One of the first and smallesemple I visited when I go to jogja few months ago, the temple has this small Ganesha statue in front of it and possibly built in the 8th century by the Medang empire The temple was rediscovered in 1930s when a villager was trying to grow a casava buried under sand and then lead to a restoration under the Dutch administration with the architect Van Romon

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Gebang Temple is a small but significant Hindu temple located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Believed to have been built in the 8th or 9th century during the early Mataram Kingdom period, the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Unlike the grander temples in the region, Gebang stands out for its simplicity and well-preserved condition. The temple features a single main structure with minimal ornamentation, showcasing the early phase of Central Javanese temple architecture. Hidden within a quiet neighborhood, it offers a peaceful atmosphere and a glimpse into ancient Javanese spirituality.

Candi Gebang is one of Hindu Temple located just very near with housing complex. Its very easy to reach the area even tough less direction sign. The place is quite clean and well maintained. Entrance price is IDR 5000 for local tourist and IDR 10000 for foreign.

Small temple with lovely green ambience. My kids was enjoy playing on the grass, it’s a nice place for them when difficult to find public green space in town. A li’l bit quite because a few visitors.

One of the best places to visit if you taking interest in this kind of thing. Ticket: Free (If you just alone or with small group). I mean the security said that if you have no event (like school trip) it is free. Otherwise it is Rp: 5K for local and Rp: 10K for foreigner There is small toilets in the south east corner of the area. Recommend to visit this temple around 6 PM so you will catch its vibe and the weather not so hot to visit. Short Story Gebang (Indonesian: Candi Gebang) is an 8th-century Hindu temple located on the outskirts of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The temple is located at Gebang hamlet, Wedomartani village, Ngemplak, Sleman, Yogyakarta. The temple was built during the Medang Kingdom. There is no assuring historical backgrounds or inscription records concerning the temple. However the high proportional of the temple feet indicate that the temple was built in old period of Medang Mataram kingdom, c. 730 to 800.

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