Tourists can visit Masjid Jami Aulia, an old historic mosque in Pekalongan City, Central Java Province. There, there is a 2x2.3 meter-sized Al Quran. In addition, tourists can also experience the Syawalan tradition in the city.

In this city rich with culinary treasures, tourists can visit the site of the Demak Kingdom and learn about the history of the development of Islam in the past. Tourists can also visit the Central Java Great Mosque, which has a tower that reaches 99 meters.

To pray for important figures in the dissemination of Islam in Indonesia, tourists can visit the tombs of the Wali Songo in Gresik, East Java. Wali Songo were figures who spread the Islamic religion in Java in the 15th century. In addition to visiting the tombs, tourists can also learn about the roles of these saints in spreading the teachings of Islam in Java.

Cilacap has Masjid Batu Taman Hati, a cave mosque that was built in 2009 by an artist. Tourists can also explore other tourist attractions such as Bukit Selok, Bukit Srandil, and Pantai Srandil which offer tranquility in the midst of nature in the area.

In Solo City, Central Java, there is the Sheikh Zayed Solo Mosque and the Great Mosque of Kraton Solo that can be visited. Not only that, tourists can also enjoy the delicious Solo culinary in its traditional markets. Visiting the beautiful and historic Surakarta Hadiningrat Palace is also an interesting activity to do during the Eid holiday.

The city of Banjarmasin in South Kalimantan is known for the beauty of thousands of rivers and spiritual heritage. The city has Sultan Suriansyah Mosque, which was built since 1550. The mosque's name is taken from the name of the first Muslim sultan of Banjarmasin. In addition, tourists can also visit Jami Banjarmasin Mosque and historical figure's tomb in Banjarmasin.