Be awed by the Sriwijayan kingdom’s power with the SMB II Museum’s extensive collection © Tourism Indonesia
A working fort with imposing walls - but a family-friendly spot for hanging out! © Tourism Indonesia
Benteng Kuto Besak Visit the 18th century military fortress at night and you’ll see its spectacular view as it casts its reflection on the surface of the Musi river.
Museum Bala Putra Dewa Named after a mighty Sriwijaya king, the traditional architecture houses over 2,000 relics, replicas and artefacts that showcase the rich historical era. 8am-3.30pm daily except Mon and Public Holidays
No entry Taxi, bus, angkot to city or a short walk from Ampera Bridge
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South Sumatra Tourism Office +62711356661 sumselprov.go.id Masjid Agung
Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II Museum With the original structures still standing sturdy against the test of time, take in the timeless aura as you soak in its traditions and heritage! Mon-Fri 8am-4pm Sat-Sun 8:30am-4pm Closed Public Holidays $
Rp 2.000 - General Rp 1.000 - Student
Fun Fact! There were as many as 129 cannons atop the fort in 1819 during the battle against the Dutch colonizers. Fans Suggest The adjacent Plaza Benteng Kuto Besak is a large area for local activities, including a relaxing stroll through the plaza to even extreme sports. .............................................................. Kampung Kapitan This heritage village on stilts reflects the blend of Palembang, Chinese and Dutch cultures.
Taxi from city +62711358450 Fun Fact! Though other buildings during that era mainly use wood, the palace was built with bricks, and was the residence of the Palembang Darussalam Sultanate.
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Taxi - 20 mins from city +62711411382 Smart Tip Pass by the Rumah Limas to check out the traditional Palembang houses on stilts! Fun Fact! The museum is home to the Telaga Batu Inscription, which uses Pallava in Old Malay language. .............................................................. Great Mosque of Sultan Mahmud Home to the world’s largest wooden Quran, the large mosque was built with Chinese and European influences to add to its magnificent splendour. Daily
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Free From Benteng Kuto Besak, take a boat to the village or walk from the Musi South Sumatra Tourism Office +62711356661 sumselprov.go.id
Rp 1.500 - Adults Rp 500 - Children
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Free Taxi - 3 mins from city +62711350332
Fun Fact! The mosque can accommodate up to an astounding 15,000 worshippers at a time!