Candi Prambanan or Candi Rara Jonggrang is a 9th-century Hindu temple compound in Central Java, Indonesia, dedicated to the Trimurti, the expression of God as the Creator (Brahma), the Preserver (Vishnu) and the Destroyer (Shiva). The temple compound is located approximately 17 kilometres (11 mi) northeast of the city of Yogyakarta on the boundary between Central Java and Yogyakarta provinces.
The temple compound, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the largest Hindu temple site in Indonesia, and one of the biggest in Southeast Asia. It is characterized by its tall and pointed architecture, typical of Hindu temple architecture, and by the towering 47-metre-high (154 ft) central building inside a large complex of individual temples. Prambanan attracts many visitors from around the world.
Relief at temple of Shiva. This view of the Shiva base illustrates the essential rationality of the temple decoration, which can be sometimes obscured by its profusion of ornament. A layer of miniature shrines rests atop a layer of kinnara reliefs in ordered symmetry, giving a strong - if repetitive - sense of cohesion to the whole. Prambanan 11
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Relief at temple of Shiva. This view of the Shiva base illustrates the essential rationality of the temple decoration, which can be sometimes obscured by its profusion of ornament. A layer of miniature shrines rests atop a layer of kinnara reliefs in ordered symmetry, giving a strong - if repetitive - sense of cohesion to the whole. Prambanan 11
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Image of Rama. In this panel from Candi Prambanan, Rama (with bow) is seated like a king and flanked by his consorts, Lakshmi and Sri (not Sita; the Rama triad borrows its ladies from the Vishnu triad, since Rama is an incarnation of Vishnu.). Prambanan 12
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Image of Rama. In this panel from Candi Prambanan, Rama (with bow) is seated like a king and flanked by his consorts, Lakshmi and Sri (not Sita; the Rama triad borrows its ladies from the Vishnu triad, since Rama is an incarnation of Vishnu.). Prambanan 12
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Image of Devata and Asparas. A male Hindu deity flanked on either sides by two female deities. These figures is probably devata and apsaras, the celestial maiden. The relief panel on the wall of Vishnu temple, Prambanan, Java, Indonesia. Prambanan 13
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Image of Devata and Asparas. A male Hindu deity flanked on either sides by two female deities. These figures is probably devata and apsaras, the celestial maiden. The relief panel on the wall of Vishnu temple, Prambanan, Java, Indonesia. Prambanan 13
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Balarama is prying apart the jaws of Kaliya. In this panel from the Vishnu temple of Prambanan, Balarama - Krishna's brother - is prying apart the jaws of Kaliya, a poisonous snake who had been infesting Krishna's childhood pond on the Jamuna River, while Krishna dances in triumph. Prambanan 14
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Balarama is prying apart the jaws of Kaliya. In this panel from the Vishnu temple of Prambanan, Balarama - Krishna's brother - is prying apart the jaws of Kaliya, a poisonous snake who had been infesting Krishna's childhood pond on the Jamuna River, while Krishna dances in triumph. Prambanan 14
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Krishna tears apart the legs of his wicked uncle, Kamsa. Legends Of Krishna And Balarama. Candi Vishnu, Prambanan. In this panel, Krishna tears apart the legs of his wicked uncle, Kamsa. At the far right, Balarama catches the legs of the ass demon Dhenukasura, swinging him around and smashing him in a move that will be familiar to any fan of TV wrestling, while the rest of the herd runs around in helpless panic. Prambanan 15
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Krishna tears apart the legs of his wicked uncle, Kamsa. Legends Of Krishna And Balarama. Candi Vishnu, Prambanan. In this panel, Krishna tears apart the legs of his wicked uncle, Kamsa. At the far right, Balarama catches the legs of the ass demon Dhenukasura, swinging him around and smashing him in a move that will be familiar to any fan of TV wrestling, while the rest of the herd runs around in helpless panic. Prambanan 15
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