Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Malang, Catholic cathedral in Malang, Indonesia
The Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a church in Malang designed with neo-gothic features including pointed arches and ribbed vaulting throughout its interior. Flying buttresses support the tall vaults and give the building its distinctive structural appearance.
The building was designed and constructed in 1934 by architect L. Estourgie during the period of Dutch colonial rule. Its original name changed in 1961 to the current dedication.
This cathedral serves as the spiritual center for Catholics in East Java and draws visitors seeking quiet moments of reflection. The space holds deep meaning for the local community, who gather here for important celebrations and daily worship.
Religious services happen regularly throughout the year and are open to visitors. Those wishing to look around should check opening times for general visits and wear respectful clothing.
The building blends traditional neo-gothic architectural elements with local Indonesian building influences in an unusual way. This fusion makes it a notable religious structure that stands apart from typical European churches.
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