Newsflash

Indonesia to issue longer visas to draw more tourists
Indonesia is to grant foreign visitors visas for up to 120 days compared to the current 30 days in a bid to boost tourism, Vice President Jusuf Kalla said Thursday.
Read more...
 
Home arrow Directory arrow Historic Sites
Directory
Kebon Jeruk Mosque

Jl. Hayam Wuruk, West Jakarta,
Map
This mosque is located at Jl. Hayam Wuruk near the Sawah Besar - Ketapang pedestrian bridge. It was built in 1786, the first mosque for Chinese Moslems in the Glodok (Chinatown) region. In 1957 this mosque was rebuilt and given some additions. At the back of the mosque is a Moslem grave. This is the grave of Atimah Hwu, who probably died in 1792. She was thought to be the wife of the founder of the mosque, Chan Tsin Hwu, a merchant and devout Moslem. This man left his wife to go traveling to spread the teachings of Islam

Write Review Rating Recommend Print Report Map



You need to login first before you can rate

Back to Listing


Events

New Listing

1. Vacation Villa Rental...
    www.whenarewethere.com
    Category: Tour & Travel
    Created: Nov 10, 2009
2. Self catering ski...
    www.chalet-lesarcs.co.uk
    Category: Tour & Travel
    Created: Nov 6, 2009
3. Self Catering Ski...
    www.chaletstogo.com
    Category: Tour & Travel
    Created: Nov 6, 2009
4. | Seminar Kedokteran...
    WWW.ASMIHA.COM
    Category: Trade Show
    Created: Oct 14, 2009
5. Rumah Sakit Jantung...
    www.binawaluya.com
    Category: Hospitals
    Created: Sep 14, 2009
Show more...