Senin, 12 Maret 2018

Article Candi Ratu Boko Jogja

Nama          : Usman alamin
NPM/Kelas : 1A114953/4ka08



            Ratu Boko temple is located in Bokoharjo district, Sleman district. The extent of which reaches 16 hectares. making Ratu Boko region into two villages, Dawung and Sambirejo. The location is approximately 17 km to the east of Jogja city and accessible via Yogyakarta-Solo highway. Then at Prambanan junction to the right about 3 km. If you are a public transport user, you can choose Trans Jogja route 1A and 1B then drop off at Prambanan terminal. It costs only Rp 3.000, - per person. From the terminal you can proceed to Ratu Boko by motorcycle taxi.

            Ratu Boko temple looks more like a palace or a palace than a temple. This is because its former function is not only a place of worship, but also a fortress. Queen Boko is located 196 meters above sea level. Palace area of ​​250,000 m2 divided into four, namely the middle, west, southeast, and east. The middle section consists of the main gate arches, field, Temple Burning, ponds, rock berumpak, and Paseban. Meanwhile, the southeast includes Pendopo, Hall-Hall, 3 temples, ponds, and Keputren complex. The cave complex, the Buddhist Stupa, and the pond are in the east. While the western part consists only of hills. Ratu Boko was established during the reign of Rakai Panangkaran. This can be seen in the inscription Kalasan year 779 AD, Prasati Mantyasih 907 AD, and inscription Wanua Tengah III in 908 AD. Rakai Panangkaran is a Buddhist, but in Ratu Boko complex there are Hindu elements that worship the god Shiva. According to experts, this proves the existence of religious tolerance at that time.

History of Ratu Boko Temple

            Ratu Boko was also used as a bastion of defense by Rakai Kayuwangi from Rakai Walaing Puhuyaboni raid. As a result of the battle, some parts of Ratu Boko temple were damaged. Ratu Boko restoration then began since the Dutch colonial period of 1938 and continued by the Indonesian government since 1952.

            Besides seeing the historic temple complex, Ratu Boko also provides beautiful panorama. What else at dusk. At Plaza Andrawina, one of the temple, if you look to the north visitors will see beautiful scenery of Jogja city and Prambanan temple with Mount Merapi as its background. At dusk, the shades around the temple will be more beautiful with the orange sun tinge. In Ratu Boko complex there is also a well named Amerta Mantana which means holy water given a mantra. It is located southeast of the burning temple. Now, the water is still often used. Local people say the water wells can bring good luck to the wearer. While the Hindus used it for the Great Tawur Ceremony the day before Nyepi. The use of water in the ceremony is believed to support its purpose, namely to purify itself again and restore the earth and its contents to its original harmony.

            In addition to a place to see the panorama, Plaza Andrawina functioned as a restaurant. Plaza Andrawina can also be used for meeting activities with capacity of about 500 people. In addition, the manager provides campsites and tracking, archaeological educational packages, and tour guides. This location is also often used as a place to shoot for advertising or photo prewedding.


sumber : https://visitingjogja.com/8273/candi-ratu-boko/

0 komentar:

Posting Komentar