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    Semarang is a city on the north coast of the Indonesian island of Java with a population of 155,984 people within an area of 373.38 square kilometers. Some notable places in Semarang include the Old Town Semarang Protestant Church (established 1753), the Great Mosque of Central Java (established 1901), Sam Poo Kong temple (originally built 1400-1416), Lawang Sewu ("Thousand Doors" building from 1907), and Tugu Muda monument commemorating Indonesian youth independence struggles (established 1953). Semarang is also known for Hindu temples built in the 8th-9th centuries by the Medang Kingdom such as Gedong Songo, and famous local

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    Semarang is a city on the north coast of the Indonesian island of Java with a population of 155,984 people within an area of 373.38 square kilometers. Some notable places in Semarang include the Old Town Semarang Protestant Church (established 1753), the Great Mosque of Central Java (established 1901), Sam Poo Kong temple (originally built 1400-1416), Lawang Sewu ("Thousand Doors" building from 1907), and Tugu Muda monument commemorating Indonesian youth independence struggles (established 1953). Semarang is also known for Hindu temples built in the 8th-9th centuries by the Medang Kingdom such as Gedong Songo, and famous local

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    Sema Rang

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    Semarang is a city on the north coast of the Indonesian island of Java with a population of 155,984 people within an area of 373.38 square kilometers. Some notable places in Semarang include the Old Town Semarang Protestant Church (established 1753), the Great Mosque of Central Java (established 1901), Sam Poo Kong temple (originally built 1400-1416), Lawang Sewu ("Thousand Doors" building from 1907), and Tugu Muda monument commemorating Indonesian youth independence struggles (established 1953). Semarang is also known for Hindu temples built in the 8th-9th centuries by the Medang Kingdom such as Gedong Songo, and famous local

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    SEMARANG

    Population: 155984
    Area: 373,38
    Semarang City
    History Place

    Old Town Semarang Great Mosque of Central Sam Poo Kong (1400 to
    (Protestant Church in Java 1416). The original temple
    Western Indonesia 6 June 2001 was reportedly destroyed in
    1704, collapsing under a
    Immanuel Semarang)
    landslide. In October 1724
    since: 1753 the temple was completely
    renovated.
    Lawang Sewu ("Thousand Doors")
    1907 Tugu Muda is a stone monument in Semarang, Java
    commemorating the struggle for independence by
    Indonesian youth.
    20 May 1953

    Gedong Songo is a group of Hindu temples


    Built 8th and 9th by Medang Kingdom
    Semarang`s Food

    Gandos
    Lumpia

    Wingko
    Semarang`s Food

    Bandeng Presto Pecel

    Tahu Bakso
    Tahu petis
    Semarang`s Food

    Soto Semarang Nasi Ayam

    Garang Asem
    Sultan Agung Islamic University

    Sultan Agung Islamic University popularly known as UNISSULA which stands for
    Universitas Islam Sultan Agung was established by Yayasan Badan Wakaf Sultan Agung
    (YBWSA) on Dzulhijjah 16th, May 20th, 1962. The university was named after the national
    hero of Sultan Agung (literally, “Great Sultan”) as the third Sultan who ruled Mataram
    Sultane from 1613 to 1645.
    DENTISTRY
    ACADEMIC
    NON ACADEMIC
    FORTEGI
    BEM
    IAD

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