Great Mosque of Palembang
Historic mosque of the Palembang Sultanate with distinctive South Sumatran, Chinese and European design influences.
The World’s Sacred Places
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Historic mosque of the Palembang Sultanate with distinctive South Sumatran, Chinese and European design influences.
Sixteenth-century Javanese mosque distinguished by an ancient brick minaret and the adjoining tomb of Sunan Kudus.
Historic mosque of the Banten Sultanate, with tiered Javanese roofs and a landmark tower in the Old Banten area.
Historic Javanese mosque linked with the Demak Sultanate and the Wali Songo tradition of Islamisation.
Historic Tamil Hindu temple in Medan dedicated to Mariamman and attended by the local Indian-origin Hindu community.
Indonesia’s national mosque beside Jakarta Cathedral, a major center of Islamic worship and interreligious encounter.
Iconic historic mosque in central Banda Aceh, deeply associated with Acehnese religious life and the 2004 tsunami.
Historic Ulee Lheue mosque that survived the 2004 tsunami and is revered locally as a symbol of resilience.
Major Chinese-Indonesian temple complex commemorating Admiral Zheng He and the history of Semarang’s maritime community.
Historic Chinatown temple at Petak Sembilan, Jakarta, long associated with devotion to Guanyin and Chinese religious festivals.
Buddhist temple on Bintan noted for its expansive display of 500 life-size arhats (lohan) sculptures.
Prominent Buddhist monastery and meditation complex in northern Bali above the Banjar area.