Jago Temple is a historic Hindu temple located in Tumpang, Malang, East Java, Indonesia. Jago Temple boasts a highly distinctive and unique architectural style, featuring a roof that resembles a kendi (water jug) or gentong(traditional earthenware jar). The temple's religious background encompasses both Caiwa (Hindu) and Buddhism, as evidenced by reliefs depicting stories related to Buddhism, such as Kunjarakarna, as well as several statue such as Hayagriva, Brhuti, and Amoghapaça. Additionally, Hindu influences are evident in reliefs showcasing the Parthayana, Arjunawiwaha, and Kresnayana epics, along with various animal story relief panels.
The exquisite reliefs and carvings adorning Jago Temple depict scenes from everyday life, Hindu mythology, and Javanese shadow puppetry or wayang. Jago Temple stands as a silent testament to the grandeur of past Hindu civilization and serves as a captivating historical site for visitors seeking to delve into the rich artistic and historical heritage of Hinduism in the East Java region.
