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SUSTAINABLE TOURISM PADA DESTINASI WISATA BOROBUDUR (CANDI BOROBUDUR), KABUPATEN MAGELANG

Journal of Governance and Public Administration
Sustainable tourism adalah pariwisata yang melibatkan pembangunan yang disesuaikan dengan kebutuhan wisatawan dengan tetap menjaga kelestarian lingkungan dan memberi kesempatan kerja bagi generasi muda guna mengembangkan tatanan sosial yang ada. Sustainable Tourism sebagai konsep ideal di negara berkembang seperti Indonesia.
Ezra Santa Krisna Silaen, Joko Tri Nugroho, Ari Mukti, Muhammad Fachrie   +3 more
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BOROBUDUR, INDONESIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE

Studies in Conservation, 1973
AbstractBorobudur was constructed around 800 a.d. and abandoned in the 10th century. The history of its rediscovery in the early 19th century and subsequent restoration are discussed. An outline is given of various factors leading to the present preservation programme. The structure of the monument is described.
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II faut sauver Borobudur

Arts asiatiques, 1968
Soekmono Roden. II faut sauver Borobudur. In: Arts asiatiques, tome 18, 1968. pp. 109-117.
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Historical Setting of Borobudur

2016
Situated in Central Java, the Borobudur Temple was built during the eighth and ninth centuries A.D. by the Buddhist Sailendra dynasty. The temple demonstrates the conception of the universe according to Buddhist cosmology. Used as a Buddhist place of worship from the point of its construction until sometime between the tenth and fifteenth centuries ...
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Borobudur and Chartres: Religious spaces as performative real-space blends

2013
Humans have historically spent immense communal effort and creativ- ity on religious structures. In this study, we examine two famous and complex monuments: one the 9th-century Buddhist monument of Borobudur and the other the cathedral church of Chartres.
Stec, Kashmiri, Sweetser, Eve
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Borobudur

2005
Scheda sul grande complesso architettonico buddhista situato nell'isola di Giava, in Indonesia, legato a influssi indiani e costruito fra l'VIII e il IX secolo d.C.
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Un lac autour du Borobudur?

Archipel, 2003
Jacques Dumarçay An article published in the Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research in 2000 brought new arguments in support of the theory that the Borobudur temple once was surrounded by a lake - a theory which has long been favoured by archaeologists, notably Nieuwenkamp in 1931. J.
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