Pendem temple

Pendem temple, the temple site near ASU. named because the temple was like a buried soil. In this temple there are strange things like stone tools made of traditional games

Temples Lumbung

Temples Lumbung called by local residents on suspicion of first place store grain. These three temples are situated on the edge of Pabelan River, west peak of Mount Merapi, in the area of convergence of (combat) and the River Tlingsing Pabelan River

Temple ASU

Name temples located in the Village Temple Pos, Sengi village, district of Shaman, Magelang regency, Central Java province. Nearby there are also two other Hindu temples, the temples and temple Pendem Barn. The temple's name is the new name given by the surrounding community. Candi Asu called because near the temple, there are cow statue Nandi, vehicle of Lord Shiva who estimated the population as a statue asu 'dog'

Two wedged Temple Agricultural Land

In contrast to the magnificent Borobudur temple which stood in a spacious complex, Asu temple buildings and temple located in the Village Pendem Sengi, Shaman District, Magelang District, it was almost hidden. In addition to the lack of signage pointing the location, these two temples were closed by high grass and weeds of rice farmland and chili hem on all sides.
Candi Asu relatively easily found because only about five feet from the asphalt road. However, the roadside scenery interrupted because of heavy grass weeds. Once inside the temple complex, which has size 10 x 10 meters, visitors can immediately see areas of chilli plants, which yesterday had not yet picked the fruit right in front-wire fence surrounding the temple.
Moreover, as far as the eye could see, the right side, left, and back also seemed filled with paddy fields and various other horticultural crops. Once inside, visitors would feel cramped and hard to move because of the distance between the boundary fence of the temple with only about two kilometers.
Jumad (42), interpreters keep Candi Asu, Temple Pendem, and Candi Lumbung, say, the only expansion efforts Asu temple complex ever undertaken Archaeological Heritage Protection Center (BP3), Central Java, just widen the entrance to the temple.
Previously, the entrance to the temple is very narrow and can only be crossed by one person. However, during the last ten years, eventually widened the driveway and be able to pass two people, he said.