Candi Borobudur

Candi Borobudur is made by adherents of Buddhism in 800 AD. In the reign of the dynasty dynasty. This candi has 1460 relief panels and 504 Buddha effigies. Candi Borobudur has a staircase shape punden, which consists of six levels of a square, three levels of a circular and a main stupa as a peak. Also scattered in all levels several stupas. Each level represents the stages of human life.

The base of Borobudur, called Kamadhatu, symbolizing human beings that are still bound by lust. Four levels above referred Rupadhatu symbolizing human beings that have set themselves free from lust but still bound manner and form. At these levels, a statue of Buddha placed open. Meanwhile, three levels above where the Buddhist stupas are laid in holes called Arupadhatu, symbolizing human beings that have been free from lust, appearance, and shape. The top part is called Arupa symbolizes nirvana, where Buddha is residing.