JURAGANBERDESA---Welcoming the Indonesian Independence Day that falls on August 17th, surely you need to know some of the historic Indonesian buildings located in various regions. In addition to being a regional icon, this building is also a tourist place filled with historic stories. Check out all ten historic buildings below!
1. Clock Tower
Being an iconic building in West Sumatera especially in Bukittinggi, this building has also been legendary. A clock tower is a famous tourist attraction. Completed built in 1926 hours gadang or mean big clock has a height of about 26 meters. It is also a gift from the Queen of the Netherlands to Rook Maker, secretary of the city of Bukittinggi during the reign of the Dutch East Indies.
2. Maimun Palace
Maimun Palace is one of the iconic buildings in North Sumatra precisely in Medan. Founded by Sultan Deli Sultan Mahmud Al Rasyid this building looks elegant, designed by an Italian architect. By combining Malay cultural heritage, along with the style of Islam, Spain, Indiam and Italy, this building feels unique and attractive.
3. Istiqlal Mosque
this one besides historic building is also quite famous for being the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. Located in the heart of the capital of Jakarta. As the national mosque of the Republic of Indonesia, of course, the construction was initiated by the President at that time, namely Ir. Soekarno. Construction began on August 24, 1951 and was designed by renowned architect Frederich Silaban who was a Christian Protestant. The mosque with modern architectural style is very beautiful with marble floor layers and geometric ornaments of stainless steel.
4. Satay tower
For citizens of Bandung certainly know the building of this one. This building has a uniqueness and is known for special ornaments at the peak of its shaped tower skewers. The building is quite old enough is still actively used as a central government of West Java. The architecture of this building is the work of Ir. K. Gerber and his design group and of course input from the Dutch architect Dr. Hendrik Petrus Berlage so that this building has nuances of traditional architecture of archipelago during the reign of Dutch East Indies.
5. Lawang Sewu
For this one building is not only known as the icon of Semarang city, which is also known for its kemistisannya. Lawang sewu, as its name is Thousand Doors, has many doors in it. The construction took quite a lot of time, 3 years from 1904 to 1907. This building was formerly used as a government office in the Dutch city.
1. Clock Tower
Being an iconic building in West Sumatera especially in Bukittinggi, this building has also been legendary. A clock tower is a famous tourist attraction. Completed built in 1926 hours gadang or mean big clock has a height of about 26 meters. It is also a gift from the Queen of the Netherlands to Rook Maker, secretary of the city of Bukittinggi during the reign of the Dutch East Indies.
2. Maimun Palace
Maimun Palace is one of the iconic buildings in North Sumatra precisely in Medan. Founded by Sultan Deli Sultan Mahmud Al Rasyid this building looks elegant, designed by an Italian architect. By combining Malay cultural heritage, along with the style of Islam, Spain, Indiam and Italy, this building feels unique and attractive.
3. Istiqlal Mosque
this one besides historic building is also quite famous for being the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. Located in the heart of the capital of Jakarta. As the national mosque of the Republic of Indonesia, of course, the construction was initiated by the President at that time, namely Ir. Soekarno. Construction began on August 24, 1951 and was designed by renowned architect Frederich Silaban who was a Christian Protestant. The mosque with modern architectural style is very beautiful with marble floor layers and geometric ornaments of stainless steel.
4. Satay tower
For citizens of Bandung certainly know the building of this one. This building has a uniqueness and is known for special ornaments at the peak of its shaped tower skewers. The building is quite old enough is still actively used as a central government of West Java. The architecture of this building is the work of Ir. K. Gerber and his design group and of course input from the Dutch architect Dr. Hendrik Petrus Berlage so that this building has nuances of traditional architecture of archipelago during the reign of Dutch East Indies.
5. Lawang Sewu
For this one building is not only known as the icon of Semarang city, which is also known for its kemistisannya. Lawang sewu, as its name is Thousand Doors, has many doors in it. The construction took quite a lot of time, 3 years from 1904 to 1907. This building was formerly used as a government office in the Dutch city.
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