Iconic Buildings in Indonesia
413 iconic buildings across 38 provinces and 373 regencies and cities — the most in East Java, North Sumatra and Central Java.
Architectural landmarks, monuments, and buildings that serve as city symbols.
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Iconic Buildings in Kalimantan Barat
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Ale-Ale Monument
Ketapang
A monument that is a symbol of pride for the people of Ketapang, taking the form of an Ale-ale, a ty…
Christ the King Cathedral
Sintang
This Cathedral is one of Sintang's iconic buildings, featuring architecture that blends modern and l…
Equator Monument
Pontianak
As an icon of pride for the city of Pontianak, this monument marks the zero-degree point of the equa…
Hiang Thian Siang Tie Temple
Kubu Raya
Known for its striking, bright red architecture, this temple is a symbol of religious diversity in K…
Ngabang Heroes Monument
Landak
This monument stands firmly in the center of Ngabang's bustling area as a form of respect for the La…
Oesman Al-Khair Grand Mosque
Kayong Utara
This magnificent white mosque seems to float on the surface of Sukadana sea, offering a captivating …
Rumah Radakng
Pontianak
Rumah Radakng is a replica of a Dayak longhouse, holding the record as the largest traditional house…
Sacred Heart Cathedral of Jesus Sanggau
Sanggau
This Cathedral Church is one of the most magnificent buildings in West Kalimantan, featuring a moder…
Saint Christopher Catholic Church
Mempawah
This place of worship boasts a unique and striking architectural style, often capturing the attentio…
Singkawang Grand Mosque
Singkawang
Standing majestically not far from Vihara Tri Dharma Bumi Raya, this mosque is a symbol of religious…
Sultan Syafiuddin Grand Mosque
Sambas
Constructed almost entirely from sturdy belian wood, this historic mosque stands tall on the riverba…
Tugu Juang II Nanga Pinoh
Melawi
This magnificent monument stands as a symbol of the Melawi people's resistance against colonial rule…