Ampang Gadang Old Mosque, Religious building in VII Koto Talago, Indonesia.
Ampang Gadang Old Mosque is a place of worship in VII Koto Talago built with carved wooden elements and traditional decorative details throughout its structure. The building displays regional construction styles typical of West Sumatra's architectural traditions.
The mosque was built generations ago and has served as a central place of worship in West Sumatra since its founding. It has undergone several maintenance projects over the years to preserve its original form.
The mosque draws the whole community together during religious holidays, when people gather to observe traditional Islamic practices and rituals. These gatherings shape the social rhythm of the village.
Visitors should wear clothing that covers the shoulders and reaches the knees, and remove shoes before entering the building. Prayer times are posted at the entrance and should be respected during your visit.
The building was constructed using a special wooden assembly technique where wooden joints are fitted together without metal nails. This traditional Indonesian carpentry approach showcases craftsmanship that has been passed down through generations of builders.
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