Iconic Buildings in Indonesia
Architectural landmarks, monuments, and buildings that serve as city symbols.
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Iconic Buildings in Sumatera Selatan
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Adipura Muara Enim Park
Located right in the heart of the city, this park is a symbol of the cleanliness and beauty of Muaraโฆ
Ampera Bridge
A symbol of Palembang's glory since 1962, this magnificent bridge spans the Musi River, connecting tโฆ
As-Syuhada Mosque Muara Rupit
This magnificent mosque, located in the center of the regency capital, is a symbol of the religiositโฆ
Cheng Ho Mosque Palembang
This mosque, with its blended architecture of Chinese, Malay, and Islamic cultures, is a symbol of hโฆ
Darussalam Grand Mosque Muara Beliti
It is a religious center and a magnificent landmark in the regency capital, blending modern architecโฆ
Grand Mosque As-Salam
This magnificent mosque is the center of Islamic propagation in Lubuk Linggau, combining modern archโฆ
Masjid Agung Nur Arafah
This grandest mosque in Prabumulih City boasts stunning architecture with a large dome dominating thโฆ
Musi II Tebing Tinggi Bridge
This magnificent bridge spans the Musi River and serves as a symbol of progress and connectivity in โฆ
Perjaya Dam
This magnificent dam, which impounds the Komering River, is more than just an irrigation infrastructโฆ
Serasan Sekate Stadium
This proud stadium of the Musi Banyuasin community is not just a sports center, but also a symbol ofโฆ
Serelo Hill (Jempol Mountain)
Bukit Serelo is the most iconic landmark in Lahat Regency, with its summit shaped like a human thumbโฆ
Taman Dewa PALI
A city park that has become a new landmark in the center of PALI Regency's government, designed as aโฆ
Tanjung Senai Charm Bridge
This magnificent bridge is a symbol of Ogan Ilir's modernity, connecting access to the regency's govโฆ
Tugu Rimau
Located at an altitude of 1,800 mdpl, Tugu Rimau is a popular viewpoint symbolizing the Sumatran tigโฆ