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Jago Temple (Candi Jago) — Highlights, Tickets & Facilities
Jl. Wisnuwardhana, Ronggowuni, Tumpang, Malang, East Java 65156, Indonesia
Essentials
- Opening Hours: 07:30 – 16:00 (daily)
- Entrance Ticket: Weekdays Rp10,000; Weekends Rp15,000 (per person)
- Parking: ~Rp2,000 (motorbike), ~Rp5,000 (car)
- Facilities: Parking area, food stalls, gazebos, toilets, nearby lodgings
- Phone: –
Why Visit Jago Temple?
Jago Temple (Indonesian: Candi Jago, also known historically as Jajaghu) is a 13th-century Singhasari-era temple located about 22 km from Malang. The site is renowned for its elegant terraced base and narrative reliefs depicting Hindu-Buddhist lore with a distinctive Javanese wayang style.
- Historic legacy: commonly associated with King Wisnuwardhana of the Singhasari Kingdom (r. 1248/49–1268).
- Architecture: multi-terraced base (~23 × 14 m) rising to ~15 m at the peak (now missing), with detailed stone carvings.
- Photo spots: neat gardens and stone reliefs make great backdrops—best light in the morning or late afternoon.
Visitor Tips
- Arrive early (around opening) or after 15:00 for gentler light and fewer crowds.
- Bring cash for tickets, parking, and snacks at the small stalls.
- Be respectful around reliefs—no climbing or touching carvings.
Getting There
The temple sits in Tumpang sub-district, Malang. If coming by public transport, head to Arjosari Bus Terminal (Malang) and take an angkot to Tumpang Market; the temple is roughly 500 m from the market.






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