UNIPA news (Jakarta). July 13, 2026. Cooperation on the restoration of the world cultural heritage site Prambanan Temple between India and Indonesia. Accompanied by President Prabowo Subianto.
During India’s state visit to Indonesia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Prambanan Temple. He reviewed Prambanan temple on July 8, 2026.
The focus of the visit was on the restoration of more than 200 temples the reporter on the second page which is still in ruins.
This special temple restoration program is scheduled until 2036. Through modern technological approaches such as LiDAR. Artificial intelligence-based digital reconstruction, digital documentation, and anastylosis methods.
This collaboration can strengthen the friendship between Indonesia and India. It makes a real contribution to preserving cultural heritage for the future of the younger generation, the agents of change.
Prambanan Temple Complex in the Special Region of Yogyakarta. Evidence of the nobility of Indonesian culture, which is included in UNESCO’s value as a world cultural heritage. The splendor and beauty of Prambanan Temple and 200 other temples must be beautified and maintained.
The restoration of Prambanan temple will save the legacy of the ancient Majapahit kingdom. The restoration of Prambanan temple strengthens the culture of the Indonesian nation and brightens the future of history as the agents of change.
We must preserve historical relics, said President Prabowo. They serve as evidence of the legacy of ancient kingdoms. Maintaining and advancing historical tourism at Prambanan Temple is supported by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Reporter:
Deswita Refika,
Jakarta, Indonesia.
