Borobudur is a Buddhist monuments located in Central Java island. It dates back to the 9th century. Even though the existence of this temple proves the strength of India´s influence on the territory, there are many elements within this monument that belong to the indigenous people.  The temple consists of six platforms in shape of a square and they are positioned one on top of each other so that the smaller is on top of the bigger. Borobudur is under UNESCO´s protection which helped its renovation in the 1970s. The steps of the pyramid represent the steps of enlightenment. On top of six square steps there are circular stupas while the sole top one can see a great stupa in the shape of a bell.

Prambanan is a Hindu temple that dates back to the 9th century. It is also called Candi Rara Jonggrang. It is located in Central Java, in Indonesia, approximately 20 km from Yogyakarta. It is enlisted on a UNESCO World Heritage Site List. Of course, it is dedicated to Hindu gods, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.

Its magnificence and beauty attract numerous visitors each year. At its highest point the principal tower is 47 m high. Rather than a single temple, it is a complex of several temples. Each of it has its own beauty and attractiveness.

Rakai Pikatan built the temple and initially dedicated it to Shiva and called it the House of Shiva (Shiva-grha). The present name derives from the Parambanan village located nearby.

Soon after its construction, due to the eruption of the volcano Mount Merapi, the temple was abandoned. This caused the temple to deteriorate. Since the temple was so long abandoned, local residents imagined legends and stories about its origin.

Once again, the temple came to life, after its reconstruction begun in the first half of the 20th century. Colin Mackenzie was a surveyor who came to the area during the short rule of the Dutch and accidentally found the remains of the glorious temple.

Even though a lot of effort was invested into the reconstruction, there are still side, smaller temples which are only visible in its grounds. According to the researches, it is considered that there were about 240 temples on the site.

Unfortunately, an earthquake in the 2006 caused significant damage to the temple, but due to the development of tourism, investments in the reconstruction, temples are open to the public so the numerous visitors can admire this precious monument.

Water Castle Taman Sari at Yogyakarta city was a relaxing building to King, His Harems and princess. What is Taman Sari? Taman is Garden, Sari is Javanese language that mean beautiful or flower, so Taman Sari is Garden that beautiful because it was flowers everywhere. The symbol of ornaments on the wall about flowers and bird, flowers symbol of beauty and bird is symbol of Javanese hobby to take care bird in their house. Taman Sari was built at 1758 which was very beautiful with made lake around that area, also there has been built under ground mosque. At 1812 there was an eruption from Merapi mountain that destroy that place and also closed the lake flow.

The unique of this place was only King, His Harems and His princess and their women's servant that could enter to 'Umbul Binangun' (read: oombool binungoon), part of this place, because if they had to be naked to enter the place to take bath in there. When His Harems took bath at the pond, King would throw a flower to the pond and the harems that got that flower, could go upstairs and met the King.

After that moment, this place become historical ruin and become house of citizen or King's servants family.

Plaosan Temple have beautiful temple with two temples that have same shape that's why Plaosan have name "Candi kembar", twin temples. Historical story behind it was Rakai Pikatan (King in that age, 8 century) who had Hindu religion, married to Princess Pramudhawardhani who had Budha religion. He had ordered to build the temples for his wife and his father's in law.

This place so beautiful and peaceful, far away from crowded and could do contemplation here. :)

Dieng Plateau is a marshy plateau that forms the floor of a caldera complex on the Dieng Volcanic Complex near Wonosobo, Central Java, Indonesia. Referred to as "Dieng" by Indonesians, it sits at 2,000 metres (6,600 ft) above sea level, far from major population centres. The name "Dieng" comes from Di Hyang which means "Abode of the Gods".

The Plateau is the location eight small Hindu temples from the Kalingga Kingdom.79,90 It is unclear when they were built, estimated to range from mid 7th century to end of 8th century AD; they are the oldest known standing stone structures in Java. They are originally thought to have numbered 400 but only eight remain. The temples are now believed to have been named after the heroes of the Hindu epic Mahabharata.

It takes 3 hours from yogyakarta you can go by a bus or private car and it takes 4 hours from semarang.