Iconic Buildings in Indonesia
413 iconic buildings across 38 provinces and 373 regencies and cities โ 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 Sulawesi Selatan
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99 Domes Mosque
Makassar
Designed by Ridwan Kamil, this mosque standing tall in the Center Point of Indonesia (CPI) reclaimedโฆ
Al-Munawwir Grand Mosque
Pinrang
As the city's religious center and main landmark, Al-Munawwir Grand Mosque captivates with its magniโฆ
Atakkae Traditional House
Wajo
This complex is a preservation area for traditional Bugis architecture, featuring replicas of traditโฆ
Balla Lompoa Museum
Gowa
A reconstruction of the magnificent palace of the King of Gowa, built with the distinctive architectโฆ
Benteng Movable Weir
Luwu Utara
As one of the largest irrigation infrastructures in South Sulawesi, this dam offers a magnificent viโฆ
Bissua Dam
Takalar
In addition to functioning as a vital irrigation system for local agriculture, Bissua Dam also serveโฆ
Buntu Burake (Christ the Blessing Statue)
Tana Toraja
Standing majestically on a hilltop, the Christ the Blessing Statue is one of the tallest Christ statโฆ
Grand Mosque of Al-Markaz Al-Ma'arif Bone
Bone
As the largest Islamic activity center in Bone, this magnificent mosque features modern architectureโฆ
Habibie-Ainun True Love Monument
Parepare
Standing majestically at the corner of Parepare City Square, this monument symbolizes the eternal loโฆ
Losari Beach
Makassar
As the most famous icon of the City of Daeng, Losari Beach offers spectacular sunset views overlookiโฆ
Maccini Baji Pier
Pangkajene dan Kepulauan
As the main gateway to the Spermonde Islands archipelago, this pier plays a vital role in the economโฆ
Masjid Jami Tua Palopo
Luwu
Built in 1604, this mosque is one of the oldest in the archipelago that uses mountain stone and egg โฆ
Masjid Jami Tua Palopo
Palopo
Built in 1604, this mosque is one of the oldest in Indonesia that uses mountain stone and egg whitesโฆ
Seruni Beach
Bantaeng
This modern icon of Bantaeng is a reclaimed area that has become the center of residents' social lifโฆ
Sidrap Wind Power Plant (PLTB)
Sidenreng Rappang
As Indonesia's first commercial wind farm, PLTB Sidrap offers a futuristic panorama with 30 giant wiโฆ
Tolo Wind Power Plant (PLTB)
Jeneponto
Giant windmills towering over the Tolo hills have become a symbol of renewable energy progress in Eaโฆ
Watansoppeng City Bat Area
Soppeng
Watansoppeng is nicknamed the "City of Kalongs" due to the presence of thousands of bats that hang iโฆ