Best Religious Sites in Surabaya

Cheng Hoo Mosque in Surabaya features Chinese-style architecture and hosts community events for the Chinese Indonesian and Chinese Muslim community.

Klenteng Sanggar Agung adalah sebuah tempat ibadah Tri Dharma yang terletak di Surabaya.

Masjid Al Akbar Surabaya adalah masjid besar yang menjadi landmark kota.

Masjid Al Akbar Surabaya is the largest mosque in East Java, featuring stunning architecture and a minaret offering panoramic views of Surabaya.

A magnificent Chinese-style mosque dedicated to the memory of Admiral Chungho, known for its intricate architecture and beautiful garden.

The Chinese Mosque in Surabaya is a unique place of worship built in the style of a Buddhist temple, dating back to a 15th-century Chinese Muslim.

Ampel Mosque, established in 1421, is the oldest mosque in East Java, built by Sunan Ampel, and is surrounded by an Arab district with Middle Eastern buildings, shops, and food.

The second largest mosque in Indonesia, known for its stunning Islamic architecture, blue-green dome, tall minarets, peaceful atmosphere, and elevator access to the minaret for city views.

A Chinese-style temple in Kenjeran Park featuring dragon statues overlooking the water, providing a peaceful and spiritual space for photos.

The largest mosque in East Java, known for its towering minarets, grand dome, intricate calligraphy, and serene ambiance; open to non-Muslim visitors outside of prayer times.

Changhum Mosque is a pagoda-style mosque with oriental architecture and Muslim religious symbols, built to honor the Chinese admiral who helped spread Islam in Indonesia.

Sanggar Agung Temple, also known as Hong San Tan Temple, is a house of worship for Buddhist, Tao, and Konghuku followers, displaying influences from Chinese, Javanese, Balinese, and Thai cultures.

Also known as Sanggar Agung Temple, this temple serves as a place of worship for Buddhist, Tao, and Konghuku followers, incorporating Chinese, Javanese, Balinese, and Thai architectural influences.