Religieuze bezienswaardigheden in Oost-Java
Sacred Sites of Significance
East Java’s spiritual landscape reflects centuries of cultural shifts, featuring 14th-century Majapahit ruins like the red-brick Bajang Ratu gateway and the Candi Tikus ritual bathing pool. The region is home to the Al-Akbar National Mosque, Indonesia's second-largest Islamic house of worship, and the historic Sunan Ampel Mosque. Other significant sites include the Pura Luhur Poten at the base of Mount Bromo, the colonial-era Kepanjen Church, and Hong Tiek Hian, the oldest Chinese temple in Surabaya.
Candi Bajang Ratu
A 14th-century red-brick gateway located in Trowulan, believed to be the entrance to a sacred building within the Majapahit capital. Its architecture features intricate carvings and a tall, stepped roof typical of the period.
Candi Tikus
An archaeological site in Trowulan consisting of a ritual bathing pool made of red brick. Discovered in 1914, the complex features a miniature model of the sacred Mount Mahameru at its center.
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