As the largest kingdom in the archipelago, Majapahit left behind many stories, inscriptions and historical sites that are very interesting to explore. Almost throughout East Java there are relics of the kingdom which was founded around 1293 to 1500 AD. One of the Majapahit relics that can be visited is the Belahan Temple or often known as the Sumber Tetek Temple, which is one of the water spring temple sites built in 1049 AD or in the 11th century during the Kahuripan Kingdom. This temple is located in a forest area managed by the Pasuruan Forest Management Unit (KPH), namely plot 10 a of Betro Forest Management Resort (RPH), Penanggungan Forest Management Unit (BKPH) or administratively in Wonosunyo village, Gempol sub-district, Pasuruan regency. Historically, the Sumber Tetek Temple is one of the forerunners of the Patirtan Jolotundo Temple which was built by King Airlangga and is located on the slopes of Mount Bekal, Seloliman Village, Trawas District, Mojokerto Regency. The two temple sites are relics from the Majapahit Kingdom era, the Patirtan Jolotundo Temple is on Mount Bekal south of Mount Penanggungan while the Sumber Tetek Temple is on the northern slope of Mount Penanggungan. According to information, Belahan Temple or Sumber Tetek Temple was built by King Airlangga as a bathing location for his queen. In the temple complex there is a pool which has statues of Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Sri which were carved using andesite stone. One of the attractions of Belahan temple is the flow of water through the breasts of the two statues, so people call it Sumber Tetek Temple. The statue of Goddess Lakshmi and the statue of Dewi Sri are located attached to the temple wall which is made of red stone. On this temple, exotic reliefs are carved and depict moral messages. According to stories from local people, in the Sumber Tetek Temple there was also a statue of Vishnu riding a garuda. Vishnu is the embodiment of Airlangga because during his lifetime he adhered to the teachings of Lord Vishnu. Currently the statue is stored in the Trowulan Archaeological Museum, Mojokerto, East Java. On certain days, Sumber Tetek Temple is visited by many tourists to carry out the ngalap blessing ritual, namely the ritual of praying to the Almighty Creator so that their wishes come true. There is also a prohibition on bathing or playing in the pool at Sumber Tetek Temple for women who are unable to attend because it is believed to bring bad luck. “This temple is never empty of visitors, both day and night. Especially on Friday night. "For the residents here, the water that comes out of this statue is used for daily needs," said Saleh, a resident of Wonosunyo Village. To get to the Sumber Tetek Temple location, visitors can travel by public transportation from Gempol to Wonosunyo Village with a travel time of around 30 minutes. This village has 6 hamlets, namely Betro, Wonosunyo 1, Wonosunyo 2, Badut, Belahan Jowo and Belahan Nongko. The majority of residents of this village work as farmers and lemosin cattle breeders.