Candi Sari

What travelers say:

Candi Sari Surrey Temple is hidden in coconut trees and a field of banana trees. The structure of Surrey Temple is a three-story building, and the second floor of the temple is said to have been a monk's house. The shallow relief of Surrey Temple is very similar to the nearby Karasen Temple, but is more complete. There were staff at the entrance of the temple, but I didn't receive my ticket, because the temple is located in the local village, so there are often children playing here every evening. Around the temple is a small village far from the city of Yogyakarta, the temple itself is small, it feels like it is about to collapse... The style of the temple and the architectural style of Plambana have similarities. The interior is also empty, unable to go up to the second floor, only three rooms on the first floor, but the reliefs on the wall are still worth seeing. Candi means a very special Java-style temple or stone scorpion, in Indonesia, Candi is used for the prefix name of the temple. Although most of the reliefs have been incomplete, but carefully observed, the degree of relief is no longer under Planbanan, the details of the sculpture are also wonderful. Many of Indonesia's standing statues look very artistic, and when you see this standing curve, you think of the nine doll models that our teacher asked us to draw when we were in school.