When the holidays arrive, most tourists who headed Central Java, will never miss to visit Borobudur Temple. The temple is located in Magelang regency, Central Java, is in addition to leaving a trail of history also led the grandeur and beauty of Borobudur is recorded as one of the world cultural heritage by UNESCO in 1991.
However, the condition of the Borobudur was worried after closed volcanic ash from Mount Merapi as thick as 1 to 3 centimeters. So that the temple was built in the 800s AD by the manager is closed for cleaning.
Concern was also felt by Parsiono. As Buddhists, Parsiono assess Borobudur is not just tourist attractions or world heritage. But through this that he Borobudur and other Buddhist respect for the Buddha.
"In addition to the legacy of our ancestors. I see it as a monument of Borobudur. As my place and other Buddhists to salute the Buddha," he said when met after receiving the award Kompas.com award from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, on Wednesday (20 / 4 / 2011).
Parsiono spontaneous More than 2,000 volunteers joined together to work together to cleanse the body from the ashes of Merapi, Borobudur temple. The study said if the ash is left, can impact on the damage to the stones of the temple.
Under the auspices of the Youth Theravada Indonesia (PATRIA) Parsiono move together 400 members PATRIA to clean Borobudur. Borobudur has a sense of having overcome their fatigue. "The desire to clean up the Borobudur appeared spontaneously wrote, because as Buddhists we auto care, how to Borobudur was clean and neat back quickly," said Parsiono.
On Wednesday (20/04/2011), Parsiono represent colleagues at PATRIA receive a plaque award from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism through the Director General of History and Archaeology F Aurora Tambunan. Sumringahnya face while receiving an award plaque can not beat the feeling of relief and gratitude at Borobudur was reopened after being closed for 45 days.
Director General of History and Archaeology Kemenbudpar, F Aurora Tambunan said that the attitude of the management staff swiftly and certainly volunteer to clean up the Borobudur temple is evidence that Indonesia is ready to maintain its world cultural heritage.
From the description of the Head of Borobudur Heritage Conservation Sutopo MARSIS, from cleaning results collected 57 square meters of volcanic ash. "That's the equivalent of 10 trucks loaded with sand. Today we still cover the floor 8, 9, and 10 Borobudur because it is still in the stage of cleaning" says MARSIS.
But apparently, ash and sand as much as it does not become an obstacle for Parsiono and other volunteers. For him the return of the grandeur and beauty of Borobudur as a world cultural heritage in a more meaningful, than the energy is wasted and the plaque that now clutched.
However, the condition of the Borobudur was worried after closed volcanic ash from Mount Merapi as thick as 1 to 3 centimeters. So that the temple was built in the 800s AD by the manager is closed for cleaning.
Concern was also felt by Parsiono. As Buddhists, Parsiono assess Borobudur is not just tourist attractions or world heritage. But through this that he Borobudur and other Buddhist respect for the Buddha.
"In addition to the legacy of our ancestors. I see it as a monument of Borobudur. As my place and other Buddhists to salute the Buddha," he said when met after receiving the award Kompas.com award from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, on Wednesday (20 / 4 / 2011).
Parsiono spontaneous More than 2,000 volunteers joined together to work together to cleanse the body from the ashes of Merapi, Borobudur temple. The study said if the ash is left, can impact on the damage to the stones of the temple.
Under the auspices of the Youth Theravada Indonesia (PATRIA) Parsiono move together 400 members PATRIA to clean Borobudur. Borobudur has a sense of having overcome their fatigue. "The desire to clean up the Borobudur appeared spontaneously wrote, because as Buddhists we auto care, how to Borobudur was clean and neat back quickly," said Parsiono.
On Wednesday (20/04/2011), Parsiono represent colleagues at PATRIA receive a plaque award from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism through the Director General of History and Archaeology F Aurora Tambunan. Sumringahnya face while receiving an award plaque can not beat the feeling of relief and gratitude at Borobudur was reopened after being closed for 45 days.
Director General of History and Archaeology Kemenbudpar, F Aurora Tambunan said that the attitude of the management staff swiftly and certainly volunteer to clean up the Borobudur temple is evidence that Indonesia is ready to maintain its world cultural heritage.
From the description of the Head of Borobudur Heritage Conservation Sutopo MARSIS, from cleaning results collected 57 square meters of volcanic ash. "That's the equivalent of 10 trucks loaded with sand. Today we still cover the floor 8, 9, and 10 Borobudur because it is still in the stage of cleaning" says MARSIS.
But apparently, ash and sand as much as it does not become an obstacle for Parsiono and other volunteers. For him the return of the grandeur and beauty of Borobudur as a world cultural heritage in a more meaningful, than the energy is wasted and the plaque that now clutched.
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