Candi Gedong Songo is a complex of ancient Hindu temples located on the slopes of Mount Ungaran in Central Java, Indonesia. The name "Gedong Songo" translates to "Nine Buildings," referring to the number of temple structures found in the area, although only seven temples are currently visible. The construction of Candi Gedong Songo is closely tied to the spread of Hinduism in Java. It is thought to have been built as a mountain temple, where rituals and ceremonies were held to honor the gods. The temple complex is considered an important part of Indonesia's cultural and religious heritage, offering a glimpse into the ancient religious practices of the Javanese people. Today, Candi Gedong Songo is a popular tourist attraction, drawing visitors for its historical significance, scenic beauty, and cultural value. The temple complex is surrounded by lush green hills, making it a perfect spot for hiking and enjoying nature. Visitors can explore the temples, take in the views, and learn about the history of the site through guided tours.