Historical Sites in Indonesia
Cultural heritage, temples, museums, and historical artifacts that tell the stories of Indonesia's past.
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Historical Sites in Kalimantan Selatan
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17 May 1949 Proclamation Monument
This monument stands majestically to commemorate the Proclamation of Kalimantan, which declared the …
Agung Rantau Temple
Although not as grand as temples in Java, this archaeological site is tangible proof of the existenc…
Banua Lawas Heritage Mosque
One of the oldest mosques in South Kalimantan, it bears silent witness to the spread of Islam and th…
Candi Agung Amuntai
This magnificent archaeological site is a relic of the 14th-century Negara Dipa Kingdom. Visitors ca…
Cempaka Diamond Mining
This site is a silent witness to Banjarbaru's glory as a producer of world-class diamonds, where pan…
Datu Sanggul's Tomb
This religious site is the tomb of a great scholar and highly respected waliyullah (saint) in South …
Goa Liang Bangkai
This prehistoric site offers a stunning geological adventure with its artistic clusters of stalactit…
Makam Datu Pamulutan
Located on Pulau Datu, this site is the tomb of a great scholar and warrior highly respected by the …
Masjid Keramat Pelajau
It is one of the oldest mosques in South Kalimantan, a silent witness to the spread of Islam in the …
Suada Mosque (Baangkat Mosque)
Masjid Suada, also known as Masjid Baangkat, is a wooden architectural masterpiece built in 1908 wit…
Tundakan Fortress
This historical site bears silent witness to the struggle of the Banjar people, led by Tumenggung Ja…
Wasaka Museum
Occupying a traditional Banjar house of the Rumah Bubungan Tinggi type, this museum preserves the me…