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Participants of the Yogyakarta International Heritage Walk 2013 at the Plaosan Temple complex in Klaten, Central Java, on Saturday

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Participants of the Yogyakarta International Heritage Walk 2013 at the Plaosan Temple complex in Klaten, Central Java, on Saturday. As many as 315 participants from 17 countries attended the event that was organized to encourage more people to a recreational walk. (Antara/Noveradika)

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