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What to do and see in Lamongan, Indonesia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Lamongan, Indonesia including Wisata Bahari Lamongan, Sunan Drajad Graveyard, Maharani Zoo & Caves, Sunan Giri Mosque and Tomb, Indonesian Islamic Art Museum, Sampoerna Museum, Lamongan Great Mosque, Namira Mosque, Dalegan Beach, Van Der Wijck Monument.
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1. Wisata Bahari Lamongan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By Edmund K - Singapore, Singapore
A local place with food, amusement rides, retail outlets and music near the coast. This place is active during the weekend amongst the villagers but dead during weekdays. I happened to be in Lamongan for a water project and visited this and the zoo. It would be foolish to specifically visit. The road from Surabaya is always traffic-jammed. Lamongan is not far from Surabaya; it could take you up to 2 hours to get here. I am glad the locals have such an outlet for recreation; BUT it is not touristic. I rated this poor as an international traveller.
2. Sunan Drajad Graveyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Raymond W - Chengdu, China
According to legend, Islam was introduced to Java by nine holy men, who came from everywhere from Iraq to India. Most of these men belonged to the mystical Sufi version of Islam, which was known for its willingness to accommodate local traditions and cultures. You can certainly see this kind of cross-cultural fertilization in evidence at Sunan Drajad graveyard, along Java's strongly Islamic North Coast.
Pilgrims to the grave of Sunan Drajad recite Koranic verses but they also wear local batik and lace work and many of the pilgrims sit in the lotus position, like meditating Buddhist monks. Asian and Islamic religious practises still mix here, though Indonesia is gradually becoming more orthodox in its interpretation of Islam. The grave of Sunan Drajad himself is surrounded by an intricately carven teak screen and you can hear pilgrims chanting prayers at all times of the day. Far from the tourist trail, this place offers an opportunity to experience modern Javanese religious practise up close.
3. Maharani Zoo & Caves
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Erlan2013 - Bogor, Indonesia
This is really a special place to visit. Initially I just want to visit the famous maharani Cave, of course the cave are very amazing, many nature stalagtit and stalagmit with a unbelievable shapes, but animals in the zoo are unique, I think they are rare and endangered species. Its about 2 hours from surabaya, but this is one of the must place to visit in East Jawa.
4. Sunan Giri Mosque and Tomb
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Raymond W - Chengdu, China
Java was one of the last parts of the Islamic world to convert to the religion. This process began in earnest in the 15th century when a few North Coast sultanates converted to the new religion, cutting off the coastal trading ports of the mountainous Hindu-Buddhist interior. Today, the overwhelming majority of Javanese are Muslim, though a few small pockets of Hindus survive, especially in the far East.
The religion was spread, according to legend, by nine holy men known collectively as 'Wali Songo'. One of these was Sunan Giri and his religious complex was situated on a forested hill outside the port of Gresik, about 40 kms from Surabaya. The mosque here is 500 years old and follows classic Javanese lines. But Sunan Giri's tomb is the real highlight. This beautiful teak tomb features wonderful, finely detailed woodwork which surpasses even the tomb of Sunan Drajad for beauty. The blissful chanting of devotees seated around the tomb was mesmerizing to listen to; I can rarely recall seeing so pure a sense of devotion. This place is one of the finest sites of Indonesian Islam; the sea views out to the Madura Strait only add to the experience.
5. Indonesian Islamic Art Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By KikiAzure
I visiting Indonesian Islamic Art Museum and I am very impressed. I can see Various artifacr from Islamic Kingdom In the world, such as Ottoman Turkey, Mughal India, Chinese Dinasties and also from Indonesia. IIAM also have Beautiful diorama zona, we can capture our moment in there.
6. Sampoerna Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Tezzabman
Quite an interesting attraction and better than I had imagined .
Interesting history about how this brand was established in Indonesia .
The viewing platform upstairs was fascinating . Unfiltered cigarettes are hand rolled by an army of workers who each have to produce 360 hand rolled cigarettes each hour !!! No automation here . That’s one cigarette every 10 seconds .
Great to see such a large Enterprise employing so many people . Part of the display are 2 magnificent Rolls Royce cars .
Worth the visit
7. Lamongan Great Mosque
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By zumrotulmillah
Masjid ini berada di sebelah barat alun-alun kota Lamongan, terdapat 2menara yg ikonik di masjid ini. Pada malam hari terdapat atraksi lampu warna-warni yang menyala di tower masjid. Masjid ini memiliki 2 pintu, sebelah utara untuk perempuan, dan sebelh selatan untuk laki2, parkirnya sangat luas, aman karena terdapat security disini. Disini juga terdapt penitipan sandal dan barang yang di jaga security
8. Namira Mosque
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Nasirullah S - Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Bagi wisatawan yang ke Lamongan, Tuban, dan sekitarnya; mungkin bisa singgah sekalian salat di masjid Namira. Masjid ini nyaman, bersih, dan parkirannya luas. Pagi ada kajian/ceramah, dan banyak jemaah yang hadir.
9. Dalegan Beach
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Nurma H
The beach is relatively close to Surabaya. Kl be a cheap holiday to this place, but for convenience is still lacking, because of lack of clean Beaches and water is also somewhat murky.
10. Van Der Wijck Monument
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
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