With a brush, broom stick, and water, a number of workers with a thoroughly clean every inch of the stone wall of Borobudur temple. Every now and then they quit their jobs to see the tourists back and forth on the Buddhist temple. However, they more often focus on narrow crevices between the stones of the temple and the reliefs.
Long sleeve t-shirt, small towel, and hat (hat farmers) wide they wore to protect themselves from sunburn. With a wage of Rp 35,000 per day, they diligently cleaning the temple on May 17 will be used for the celebration of Vesak.
They work for eight hours each day. Usually they begin to clean up from 07.00. With the system per group, they will work for 30 days.
Borobudur temple cleansing process has been underway since October 27, 2010 until now. On December 20, 2010, this temple has been opened to tourists but only up to the 7th floor. As for the floor 8, 9, and 10 are still closed to the public.
"There are still some cleanup work, but not on the surface of the temple.'s Cleanup work is under the surface of the body temple because there is still dust into the crevices of rocks. But for the readiness to welcome Vesak, I am 100 percent sure this temple was ready, "MARSIS said Sutopo, head of the Borobudur Heritage Conservation Center, on Wednesday (04/20/2011).
Every year, specifically on the feast day of Buddhists, Vesak, always held at the Borobudur Temple. Thousands of Buddhists will gather each year to pray at the temples of this dynasty Dynasty relics.
Director of Archaeological Heritage Junus Satrio Atmodjo said, Vesak will keep running at Borobudur. "Still will take place. Moreover as in previous years, the celebration will take place in the courtyard of the temple," said Jonah.
The cleaning process is still ongoing, but the Borobudur Temple is ready to become a celebration of the feast of Vesak on 17 May.
Long sleeve t-shirt, small towel, and hat (hat farmers) wide they wore to protect themselves from sunburn. With a wage of Rp 35,000 per day, they diligently cleaning the temple on May 17 will be used for the celebration of Vesak.
They work for eight hours each day. Usually they begin to clean up from 07.00. With the system per group, they will work for 30 days.
Borobudur temple cleansing process has been underway since October 27, 2010 until now. On December 20, 2010, this temple has been opened to tourists but only up to the 7th floor. As for the floor 8, 9, and 10 are still closed to the public.
"There are still some cleanup work, but not on the surface of the temple.'s Cleanup work is under the surface of the body temple because there is still dust into the crevices of rocks. But for the readiness to welcome Vesak, I am 100 percent sure this temple was ready, "MARSIS said Sutopo, head of the Borobudur Heritage Conservation Center, on Wednesday (04/20/2011).
Every year, specifically on the feast day of Buddhists, Vesak, always held at the Borobudur Temple. Thousands of Buddhists will gather each year to pray at the temples of this dynasty Dynasty relics.
Director of Archaeological Heritage Junus Satrio Atmodjo said, Vesak will keep running at Borobudur. "Still will take place. Moreover as in previous years, the celebration will take place in the courtyard of the temple," said Jonah.
The cleaning process is still ongoing, but the Borobudur Temple is ready to become a celebration of the feast of Vesak on 17 May.
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