Sambisari
Sambisari is an archaeological site in Indonesia that preserves a Hindu temple complex from Central Java’s classical period. It is located in Sambisari village, Purwomartani district, Sleman Regency, within the Yogyakarta Special Region, about 9 to 12 kilometers northeast of central Yogyakarta. The temple is set in a flat paddy field and is one of several medieval temples discovered in the region.
The temple is dated to the 9th or early 10th century, during the Medang Kingdom (also known
Sambisari lay buried under volcanic ash from the nearby Merapi volcano, reportedly following an eruption in
Architecturally, Sambisari displays features typical of Central Javanese temple architecture of the period, including a square