a historical place, is now in a far better look and condition due to its new plaza, finished in 2019. sultans and families are buried next to the mosque. be mesmerized by its astonishing minaret which is one of its kind. it is also next to surosowan palace (ruins).

very religius place

Good for short escape to pray, the place is so crowded but the mosque is so clean, But i think they need to keep manage the environment around the mosque

Clean area, there is a parking area for visitor

Historical place in Banten its called The Great Mosque of Banten located in Old Banten (Banten Lama) not so far from Serang as Capital City of Banten. Beside for praying people come here for pilgrimage

The best journey with my bike

No parking lot. To much tipping. Not recomended bringing guess even from local tourist.

Actually, there's an entrance near Masjid Agung Banten~but for big transportation such as bus, the parking spot is available and visitor should walk to the location about 5-7 minutes Because this is a place to pray, we should take off our footwear. In the entrance, there is a place where we can place the footwear Inside Masjid Agung Banten, there are photogtapher that offers to take your photo inside complex and they'll printed the result (we should pay ofcourse)

Best. Religious feel. Ancient. Ruin of the past. Need more guide to protect khusyu' ibadah

Historical site with great potential for education n historical reminder of the greatness of the rulers that have carved their influence on this part of the world. There's some maintenance but hopefully can be improved with the puddles n mud soaked areas. There's graffiti on the walls of this treasure that are sheer sacriliege. There must be an air of respect for such history or else much will be lost. There need to have maps, illustrations & signs for the different parts of this delicate palace to explain & bring visitors to experience how it was before in it's glory. Definitely can be much much more improved.

One of Historical beauty place in Serang, Banten. Free! No charge. But if u use that parking area (motorcycle / car) it will take a charge for parking our transportation.

It's easy to get lost in thought here. The palace is no longer looked like a palace, but you can easily imagining people walking by, kings and queens, princes and princesses, and the soldiers. Many spots for great pictures, too. This is a great place to hangout with family and friends. Kaibon Palace is the second palace after Surosowan Palace. The Kaibon Palace is a relic of the Banten Sultanate (Islamic period) which was built in 1815. Judging from its name (Kaibon = gentle and loving mother), this palace was built for the Sultan's mother. Keraton Kaibon is the former residence of Sultan Syafiuddin, a sultan of Banten who ruled around 1809 – 1815. When the Sultan died, his position was replaced by his son who was only five years old. For a time, the government was held by his mother, namely Ratu Aisyah. This palace was still in use until the reign of the first Banten regent who received Dutch support, namely Aria Adi Santika, as a replacement for the government of the Banten Sultanate which was abolished in 1816. In 1832, the Kaibon Palace Cultural Heritage Site was dismantled by the Dutch East Indies Government, what remained in the form of foundations, building walls and palace gates.

It was a royal house of Banten Kingdom. Currently, most of photographer did some pre-wedding action on sunset time. The wreckage is so scenic. It took 2 hours driving from Serang on a bad road

The remains of the ruins of the Banten palace which were damaged by the VOC. The condition is very well maintained by the local government. Recommend to bring your family. The best time to visit is morning and evening.

No admission, parking for car 10k, too bad the Dutch ruined it

Kraton Kaibon is the ruined palace and the residence of Queen Aisyah, the palace was destroyed in 1832 following the order of Colonial Governor Daendels. The architecture of the palace is unique, because the surroundings of the palace are actually the water channels,

Located near Masjid Agung Banten The day i visitied this place, i didn't know how to enter the Keraton, so i just followed the kids to climb over the wall and take photos on the top. The place is good to walk or just chillin with your friends. I reccommend you to come here in the morning (around 6 to 9am) or before the sun sets.

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Not much things to enjoy

It's a great place to understand the history of Banten and the the palace where the sultans of Banten resided. While the layout and some walls are still visible, most of the buildings are gone, possibly because these were constructed with plant materials.

The best place is recommended to visit if you have been in serang..

Nice place with full of historical story.

Banten's ultimate Heritage

Cool...

Mumtaz...

An enough good place for your family holiday. Especially for weekend (sunday) you able to watch a traditional self-defence arts and debus at 2 pm.

Duck cycling boats for kids happy

It's OK spot, but not too clean and not too well maintained

Fresh n fun for kids n fam

Need more improvement from local government to create the regulation and redesign.

It could be better if managed properly

Nice just for relaxing