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	Built in the ninth century, Borobudur is one of the oldest-surviving Buddhist temples, and perhaps one of the faith&#39;s biggest relics.</div>
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	It was restored during the 20th century and is now a Unesco (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) heritage site.</div>
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	On May 21 this year, pilgrims from around the region came here to take part in a parade that saw them marching four km from the Mendut temple to Borobudur.</div>
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	It would also see them launching 5,000 lanterns into the air later that evening, filling the sky with shimmering lights.</div>
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	Tune in to The Star TV&#39;s mini-documentary &quot;Road to Enlightenment: A Yearly Wesak March to Borobudur&quot; to find out more about this yearly Indonesian festival.</div>
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	http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2016/06/10/road-to-enlightenment-a-yearly-wesak-march-to-borobudur/</div>

A Yearly Wesak March to Borobudur

YOGYAKARTA - Every year on Wesak Day, thousands of people come to Indonesia's Borobudur temple to celebrate the life, death and enlightenment of the Buddha.