This historic mosque is an architectural masterpiece by the First President of the Republic of Indonesia, the Proclaimer of Indonesian Independence, Ir. Soekarno during his exile in Bengkulu. The mosque which has Javanese and Sumatran architectural styles has been declared a cultural heritage building. This mosque was once a small building known as 'Surau Lamo'. In the early 18th century the location was moved to its present location. In 1938 Ir. Soekarno helped the people of Bengkulu to design the architecture of this mosque.

Simple design, clean but the parking area is limited

Masjid Jamik Kota Bengkulu is a historical mosque located in the heart of Bengkulu city. Its unique architecture, with a blend of traditional and modern elements, makes it stand out among other mosques in the area. What makes this mosque even more special is its history, as it was renovated by Soekarno during his exile in Bengkulu from 1938 to 1942. The mosque has since become a symbol of the city's rich cultural heritage and attracts both locals and tourists alike. As you step inside the mosque, you'll be greeted with a peaceful atmosphere and stunning interior design. The high ceilings and intricate carvings on the walls add to the mosque's grandeur and create a sense of awe-inspiring beauty. It's easy to see why this mosque is a popular destination for those seeking a spiritual experience. The mosque's central location in the city also makes it easily accessible, making it a convenient place for locals and visitors to attend Friday prayers. In addition to being a place of worship, Masjid Jamik Kota Bengkulu also serves as a cultural hub for the community. It hosts various events and activities that aim to promote the city's history and traditions. From Quranic recitation competitions to cultural festivals, there's always something happening at the mosque that reflects the city's rich heritage. Overall, Masjid Jamik Kota Bengkulu is a must-visit destination for those interested in history, culture, and spirituality.

Historic places. Breezy and Cozy mosque. But, if you bring child or adolescent make sure they are quite. Because The mosque keeper seems to hate children and will punish them extremely harsh when they make small mistakes

Love this mosque, a historical one. I give 5.

This is the mosque where the First President of the Republic of Indonesia. Ir. Soekarno, was exiled to Bengkulu. I was lucky to attend Friday prayers there and Mr. Governor gave the Friday-prayer sermon

Historical place in the middle of the city! Easy to access, quite big to accomodate a thousand people. Had many renovations, so it is getting better and better. The place for having wudhu is quite comfortable even though sometimes it is dirty. Masjid jamik provide a special place to put our shoes when we shalat. The main room is sooo clean and windy (which is good).

This is an old mosque renovated by It. Soekarno, the first president of Indonesia

Culture Heritage, legacy of Indonesian First President, Ir. Soekarno

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