The five domes represent the Five Pillars of Islam, consisting of one main dome and four smaller supporting domes.
The gold leaf on the domes is approximately 2 to 3 millimeters thick.
The mosque was privately funded by Indonesian businesswoman Dian Djuriah Rais Al-Mahri and completed in 2006.
The chandelier in the main prayer hall weighs roughly 8 tons.
Materials used in construction were sourced globally, including marble from Italy and Turkey and gold plating applied by experts from Italy.
The courtyard features a large reflection pool designed to cool the air and enhance the site's symmetry.
The site encompasses gardens, a school, and a commercial complex distinct from the main prayer hall.
Dian Al-Mahri Mosque, widely known as the Golden Dome Mosque, is defined by its five primary domes plated with 24-karat gold leaf. Located in Depok, West Java, the structure occupies a 50-hectare site and accommodates up to 20,000 worshippers. The interior features Italian marble flooring and chandeliers imported from Italy. The mosque includes a spacious courtyard and a central fountain area. It serves as a regional religious center and architectural landmark. The design incorporates Middle Eastern and traditional Indonesian aesthetic elements. As of June 2026, the facility remains fully operational for both prayer and tourism.
From the edge of the courtyard looking toward the main entrance to capture the reflection of the domes in the water features.
Remove footwear before entering the prayer hall area; use the provided shoe racks.
Visit during the shoulder hours of the day to avoid the intense tropical heat reflected off the marble courtyard.
Respect ongoing prayers by maintaining a quiet volume and avoiding photography inside the main hall during congregational services.
Avoid visiting during Friday congregational prayer hours, as the site becomes extremely crowded and tourist access to the interior is limited.
Modest dress is strictly required: women must cover their hair and body, and men should wear long pants and shirts. No footwear in the prayer area.
