The Great Mosque of Palembang features a green three-tiered roof, a typical mosque architecture in Indonesia.
The roof form displays a strong Chinese influences, though they are now generally considered to be directly related with the traditional limas (pyramidal) roof.

The Great Mosque of Palembang has two minarets, which is an unusual feature in Indonesian mosque architecture.
The newer Ottoman-styled minaret is 45 meter high with 12 sides.
The older 18th-century minaret shows influence from Chinese architecture.

During Ramadan, the grounds in front of it are turned into a market.
The Great Mosque of Palembang features a green three-tiered roof, a typical mosque architecture in Indonesia. The roof form displays a strong Chinese influences, though they are now generally considered to be directly related with the traditional limas (pyramidal) roof.
The Great Mosque of Palembang has two minarets, which is an unusual feature in Indonesian mosque architecture. The newer Ottoman-styled minaret is 45 meter high with 12 sides. The older 18th-century minaret shows influence from Chinese architecture.
During Ramadan, the grounds in front of it are turned into a market.
Great Mosque of Palembang