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The temple is located in Wringinlawang Wringinlawang Hamlet, Jati Village Market, District Trowulan, Mojokerto, exactly 11 km from Mojokerto toward Jombang. It is said that first near the temple there is a huge banyan tree that this temple called Candi Wringinlawang (in Javanese, Wringin means banyan, mace meaning door).
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Wringinlawang gate has undergone refurbishment undertaken from 1991 to 1995. Overall the building facing east-west is made of red brick. The foundations of a rectangular gate with size 13 x 11.50 m. Before restoration the southern gate is still intact, standing upright with a height of 15.50 m., While the northern hemisphere only remaining 9 yards.
On the left and right of the stairs up into the gap between the two parts of the gate there is a wall about 2 m tall. The gap between the two parts of the gate is wide enough. It did not look or relief carving on the temple walls. Tiered pyramidal roof of the temple with a square peak. The roof and ornate pattern inverted pyramid on the roof of the temple is similar to the one in the temple Bajangratu.
