Panataran temple located in the north of Blitar is the only monument complex that night East Java region. Based on reports 1914-1915 Department ancients know the number in 2045 and Verbeek record number 563, is kekunaan building which consists of several so-called cluster complex monument. Location of this temple is located in the west-southwest slope of Mount Kelud at the height of 450 meter dpl (on the surface sea water), in the village which is also called Panataran, Nglegok Subdistrict, Blitar. Only about 12 kilometers from Kota Blitar or approximately half-hour trip with a motor vehicle. With the way the relatively mulus and wide enough to in front of the temple complex.
Temple Panataran found in the year 1815, but until 1850 not much was known. Penemunya is Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles (1781-1826), Lieutenant Governor General of British colonial government in power in the State of Indonesia. Raffles, together with an expert Dr.Horsfield Natural Sciences to visit the temple Panataran, and the results kunjunganya dibukukan in the book titled "History of Java" is published in two volumes. Raffles impression this was followed later by other researchers, namely: J. Crawfurd a resident assistant in Yogyakarta, the next Van Meeteren Brouwer (1828), Junghun (1884), Jonathan Rigg (1848) and NWHoepermans that in the year 1886 in the inventory Panataran monument complex.
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Temple Panataran found in the year 1815, but until 1850 not much was known. Penemunya is Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles (1781-1826), Lieutenant Governor General of British colonial government in power in the State of Indonesia. Raffles, together with an expert Dr.Horsfield Natural Sciences to visit the temple Panataran, and the results kunjunganya dibukukan in the book titled "History of Java" is published in two volumes. Raffles impression this was followed later by other researchers, namely: J. Crawfurd a resident assistant in Yogyakarta, the next Van Meeteren Brouwer (1828), Junghun (1884), Jonathan Rigg (1848) and NWHoepermans that in the year 1886 in the inventory Panataran monument complex.


