3 Historical Sites in South Papua
3 historical sites in South Papua, listed A–Z: Christ the King Catholic Church Kepi, Tanah Merah Old Prison Site, Zero Kilometer Marker Merauke-Sabang (Sota).
South Papua is one of Indonesia's 38 provinces. This list collects 3 historical sites recorded in South Papua, 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.
Christ the King Catholic Church Kepi
Mappi Regency · South Papua
This church is a symbol of the strong development of the Catholic mission in the Mappi region from the colonial era to the present. Besides being a spiritual center, this building holds significant historical value in the development of education and health for the people in the …
- Hours
- Setiap hari, 07:00 - 18:00
- Entry
- Gratis
Tanah Merah Old Prison Site
Boven Digoel · South Papua
As a silent witness to Indonesia's struggle for independence, this exile camp was once used by the Dutch colonial government to detain national movement figures. Visitors can explore the remnants of the prison buildings, which are chilling yet rich in patriotic historical value.
- Hours
- Setiap hari, 08:00 - 16:00
- Entry
- Gratis (Donasi sukarela)
Zero Kilometer Marker Merauke-Sabang (Sota)
Merauke · South Papua
Located precisely on the border between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, this site is a symbol of the NKRI's sovereignty at the easternmost tip of the archipelago. The area has been neatly arranged into an educational park, allowing visitors to experience the sensation of standing…
- Hours
- Setiap hari, 07:00 - 18:00
- Entry
- Gratis