Tomb of Sunan Kudus

Built by Sunan Kudus in 1549 AD/956 H. The architecture is an amalgam of Islamic and Hindu styles.

Presents the history of the cigarette industry in Kudus.

A building made of teak wood with a tile roof called atap pencu, decorated with simple carvings typical of Kudus Regency, a blend of styles from Javanese (Hindu), Persian (Islam), Chinese, and European (Dutch) cultures.

Modern gate to the city, built to resemble a tobacco leaf and colorfully illuminated at night. A city landmark.