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| 1383 |
oisin connolly |
1 |
Pricing is absolutely ridiculous 3 times the price if you are a tourist (150k Vs 455k). You’re allowed at the temple for strictly 1 hour and then you are told to leave. My girlfriend was made to wear a skirt to cover her knees but many other tourists were not.<br>The 455k is meant to include electric kart from the entrance to the bottom of the temple and then back but when you finish the temple you have to leave at the back of the them and follow all the paths further away from the entrance. After 200m there are electric karts but you have to pay for these ones you have to walk a further 500m to get the karts that are included in the 455k cost.<br>Was a nice view at the top and the tour guide was knowledgeable and polite but it was rushed given the time to walk from the drop off point to the temple and the climb up to the top of the temple.<br>Over all I wouldn’t recommended it especially for the price |
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| 1384 |
PB_26 DIMAS OKTA RAMADHANI |
1 |
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| 1385 |
Fitria Septiani |
5 |
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1777530747671 |
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| 1386 |
Stag Damond |
5 |
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| 1387 |
Akhtar |
3 |
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| 1388 |
Andrew Mennitt |
5 |
Buy tickets in advance. UNESCO world heritage site and an incredible one. Grounds and temple were beautiful. But you don’t get a lot of free time to go explore. This is a guided tour. |
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| 1389 |
Van |
5 |
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| 1390 |
the pendatang |
4 |
Somebody built this thing back in the 8th or 9th century during the Sailendra and Sanjaya dynasties. Hindus and Buddhists got along, which was nice while it lasted. Then the capital moved, volcanoes erupted, and the whole place got buried under ash and jungle for centuries. Locals figured it was bad luck.<br><br>It stayed that way until 1814, when some British guy named Raffles heard about it and said, “Let’s dig that up.” They did. But it was the Dutch who finished the job. In the 1970s, UNESCO showed up and spent seven years taking apart a million stones and putting them back together. It’s a World Heritage Site now. Still used by Buddhists on Vesak, as well as everyone else with a camera and a bucket list.<br><br>The temple itself is unbelievable. It’s the biggest Buddhist temple in the world. Nine stacked platforms. Thousands of carved reliefs. Volcanic stone stacked by people who didn’t have power tools. Early morning, at sunrise, walking up those terraces feels like moving through a living mandala. The reliefs tell stories. The stupas just sit there being ancient.<br><br>You climb stairs. Many stairs. Six thousand steps, some says. Bring water. Bring a hat. Bring an umbrella because the sun will cook you like satay. They give you special sandals to wear on the temple. Bamboo things which you can keep. Also a bag and a little water bottle. Then a guide grabs you for about ninety minutes and tells you things like Buddha’s long ears meaning he was a good listener.<br><br>It’s smarter to go on a weekday. No chaotic crowds. But check the timing, one guy showed up on a Monday to a closed temple. The temple park got organised somewhere along the way, buggies, trams, clean bathrooms, the works. Pre-book your tickets on the website or Klook, or you’ll be that person standing at the gate watching other people go up while you figure out why your phone has no signal.<br><br>The exit is however a nightmare. They funnel you through a maze of souvenir stalls that stretches halfway to Jakarta. Same sarongs. Same keychains. Same touts offering the same "special price." You will get lost. You will get annoyed. You will eventually find your driver, thirty minutes later, holding a carved wooden penis you did not want.<br><br>The ticketing system annoys people. Foreigners pay way more than locals. Some folks feel a type of way about that. You only get about an hour on top as well. The guide rushes you through. Too bad if you want more time, the next group is waiting.<br><br>The sunrise tours are mostly a scam now. They don’t actually let you on the temple at sunrise anymore. They take you to some viewpoint far away. The real sunrise experience happens at the hotel across the street, apparently. |
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| 1391 |
Nindya Isthikadewi |
5 |
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| 1392 |
Timo Wallisch |
4 |
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| 1393 |
Rully |
5 |
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| 1394 |
NIRWAN EKA PUTRA, SE |
5 |
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| 1395 |
H S |
3 |
To access the structure you have to follow a guide with a lot of stationary talking on the first and second floor. Then you bypass all floors, total of 10, until you are on the second last floor where you have time to freely walk for 10 minutes. The top floor is closed for tourists. On the way out of the place you have to go through all the souvenir stalls. Considering the high entrance fee and the time frame given of an hour, it feels like a tourist trap. |
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| 1396 |
muhlisin |
5 |
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| 1397 |
Aris Mariyanto |
5 |
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| 1398 |
Galan |
5 |
A bit physical but can be done , you won't regret the sweat<br>And take great memories in your heart and mind. |
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| 1399 |
Dickie N H |
5 |
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| 1400 |
mathew perangatt |
5 |
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