Kimpulan Temple places Hindu archaeological remains beside learning activities on Universitas Islam Indonesia’s integrated campus. Also known as Pustakasala Temple, the site was discovered during library foundation excavation in 2009 and conserved with the heritage preservation authority. A 2025 photograph focuses on a stone antefix with a face relief and curled motifs; the detail reveals work on the stone surface but does not show the whole complex. The library setting offers context for how archaeological discovery can be present in a contemporary educational space. Observe from permitted areas to respect both conservation and campus activities.
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Candi Kimpulan
Kabupaten Sleman · DI Yogyakarta · Indonesia
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Head to Kimpulan Temple near the Mohammad Hatta building on UII’s integrated campus, Jalan Kaliurang km 14.5, Umbulmartani, Ngemplak, Sleman Regency. The pin follows the temple listing, not a camera position or surveyed entrance. Confirm service schedules and visiting areas with the operator. Do not climb or move stone components. Museum UII is a separate facility and is not combined into this Spot.
Photo credits
Archive photograph Antefiks Candi Kimpulan.jpg by Risanprasetyo (Febri Ady Prasetyo); CC BY-SA 4.0. Taken 27 April 2025 and uploaded 10 November 2025. Original EXIF records a Samsung SM-A235F and orientation 6; the Commons provider is a 960 × 1280 portrait from an original displayed as a 3060 × 4080 portrait. Earlier source processing is unverified. Floopel made no additional crop, retouch, blur or AI edit. This is an antefix detail, not the whole complex. Public media variants may be processed; byte/EXIF identity and ultimate uploader rights have not been audited.
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