Untoroyono Temple in Klaten Regency, Central Java Province


Untoroyo Temple has become one of the best Klaten Regency’s collections when it comes to tourism. Even though the popularity is inferior to Prambanan Temple, this one is good enough to spend photography and sightseeing. As for the location, the temple resides on Kalangan Village of Pedan Sub-District. One thing that makes it different is related to age. Unlike other temples that are quite old, this one is considered new. The construction was in 2007, in fact. This explains why both the environment and condition are perfect. Thus, tourists would feel comfortable when exploring the site.

The Nuance
Untoroyono Temple resides on two villages, which are Karang Wungu and Kalangan Village. No wonder, most visitors are those who live nearby. As for the nuance, it feels both comfy and peaceful. It is because the site is surrounded by small and tall trees. The good thing is that the environment looks so clean and neat. Moreover, unique gates would welcome everyone right away there. Not to mention some small statues reside at the entrance. This spot also becomes tourists’ favorite place for photography and relaxation, actually. So, what about the inside?

Exploring Untoroyono Temple
Once getting in the site, tourists may find the main building right away. Untoroyono Temple is considered small, but it looks unique. Tourists can use available stairs in order to get on the temple, as well. The stairs are flanked by blue fences! As for ornaments, a small building resides beside the temple, which is meant to place offerings and statues. What is more? The next noticeable thing is none other than the serene ambiance. Not many visitors are seen in that area, which creates a peaceful nuance for relaxation.

Those who visit Untoroyono Temple should not miss the chance to learn more information about the building. In this case, they can simply talk to the keepers or villagers. It is said the temple was built in 2007 by Pandita Mpu NabeReka Darmika Sandhy Yasa. The land was once called Jalmo Moro Jalmo Mati. It means anything that disturbs the sacredness of the land would die soon! In fact, the construction took much time and some rituals. This also explains why the nuance feels a little bit mystical there.

Aside from learning history and enjoying photography, visitors can do more things in Untoroyono Temple. For example, tourists can conduct family recreation on the site. It is allowed to throw out a mat and conduct eating together in that area! The rule is that tourists must take care of the environment and won’t cause any harm. Even talking loudly is prohibited! Everyone should respect that holy site, after all.

Nearby Attractions

  • Gunung Wijil Kupang
  • Sendang Tirto Sinongko
  • Majasto Fishing Pond
  • Sidowarno Village

How to Get There
The first destination is definitely Klaten Regency and tourists can get there by land transportation services. From Semarang City, in this case, a trip to Klaten may take around 1 hour and 33 minutes. It is because the distance is 97.7 km. As for the best route, it is none other than Semarang – Solo Highway. For those who come from Jakarta City, as another example, they can take Cikopo – Palimanan Highway and head to Klaten directly. The distance is 532 km, so this trip would take about 7 hours and 59 minutes. Later, after arriving at Klaten, the next destination would be Kalangan Village where the temple is located. The distance is 13.7 km and the best route to take is Ngaran – Sajen Street. This trip, therefore, may take only about 26 minutes.

Where to Stay

  • Sarila Hotel
  • D’Sawah Guesthouse
  • Rumah Batu Villa


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