Candi Tikus

the entrance we buy ticket is cheap. many trees so we can easily find the bench for sitting to avoid the strong sun. little dissapointed that the parking ticket is litte bit expensive and no tickets from the government regarding parking. 8.5/10⭐️

Love the atmosphere!, the ancient red bricks and overall temple surrounded by the water!. But please make sure the ticket person charge you correctly! I am a local Indonesian, he charged me IDR 3000/person!, I am not sure how much he charge the tourists!.

- good, large, clean, and fresh place - good view tp take special photo like prewedding and family - good place for low budget holiday (murce) with family - humble keepers Needs improvement; - there are a lot Caterpillars at the tree, it's so horrible

1. Candi Tikus, a 14th century bathing place in Majapahit empire capital city, Trowulan Archaeological Park, East Java, Indonesia. 2. Based on information from Wikipedia, this Candi probably built in the 13th-14th century and its usage is disputed between archaeologists. The "tikus" name came as when it was found back during 1915, it was said the temple was filled by rats. 3. Candi Tikus, a Majapahit-era temple is also believed to have functioned as a petirtaan (sacred bathing place) or a water reservoir and distribution system for the local population. Note : Combined information from the Temple Site and Wikipedia

Clean, cheap... Better visit in early morning before 10 am or noon after 15 pm, because wheather hot

The temple is located in the complex Trowulan, about 13 km southeast of the city of Mojokerto. From the Mojokerto-Jombang highway, at Trowulan intersection, turn eastward, passing Segaran Pond and Bajangratu Temple located on the left side of the road. Tikus Temple is also located on the left side of the road, about 600 m from Bajangratu Temple. This Temple is the legacy of Mojopahit kingdom

The Tikus temple ruins are very nicely landscaped, and it's really neat to be able to climb down the stairs to near the actual pool itself. I had a relaxing and peaceful time here, and would recommend these ruins to others.

This is Candi Tikus (Tikus Tample). Candi Tikus is a ritual bathing pool (petirtaan) which is perhaps the most exciting recent archaeological finding at Trowulan. Candi Tikus means 'rat temple', the name given to the discovery in 1914 because the site appeared during the excavation to be a rat-breeding enclosure. Restored to its present condition in 1985 and 1989, this complex of red brick takes the form of a sunken, rectangular basin, into which a flight of steps descends on the northern side. Candi Tikus is one of relics of the Majapahit kingdom.