Getting There

Prambanan is a large collection of Hindu temples (temple) built in the 10 century. Mataram Kingdom, the kings of Central Java and of the Sailendra dynasty. UNESCO World Heritage Site, in most other countries.

Get in
The nearest major city is Yogyakarta 17 kilometers away. Solo is also within easy striking distance.
 
By plane
Yogyakarta's airport is just ten kilometers from Prambanan. A taxi direct to the site should cost about Rp 20,000.
 
By bus
There are regular buses from Yogyakarta's Umbulharjo bus station (30 minutes, Rp 4000), as well as a wide variety of tour agency-operated minibuses shuttling directly to Yogya's backpacker haunts. Local buses to/from Solo are also easy to find (90 minutes, Rp 10,000).
 
TransJogja, Yogyakarta's newest bus service, also serves a direct route to Prambanan. The bus is air-conditioned and it costs Rp 3000 per person for a ride (as of 2008), regardless of the distance. Ask the attendant at TransJogja's bus stop for further details.
 
Get around
Prambanan can be fairly easily covered on foot. If the midday heat is too much, there’s a train shuttles around the park for Rp 5,000 a throw.
 
See
The main site of Prambanan contains four temples scattered about a large, landscaped park. The complex is open daily from 6 AM to 6 PM and entry costs a fixed US$10 (US$6 student), try to get there early to beat the heat. Guides can be hired at the ticket office, costs you Rp50.000

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