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  Gelora Bung Karno (Senayan) Hello travel enthusiasts ..! ready to dive into Jakarta's sporting history and cultural pride? Look no further than Gelora Bung Karno (GBK), a massive sports complex that's more than just a stadium it's a JAKARTA must see! Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) is a massive sports complex in Jakarta, Indonesia that serves as more than just a stadium, it is a symbol of the city's sporting history and cultural pride. The construction of GBK commenced on February 8, 1960, in preparation for hosting the 1962 Asian Games. Remarkably, the entire stadium complex was completed in just 2.5 years, opening on July 21, 1962, just in time for the Games. At its inauguration, GBK could accommodate a staggering 110,000 spectators. Over the years, the complex has undergone renovations, including a major one in 2017 to prepare for the 2018 Asian Games. Currently, GBK has a seating capacity of 77,193, making it one of the largest stadiums in Indonesia. Named after Indonesia...

 Mpu Purwa Museum         In the heart of Malang, East Java, stands the Mpu Purwa Museum, a gateway to the past waiting to be explored. Named after the legendary Hindu poet Mpu Purwa, the museum holds a priceless historical treasure: a collection of archaeological relics from the classical times of the Ancient Mataram kingdom. Mpu Purwa Museum is not just another museum. Here, you'll find traces of civilizations long gone, carved in stone, inscriptions, and other historical artifacts. The museum's collection includes stone statues from the 8th to 15th centuries, temple building fragments, stone inscriptions, pottery, and metalware such as bronze necklaces and gamelan. Some of the museum's highlights include the 9th-century Amoghasidhi statue, the 13th-century Prajnaparamita statue, and the 14th-century Manjusri statue. These artifacts are clear evidence of the development of Hindu-Buddhist sculpture, architecture, and culture in the East Java region during ...