Candi Jiwa, also known as Jiwa Temple, is a historical site located in East Java, Indonesia. This ancient temple is believed to date back to the 13th century during the Majapahit era, although its exact origins remain uncertain. Candi Jiwa is renowned for its unique architectural style, featuring intricate carvings and bas-reliefs depicting scenes from Hindu mythology and daily life. The temple's name, "Jiwa," translates to "soul" in English, adding to its mystical allure. Despite its small size compared to other temples in the region, Candi Jiwa holds significant cultural and historical importance, attracting visitors interested in exploring Indonesia's rich heritage and ancient architectural wonders.
