10 Historical Sites in South Kalimantan

Curated list of the top historical sites in South Kalimantan — with locations, descriptions, and tips.

South Kalimantan is one of Indonesia's 38 provinces. This list collects 10 historical sites recorded in South Kalimantan, drawn from our database of points of interest across all 514 regencies and cities.

Each entry below links to the full destination profile, including key facts (opening hours, entrance fees, contact), historical context, and visiting tips. Entries are listed alphabetically, not ranked — pick the ones that match your trip plan.

  1. 17 May 1949 Proclamation Monument

    Hulu Sungai Selatan Regency · South Kalimantan

    This monument stands majestically to commemorate the Proclamation of Kalimantan, which declared the loyalty of the people of Kalimantan to the Republic of Indonesia under the leadership of Brig. Gen. H. Hasan Basry. This site is a symbol of the heroic resistance of the people of …

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  2. Agung Rantau Temple

    Tapin · South Kalimantan

    Although not as grand as temples in Java, this archaeological site is tangible proof of the existence of Hindu-Buddhist civilization in Tapin in the past. These ancient brick ruins form an important historical identity for the Rantau community and are often associated with the hi…

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  3. Banua Lawas Heritage Mosque

    Tabalong · South Kalimantan

    One of the oldest mosques in South Kalimantan, it bears silent witness to the spread of Islam and the struggle against invaders in the Land of Saraba Kawa. This mosque features iconic traditional Banjar architecture with original ulin wood pillars that have remained strong for hu…

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  4. Candi Agung Amuntai

    North Hulu Sungai Regency · South Kalimantan

    This magnificent archaeological site is a relic of the 14th-century Negara Dipa Kingdom. Visitors can witness the remnants of ancient brick structures rich with historical and spiritual value for the people of South Kalimantan.

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  5. Datu Sanggul's Tomb

    Tapin · South Kalimantan

    This religious site is the tomb of a great scholar and highly respected waliyullah (saint) in South Kalimantan, who lived during the same era as Datu Kalampayan. Pilgrims from various parts of the archipelago come here to pay their respects and learn about the spread of Islam in …

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  6. Goa Liang Bangkai

    Tanah Bumbu · South Kalimantan

    This prehistoric site offers a stunning geological adventure with its artistic clusters of stalactites and stalagmites. Archaeologists have discovered traces of ancient human life in this cave, making it a highly valuable historical educational destination in South Kalimantan.

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  7. Makam Datu Pamulutan

    Tanah Laut · South Kalimantan

    Located on Pulau Datu, this site is the tomb of a great scholar and warrior highly respected by the Banjar community. Besides its strong religious value, the site offers a historical experience that blends religious tourism with the natural beauty of a remote island.

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    Biaya sewa perahu mulai dari Rp 150.000
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  8. Masjid Keramat Pelajau

    Hulu Sungai Tengah · South Kalimantan

    It is one of the oldest mosques in South Kalimantan, a silent witness to the spread of Islam in the Barabai region. Its architecture, rich in philosophical meaning and high historical value, makes it a religious tourism center respected by the Banjar community.

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  9. Suada Mosque (Baangkat Mosque)

    Hulu Sungai Selatan Regency · South Kalimantan

    Masjid Suada, also known as Masjid Baangkat, is a wooden architectural masterpiece built in 1908 without the use of iron nails. This building reflects the glory of Islam in South Kalimantan with its sturdy stilt structure and highly detailed, distinctive Banjar carvings.

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  10. Tundakan Fortress

    Balangan · South Kalimantan

    This historical site bears silent witness to the struggle of the Banjar people, led by Tumenggung Jalil, against Dutch colonialism. Situated on a hill, this place not only holds high patriotic value but also offers a beautiful natural panorama.

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