Istiqlal Mosque

Be sure not to go on Friday! ! ! Ctrip said that it is open all year round, and it is not so back at all! Friday is the day when Muslims go to the mosque to worship, and it will not be open to outside tourists! The information on Ctrip should have been updated, which made us run for nothing! The size of the mosque is still ok from the outside and the interior should be worth visiting

The largest mosque in Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Built as a place of worship and a reminder of the struggle and harmony of the nation's children.

very impressive building style and it’s a quiet and nice place to see sunset

Mosque 🕌 Very special place, still need to respect everyone's faith ～ Very quiet and calm, come to visit in the rainy season in February, because you have to take off your shoes, your feet will feel wet and sticky

Visiting Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta was an awe-inspiring experience. The grandeur of its architecture, coupled with a serene atmosphere, created a sense of spiritual tranquility. The intricate details in the design and the sheer scale of the mosque showcase the dedication that went into its construction. The friendly staff and the opportunity to learn about Islam added a cultural richness to my visit. It's a must-see landmark for anyone exploring Jakarta, offering a glimpse into Indonesia's diverse cultural and religious tapestry.

Itiqlal mosque is the largest mosque in seasia. This mosque is the icon of Jakarta city besides Monas

The Istiklal Mosque is located on the road of Taman Wijaya Kusuma in central Jakarta. It was built on February 22, 1978. It is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia and can accommodate up to 120,000 people at the same time. It is famous for its 45-meter-diameter dome and tall minarets, and has a simple internal structure. In November 2010, US President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama visited Indonesia briefly, visiting the Istiklal Mosque in 18 hours on the 9th and 10th. Ticket-free, appointment-free, and visit the mosque gives you a full picture of the whole process of Islam's rise in Indonesia