Explore Borobudur and Prambanan can be via Google Maps

There is a new experience if you are a fan of Google Maps application. One of them, the tourist area of ​​Borobudur Temple in Magelang, Central Java, now can be explored using the digital map.

Not only that several other attractions such as Prambanan, Ratu Boko Complex and the National Museum in Jakarta can also be accessed.

The beauty of Borobudur can be aligned with the world's other attractions such as the Taj Mahal in India. The launch of Street View images from Borobudur temple can be accessed via Google Maps. The launch event coincided with the commemoration of World Tourism Day.

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Shinto added, the event was also simultaneously launched the Google Cultural Institute for Indonesia. Borobudur presence of Street View images and stories in the history of the Cultural Institute is expected to help preserve the culture and history to the younger generation.

In addition there are about 200 artifacts collection Taman Wisata Candi Prambanan and Ratu Boko Borobudur and the collection of the National Museum in Jakarta that can be learned in the network via the Google Cultural Institute.

With Street View, users can take advantage of 360-degree panoramic images to see destinations before arriving at their destination, as a guide to drive or get to know the town where he lived deeper.

In addition, the business world in Indonesia can benefit from Street View technology by putting Google maps directly on their website so it is easily accessible.

For tourists who will visit Indonesia, Street View can be used to plan a trip or explore a state prior to vacation in a place that is their goal

Meanwhile Purwanto of PT Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur added, the facility is expected to increase the number of foreign tourists visiting Borobudur. Increasing the number of tourists who come to visit will have an impact on the progress of the Indonesian economy.

Media was invited to tour the temple follows the Eco Tracker which served as a guide used as Street View. Tool weighing approximately 18 kilograms was able to explore all the buildings and halls of Buddhist temple relics of the 9th century AD it.