Candi Selogriyo is an ancient Hindu temple. It stands on the west hillside of Mount Sumbing near the village of Campurrejo in Windusari district. The 30km route from Borobudur to Selogriyo offers awesome lush green landscapes. Besides its interesting structure, the temple and its surroundings disclose a very rich historical and cultural past. According to historians, Selogriyo temple was built at the end of the 9th century during the Mataram era. The site was destroyed by an important landslide in 1998. The reconstruction finished in 2005. Selogriyo temple is 15 metres tall and occupies a surface of approximately 300 m2. Its name means “stone house”. This cultural and architectural treasure serves as a relic of the Hindu period in Java. The construction faces the east and the roof structure resembles a fruit locally called amakala. It is a common feature on classic buildings of Indianized Indonesia. On the four sides of the temple we find 5 niches with statues of Hindu deities: north is the statue of Durga, west is Ganesha, south is Agastya and east is Nandiswara and Mahakala . At 740m on the top of Mt Sumbing the temple is surrounded by Giyanti, Condong and Malang mountains. Composed of terraced paddy fields and luxuriant forests, the landscape emanates peace and serenity. No wonder visitors feel deeply impressed by the 2km walk up to the small temple courtyard. Enjoy the most incredible view of Central Java by doing an hour gentle trekking begins on the slopes of Mount Sumbing in a lush rain forest until reaching the unknown Selogriyo Temple. An hour for gentle trekking begins on the slopes of Mount Sumbing in a lush rain forest, until you reach the temple. Enjoy the most incredible view of Central Java