Architecture Spatial and Ratu Boko

Ratu Boko probably built around the 9th century AD by the Dynasty Sailendra, who later took over the Hindu Mataram. As a monument to the ancient relic, the Queen Boko still keep the mystery. Attributes contained here is referring to a village area. But still, the experts are still difficult to identify, whether it is a royal parks, palaces, fort, or temple.

Ratu Boko has 3 fruit terrace, each of which are separated by stone walls and fortresses. To reach the first terrace, we had to pass a big gate which was built in 2 stages. To the west of this terrace there is a fort or Lime Stone Temple (Temple of Limestone). Lime Stone Temple called because it was made of limestone. The distance is approximately 45 m from the first gate.Second and first terraces separated by a wall andelit. This second terrace can be reached after passing through the gate at paduraksa consisting of 3 door. Larger doors (Main Gate) is in the middle, flanked by two smaller gates.The second and third terrace of the castle separated by walls of limestone and andelit. To enter into the third deck, we need to go through the gate 5, where the most central gate larger in size when compared with other 4 flanking the gate.

On the third terrace (terrace greatest) is centered remnants. Here we can find among others Pendopo (Meeting Room). The foundation of this marquee measuring 20 m long, 20 m wide and 1.25 m high, located to the north of this terrace