Bubohu Village

Bubohu Village is a religious tourism village located in Batudaa Pantai District, Gorontalo Regency, Gorontalo Province, Indonesia. It is known as Desa Wisata Religi Bubohu and is notable for its Islamic-themed attractions, including the Masjid Walima Emas (Golden Walima Mosque) and Quranic houses. Set between coastal lowlands and hills, the village combines religious education, cultural heritage, and scenic natural surroundings.

Visitors can expect a hillside religious tourism village with the gold-domed Masjid Walima Emas as the central landmark, along with Rumah Al-Quran and other Islamic educational structures. The setting includes paved pathways, stairways leading to hilltop viewpoints, coastal and rural scenery, and small community facilities. Visitors can explore the mosque area, view Quranic calligraphy displays, enjoy hill and sea views, and observe local community cultural activities.

Bubohu Village was developed as a religious tourism village (Desa Wisata Religi) through community initiative to promote Islamic education and cultural tourism in Gorontalo Regency. The construction of Masjid Walima Emas and supporting Quranic facilities established the village as a recognized religious destination in the province.

The village serves as an Islamic cultural and educational center for the Gorontalo region, reflecting local traditions of Quranic learning and community-based religious tourism. It functions as a place for religious study, cultural preservation, and community gatherings centered on Islamic heritage.