Sahasra Adhi Pura Solo

Solo is a major city in central Java, Indonesia. Together with Yogyakarta, these two cities are heirs of the Mataram kingdom which was split in 1755. The city just like any other city has a number of attractions which is popular among the tourists. Sahasra Adhi Pura is a popular tourist attraction in Solo.

Sahasra Adhi Pura, Solo is a Hindu Temple complex with the full pantheon of Javanese Hindu deities which are represented in statues and stone reliefs. The structures at the temple complex are spread of several acres of rice fields in the form of the Great Mother Goddess. At the Sahasra Adhi Pura in Solo you can fulfill your inner desires. The temple acts as a meeting place for the community, a place to pray, seek healing, and to celebrate Hindu Holy days and other sacred occasions with the traditional offerings, a Hindu priest and Javanese Gamelan orchestra.

Besides being a fully functional Javanese Hindu Temple, the temple also features a living, breathing Kundalini Yoga center. At the yoga center, there are facilities to perform traditional Javanese tapas such as water meditation and sun meditation. The yoga center offer facilities to teach people who are interested and who have the aptitude and fortitude to learn Pak Hardjanta's system of Kundalini yoga.

Sahasra's Ashi Pura in Solo also features the Argo which is a small temple complex in itself which is enclosed within. Scaled replicas of fifty sacred sites from all around the world are brought together in order to preserve this ancient wisdom for future generations. The name 'Argo' comes from the star constellation Argo which is named from the legendary Greek ship of the Argonauts, vessel of the Golden Fleece. The Argo at the Sahasra temple primarily functions to connect with the spiritual heritage of many ages of man, which is believed to have been lost.