Langgar Bubrah

The Langgar Bubrah mosque features traditional red brick architecture with visible structural elements and designated spaces for religious ceremonies and gatherings.

Construction of the mosque began in the 15th century under the guidance of Sunan Kudus, though local narratives suggest building activities occurred at night and ceased upon discovery.

The structure incorporates Hindu elements such as lingga and yoni symbols near its entrance, reflecting the religious transformation period in Indonesian history.

Visitors can access the mosque grounds throughout the day, with local guides available to explain the architectural features and historical background.

The mosque remains deliberately unfinished, with stacks of original red bricks surrounding the premises as testament to its interrupted construction.

GPS coordinates: -6.80706,110.83357

Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:56