Although the kingdom of Sriwijaya known as a great kingdom, but in the relics of the temple is very little left by the Kingdom of Sriwijaya, because the first time the location is still located in the swamp, forest, and far from the mountains. Where should it be as a source of stone used as a source of stone royal development.
Even so the Kingdom of Sriwijaya still had time to build some temples, some of the temples of the Kingdom of Sriwijaya, still standing firmly at this time.
If you can ask any temple that still stands firmly from relics of Sriwijaya Kingdom. some of which still stand today as follows.
Muara Takus Temple
The temple of sriwijaya kingdom is Muara Temple located in Muara Takus Village, Koto Sub-district, Kampar Regency in Riau, Muara Takus Temple is the only Buddhist temple in Riau.
In the vicinity of the temple, there are also some other temples are often referred to as the Youngest Temple, Temple Eldest, Temple Palangka and Temple Maghligai.
In the builder of this temple is not known when the temple was the year when dibangu, but it has been estimated, that this temple has existed since the Kingdom of Sriwijaya,
Muara Jambi Temple
Muaro Jambi temple is a temple relics of Sriwijaya Kingdom, which is located in a Buddhist temple complex and Hindu has. The area is one of the most well preserved temples in Indonesia, which is already predicted and as a heritage temple of Sriwijaya kingdom and the Malay kingdom located in Sumatra.
Location Muara Temple in Muara Sebo District, Muara Jambi Regency. Precisely on the edge of Batang Day or east of the city of Jambi precisely about 26 km. Based on the experts think this temple was built in the 11th century.
Same with the development of Muara Takus temple, which was in 2009 ago, Muaro Jambi temple has also been nominated by UNESCO as one of the historic sites of world heritage site.
Candi Biaro Bahal
Another Sriwijaya Kingdom Heritage Temple is Bahal Temple can be called Biaro Bahal or Portibi Temple is a place where Buddhist temple Vajrayana flow located in the village of Bahal, district Padang Bolak, Portibi, South Tapanuli regency, North Sumatra.
This temple has a building-style architecture made with red brick, is estimated to be built already in the 11th century and allegedly intertwined with the Pannai kingdom in one of the coastal ports of the Strait of Malacca which became part of the kingdom of Sriwijaya.
Temple City Kitchen
Kota Kapur Temple can be said to be more different from the magnificent temples like temples in Java, where the location and structure of bengunan temple has been buried around the surrounding rubber trees and also covered with trees such as durian, and oil palm. This temple is very connected with Kapur City Inscription.
This inscription has a purpose to avoid and keep the problem of the ships passing through the next strait which contains the agreement between the Pirates along with the Sriwijaya kingdom. Well where the discovery of this inscription is the City of Limestone temple was found.
Sriwijaya gate
The most recent Sriwijaya royal heritage temple is the Sriwijaya Gapura located in South Sumatra. Reportedly, the temple remains in this research system consists of nine gates, but the newly discovered seven new gapura only.
So far, almost all the circumstances Gapura-Gapura located in the Site Rimba Temple is in a state that has collapsed caused by natural aspects such as earthquakes, erosion, and so forth. It is not widely known about this temple because it remains in the research system.