Still on the same day, Friday (26/09/2008) in the last week after visited the Merak (Peacock) Temple , I remember that he said still there is a temple again in the region Karangnongko. By asking Mr Slamet, as the temple guards Merak, we finally get conclusive information about the route to the temple named Candi Karangnongko it. Although Mr Slamet reminds us that the temple is still in the discovery phase of a new alias temple seem basic, but it did not dampen our intention to explore the Temple Karangnongko.
Rice Middle
We departed from the Temple of the Peacock to return to the District Office Karangnongko. There we followed the main road with direction to the south, to arrive at a small intersection with a billboard "Cooperation Unit Trade" on the east side of the road. At the intersection, we took the right direction. We entered a small street just load the rice fields that if passed by two-wheeled vehicles only. We passed the building "Cooperation Unit Trade" which has a strange shape. Not far from the building, Andrew has been kissed "scent" of the temple in the middle of rice fields and indeed our attention then turned to the composition of rocks that are in the midst of rice fields on the east side. But because we parked the vehicle was not at the entrance of the temple complex, then we have to cross the field to get in there.
Still Explore
This temple complex had been fenced off by the official BP3 Central Java, but some people still use the temple land for planting crops. We found no statues or stone reliefs in the surrounding area of this temple. The temple is indeed still in the process of excavation (digging). But the old ones no longer seem to have dug up because there are no barracks or workers dig scars there. Of existing conditions, have revealed the position of the main temple is facing towards west. This temple we believe to be the Hindu temple, not least because in the main temple area we found a phallus. In the vicinity of the main temple there are also several rocks arrangement which we believe is part of the main temple or chapel. We look forward to how the later manifestation of this Karangnongko temple when it has been completely refurbished.
Rice Middle
We departed from the Temple of the Peacock to return to the District Office Karangnongko. There we followed the main road with direction to the south, to arrive at a small intersection with a billboard "Cooperation Unit Trade" on the east side of the road. At the intersection, we took the right direction. We entered a small street just load the rice fields that if passed by two-wheeled vehicles only. We passed the building "Cooperation Unit Trade" which has a strange shape. Not far from the building, Andrew has been kissed "scent" of the temple in the middle of rice fields and indeed our attention then turned to the composition of rocks that are in the midst of rice fields on the east side. But because we parked the vehicle was not at the entrance of the temple complex, then we have to cross the field to get in there.
Still Explore
This temple complex had been fenced off by the official BP3 Central Java, but some people still use the temple land for planting crops. We found no statues or stone reliefs in the surrounding area of this temple. The temple is indeed still in the process of excavation (digging). But the old ones no longer seem to have dug up because there are no barracks or workers dig scars there. Of existing conditions, have revealed the position of the main temple is facing towards west. This temple we believe to be the Hindu temple, not least because in the main temple area we found a phallus. In the vicinity of the main temple there are also several rocks arrangement which we believe is part of the main temple or chapel. We look forward to how the later manifestation of this Karangnongko temple when it has been completely refurbished.
The foundation of the main temple that began to unfold
The stones of the temple have been discovered.
Among them there is a yoni.
Among them there is a yoni.
Lingga.the embodiment of male genitalia.
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