Taman Keraton Kaibon

Make a stop over while eating rujak, mantapp indeed

Several times to this location, I never felt bored because I was always curious and imagined how past life in an area that has a great history for the citizens of Banten and Islamic da'wah.nEven though this building is fragile and has only a few left, it is enough to describe how it was originally.nLast mid-2019 visited and apparently was in the process of rehab of buildings and the surrounding land.

The front of the palace is limited by a gate that has 5 doors. The meaning of number five follows the number of daily prayers performed by Muslims. This Javanese and Balinese style gate has a height of 2 meters with the shape of Candi Bentar as its motif. This gate is also called the winged gate. At one gate there is a paduraksa door that connects the front with the palace main room.

The condition of the site is maintained, clean and tidy, the grass around the site is also neat. The condition of the building is maintained and friendly staff explain the history of this site. The scenery is very beautiful in the morning.

Religious tourism is hard and starts to improve for the convenience of tourists