Prambanan Temple Opening Hours

Prambanan is generally open daily, including public holidays, but operating arrangements can change for special events or local regulations. Check the official ticket portal before visiting on a public holiday to confirm access and opening arrangements.

Yes, but Monday has an important access restriction: the main Trimurti courtyard is closed for routine maintenance. The wider archaeological park, including outer areas, Sewu Temple and the museum, remains accessible.

Yes. You can explore the temple complex during the day and attend the separately ticketed Ramayana Ballet in the evening. Performance days, times and venues vary by season, so check the official schedule before planning your visit.

Yes. The Ramayana Ballet is an evening performance separate from standard daytime admission to Prambanan Temple. Different performance dates and venues may have different schedules, so check the official booking portal when selecting your tickets.

Early morning is ideal if you want cooler conditions, quieter grounds and softer light for photography. Late afternoon can also be attractive for warm light on the temple carvings, but arrive early enough to meet the day's entry cut-off.

Regular temple admission does not extend into the evening. However, you can attend separately ticketed evening performances such as the Ramayana Ballet, whose schedule varies by season and performance date.