Ceto Temple or Candi Ceto is located about 5 km, 1630 ft above Candi Sukuh. Dates found inscribed here including A.D. 1468, 1472 and 1475. The layout of the temple is similar to Sukuh, but comprising many more terraces (14). As at Candi Sukuh the main deity portrayed is Bima. On a lower terrace were found fragments of narrative reliefs in poor condition, no longer in situ and a large number of small stone turtles.

 

The most interesting remain is a complicated figure composed of stones laid flat on the ground. At the western end is a large lingga like that found at Sukuh, lying horizontally and pointing due west. At its base is a composition representing a tortoise on the back of a huge bat. On the tortoise's back are number of sea creatures oriented in various compass directions.

 

During the 1970s a new gateway was built and new structures were added to the upper terraces, including stone walls and floors.
About 50 meters farther up the slope are a bathing place with several recent statues, and a wooden  shrine. For several years in the late 1970s the site was used by a group of people of high political status who came to meditate in the belief that supernatural power was inherent here.