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Prambanan
temple complex: The central courtyard contains 3 large temples,
a main temple dedicated to Shiva flanked by those of Brahma (south)
and Vishnu (north). Besides these, this complex originally contained
244 minor temples (candi perwara), all of them arranged in 4 rows.
Only two of these have been restored. The two small candis at
the side of the main terrace were probably the treasuries where
jewels and gold were kept. Shiva Temple: The largest central temple
was dedicated to Shiva the Destroyer, built to contain the remains
of a king of Mataram who claimed himself to be a reincarnation
of this God.
A
wonder of the analzotized process, this tall elegant temple is
a synthesis of both North and South Indian architectural styles.
Almost 50 meters high, for 1000 years it was the tallest building
on Java. It's lavish decorations, panels, motifs, statues, details
of architecture all show an outstanding sense of composition.
The whole structure is perfectly balanced and fit together; walking
around its 20 sides it never seems to change. See it late in the
day when the angle of the sun turns it gold.
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