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a giant modern mosque completed in 1981, the second largest in Indonesia. The name was taken from a very popular Classical Islamic Jurisprudence Written by Syeikh Muhammad Arsyad Al-Banjary called “Kitab Sabilal Muhtadin” means “the right path”.
The Grand Mosque of Sabilal Muhtadin, is the city's principal grand mosque. Construction began in 1964, continued actively from 10 November 1974, and the mosque was inaugurated by President Suharto on 9 February 1981.
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One of the floating markets.
Banjarmasin Observation Tower
A four story observation tower of peculiar architecture from which you can view the Martapura River and expanse of Banjarmasin. It has a lot of resident cats as well and food vendors nearby. Comes alive with lights at night.
Taman Siring Sungai Martapura/Patung Bekantan
This is the promenade along the Martapura River where floating markets are found as well as captivating monkey statue (Bekantan Statue). The main component extends from the statue northward past the Menara Pandang.
Taman satwa Kebun Binatang Jahri Saleh
Menagerie in rather sad shape, for the animals anyway.
Large outdoor swimming pool with some slides and other attractions.
this was an old and genuine Banjarese traditional house in "Bubungan Tinggi" style (one of the 12 styles and the most bona fide one) before it was transformed into a museum.