Jago Temple

Currently under maintenance / construction. No entrance fee but give a donation. I wish I'd find some more information about this temple. ...

One day, I visited there. The place isn’t far away from Tumpang market, the temple is heritage from Medang Kamulan Kingdom’s (ims)... i was learned about medang kamulan kingdom, i enjoyed the temple. Lyk remind me about history on my high school. (Cmiiw)

This Temple is for remembering King Wisnuwardhana from Singhasari Kingdom (resign 1248 - 1268). The outer walls of Jago Temple's feet are engraved with reliefs such as Anglingdharma, Kunjarakharna, Arjuna Wiwaha, Parthayana, Kresnayana and fables. The sequence following the stories on the relief is to follow the rules of pradaksiana is to walk around the temple clockwise. I think m the temple needs to be restored and the reliefs on the walls of the temple are already damaged. It may be necessary to think about how to make a roof so that the relief of this very valuable temple is not lost. It is a pity because the temple reliefs are the best in East Java

Beautiful temple, good building and clean area. must here for more experience and historical knowledge from Singhasari Kingdom

It's actually a very spiritual place but it is situated around neighborhood. It made the temple as a tourist photo attraction rather than historical sites -- what it supposed to be seen as.

Best to visit in the morning as it gets a little hot in the afternoon. The temple has lots of stories on its walls, albeit some of the panels are incognisable since the stones are crumbling in places. They're read in counter-clockwise direction.

Amazing place to learn history of Singhasari Kingdom. Although the temple is ruined by age and nature, but most of the bas reliefs are kept very well

Already open! This place is located nearby tumpang market and school.