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Prambanan Temple Tickets Yogyakarta

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Last Updated: 12th Sep 2026

A majestic 9th-century Hindu temple complex renowned for its towering architecture, intricate stone carvings, and cultural performances. Admission tickets to Prambanan Temple. Children aged 0-2 can enter free. Buy Onlien & Save.

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$ 6.39
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Opening Hours:

Monday
6 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuesday
6 AM – 4:30 PM
Wednesday
6 AM – 4:30 PM
Thursday
6 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday
6 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday
6 AM – 4:30 PM
Sunday
6 AM – 4:30 PM
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Highlights

  • Visit the Prambanan Temple, as one of Indonesia's most well-known UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
  • Enjoy the beauty of the largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia, built originally in the 9th century.
  • See hundreds of temples in various sizes scattered over a 39.8 hectare area.
  • Marvel at the beautifully carved reliefs depicting the Hindu epic tale of Ramayana and Bhagavata Purana.

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These tickets can't be cancelled, refunded or rescheduled.

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Insider Tips

  • Pass use: Each pass activates for one person only and cannot be shared or resold, so make sure everyone in your group has their own confirmed ticket before arriving.
  • Re-entry: Once you leave the temple grounds you cannot re-enter on the same pass, so plan to see everything you want to see in one visit.
  • Sun protection: The complex is largely open ground and can get hot at midday, so bring a hat, sunscreen and water, and consider an earlier or later time slot for a cooler walk.
  • Footwear: The grounds cover a wide area of uneven stone paths, so wear comfortable walking shoes rather than sandals.
  • What you can see: Entry covers the temple courtyard, and climbing the temple structures themselves is not permitted, so plan your visit around viewing rather than climbing.

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Entry & Services:

  • Once you activate a pass, it can only be used by that individual. Passes cannot be re-sold or used by more than one person.
  • Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue.
  • Visitors are allowed to visit Zone 1 to the temple's courtyard. Visitors are not allowed to enter or climb up the temple structure.
  • Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue.
  • Smoking and drinking is not allowed. You will immediately be asked to leave if caught by a staff member.
  • This activity is stroller and wheelchair-accessible.

How To Use

  • You can present either a printed copy or a mobile e-ticket.
  • Tickets are only valid during the period specified.
  • You can enter the attraction directly with this ticket.

Location

Jl. Raya Solo - Yogyakarta, Kranggan, Bokoharjo, Kec. Prambanan, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55571
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  • By Bus: Use the Trans Jogja bus lane 1A to get to Prambanan. Alternatively, you could use the inter province bus heading to Solo or Surabaya and stop in front of the Temple. The Trans Jogja bus usually available around every 15 minutes or so depending on the traffic. While inter province bus only accessible from Giwangan Bus Station every hour..
  • By Car: It is recommend that you take a private car or local taxi.
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FAQs

  • Is Prambanan Temple worth visiting?

    Prambanan Temple is one of Indonesia's largest Hindu temple complexes and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its carved reliefs and towering ninth century architecture. The scale and history of the site are the main draw, while the heat and the size of the grounds can make a midday visit tiring. Choosing a cooler part of the day generally makes for a more comfortable visit.

  • Can you climb the Prambanan temple structures?

    Access to Prambanan Temple covers the main courtyard area, known as Zone 1, and climbing the temple structures themselves is not permitted. This helps protect the ancient stonework for the long term. The courtyard still allows a close view of the carved reliefs and towers from ground level.

  • What should you wear to visit Prambanan Temple?

    The temple grounds include uneven stone paths and open areas exposed to the sun, so closed, comfortable walking shoes work better than sandals. Bringing water and sun protection is worth considering given the size of the site. Light, breathable clothing also helps on hot days.

  • What is the legend behind Prambanan Temple?

    Prambanan Temple is linked to the Javanese legend of Roro Jonggrang, in which a princess is said to have been turned to stone after a suitor was tricked into failing to build a thousand temples in one night. The temple reliefs separately depict the Hindu epic tales of Ramayana and Bhagavata Purana. The legend is a well-known local story rather than a documented historical event.

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