Mosque Sultan Djami Landak

The history of this mosque was started since the reign Panembahan Abdulazis Kusuma Akamuddin Gusti (1895-1899) or the king of the Hedgehog-21. At first, the mosque Djami Palace is situated on the banks of the River Hedgehogs Hedgehogs or in the east palace. Then, he ordered that the mosque was built with the main ingredient timber typically purchase Borneo moved to the north palace. The mosque building is old now no longer exists. Currently, the location of the old mosque complex has become a boarding school to learn the religion of Islam to children around the palace.

At that time, after the mosque was moved to the northern palace, the Supreme Sultan Ahmad Bilal Imam mosque until the reign of Abdulhamid Panembahan Gusti (1922-1943) or Sultan Hedgehog to-22. Furthermore, Bilal Ahmad was replaced by Osu Anang from Banjar to Japan's ruling in West Kalimantan in mid 1943. As a cultural heritage and historical sites, this mosque has been renovated several times by the Ministry of Education and Culture in the 1980s and local governments in the 2000s.