Borobudur trip planner

The world's biggest Buddhist monument, Borobudur temple complex sits on a plain between two active volcanoes and two rivers. Dating back to the 8th century, the vast structure is composed entirely of lava rock and overlooks lush green hills and rice paddies. Buried for centuries under a thick layer of volcanic ash until it was discovered and unearthed in the 19th century, the complex features impressive architecture and detailed reliefs and Buddha statues. A tour of Borobudur reveals the secrets of a sacred area, which remains one of the most visited tourist attractions in Indonesia. To arrange what you want to do in Borobudur, use our Indonesia trip itinerary site.