Lawang Sewu

Lawang Sewu, meaning "Thousand Doors" in Indonesian, is a historic building in Semarang, Indonesia, originally serving as the Dutch East Indies Railway Company headquarters. Known for its distinctive architecture with numerous doors and large windows, it played a key role in Indonesia’s colonial railway development. Today, it’s a popular cultural landmark and tourist attraction, celebrated for its historical significance and architectural beauty. The site also has a reputation for being haunted, attracting visitors interested in its ghost stories. Overall, Lawang Sewu blends Indonesia’s colonial past with its cultural heritage and modern tourism.