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- It has been suggested by Schnitger that the major temples at Muara Takus may have undergone major renovations in the twelfth century.
- Located some 122 km from Pekanbaru, capital of the province of Riau, the Muara Takus temple complex (or Candi Muara Takus) is built by the Kampar Kanan river.
- Situated 120 kms from the provincial capital of Pekanbaru, the ancient Buddhist temple complex of Muara Takus is the best historical site in the region.
- Muara Takus is a temple complex that located in Muara Takus Village, Koto Kampar District, Pekanbaru, Riau.
- Located some 122 from Pekanbaru, capital of the province of Riau, the Muara Takus temple complex (or Candi Muara Takus) is built by the Kampar Kanan river.
- The Muara Takus Temple compound was utilized as place for settlement and for worship near the water sheds of Kampar Kanan River.
- Muara Takus Buddhist Temple is located a couple of hours drive away from Pekanbaru, in the Riau region of central Sumatra.
- Muara Takus Temple, often referred to as the “Hidden Treasure of Sumatra,” is a remarkable testament to Indonesia’s rich cultural heritage.
- high-definition creative commons photographs from Muara Takus, in Riau, Sumatra, an medieval Melayu kingdom site, together with further information.
- Description: Candi Muara Takus is a ruined 11th-12th Century Srivijayan Buddhist temple consisting of 4 monuments inside an enclosure wall.
