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Twin banyan trees in the south square, alun-alun selatan yogyakarta

Bandung, Indonesia - June 25, 2022: Visitors take pictures in front of the Governor's building in West Java Indonesia.

Museum Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II at Palembang city, South Sumatra

Gedung Sate was built in the 1920s by the Dutch East Indies Government as the office of the governor general. However, after Indonesia's independence, this iconic building became the office of the Governor of West Java.

Pedicab, Indonesian traditional transportation as known as becak, is hanging out in front of Surakarta Hadiningrat Palace, shoot in horizontal and close-up

Vinh Trang Temple (1850) is a Buddhist temple in southern Vietnam. Composite photo

Indonesia, Solo - June 9, 2024: the entrance gate building to the Surakarta Grand Mosque in Solo which is usually used as a tourist attraction for local tourists

Yogyakarta, Indonesia - September 8, 2019: The Great Mataram Kingdom Mosque at Kotagede, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Representing the assimilation of Balinese's Hinduism and Islam culture into the religious (Islamic) activities building. The shape of the main gate represented Meru tower, the principal shrine of a Balinese temple

Masjid Jamik Bengkulu merupakan salah satu karya arsitektur oleh Soekarno selama masa pengasingan di Bengkulu. Masjid ini memiliki corak arsitektur Jawa dan Sumatra. Oleh karena itu, Masjid Jamik Bengkulu juga terkenal dengan julukan 'Masjid Bung Karno'.

Sumedang, West Java - Oktober 07, 2023 :the atmosphere of the evening sky around the city square

Entrance of the sultan palace of Kraton at Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Cirebon, Indonesia - December 25, 2017: Kasepuhan Palace or Keraton Kasepuhan in Cirebon, West Java. The oldest palace in the city.

$Surabaya city, Indonesia- June 20, 2024:\nWisma Grahadi is one of the heritage buildings from the Dutch era which still exists in the city of Surabaya to this day. \nThe Grahadi State Building functions daily as a guest house for the Governor of East Java to receive state, government and other guests.\nPhotography is taken from legal area and general publication.$

Surakarta, Indonesia - December 4, 2021 : Side view of the Grand Mosque of Kraton Surakarta. Mosque built in the 1700s in classic Javanese style, with wood beams and pillars.

$“Semarang Indonesia, Indonesia – 21 march 2013: The community was very enthusiastic about enlivening the warak ngendog festival which was held at\nCentral Java Great Mosque Semarang City Indonesia.\$