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fahmi — July 11, 2008 / 6:35 am
“Mahakarya Borobudur” dancing which was held on Borobudur temple kompleks, is getting popular for Borobudur night event, since on 6pm, the tourism activity is over. Main Chief of Borobudur, Prambanan, and Ratu Boko temples, Wagiman Subiyarso, during this year the event will be performed for three times.
More than 300 tickets (from about 500 seats) were sold for the performance. The ticket were ordered not only from domestic area, such as Jakarta, Surabaya, but also from abroad, Japan and Malaysia.
The story of dancing is about historical of Borobodur temple, from the development and also some fragment from Syailendra kingdom on 8 century.
In the future, many artists will be involved on this performance, not only Yogya artists, but also Magelang and other city around Borobodur temple. the pic was taken from here
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