Masjid Tuo Kayu Jao
Historic timber mosque in Kayu Jao recognised as an example of traditional Minangkabau religious architecture.
The World’s Sacred Places
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Browse Sacred Places selected for Templestan’s public collection.
Historic timber mosque in Kayu Jao recognised as an example of traditional Minangkabau religious architecture.
Historic royal mosque of the Yogyakarta Sultanate and an important centre of Muslim court religious life.
One of Indonesia’s landmark monumental mosques and a major religious visitor destination in Surabaya.
Historic Banjar mosque associated with Sultan Suriansyah and the emergence of the Banjar Sultanate’s Islamic tradition.
Historic traditional mosque of Bayan closely identified with Lombok’s early Islamic and Sasak religious heritage.
Prominent Padang grand mosque whose roof form draws on Minangkabau architecture and regional Islamic identity.
Distinctive Surabaya mosque combining Islamic prayer space with Chinese-Indonesian architectural forms.
Historic mosque adjacent to the Kasepuhan palace and the early Islamic religious landscape of Cirebon.
Old Surabaya mosque founded in the Wali Songo tradition and surrounded by a major pilgrimage quarter.
Major royal mosque of Medan, celebrated for its Islamic architecture and association with the Deli Sultanate.
Landmark grand mosque in Semarang with expansive courtyard umbrellas and prominent tower.
Historic mosque of the Palembang Sultanate with distinctive South Sumatran, Chinese and European design influences.