Long before he became a tourist icon in Medan, Maimun was the palace of the Sultan of Deli-studded oversized luxury.
Anyone ever heard of the palace named Maimun? For those who have never, Maimun Palace is a building of the Sultanate of Deli in Medan, North Sumatra. The trip reached the palace at Jalan Brig Katamso can be reached by land transportation, 10 kilometers from Polonia International Airport and 28 kilometers from the Port of Belawan.
Deli Sultanate reached the height of glory while under the leadership of Sultan Ma'mun Al Rashid Perkasa Alam. Also at this time, precisely in 1888, Maimun Palace was built. Construction of the palace reportedly spent equivalent of one million Dutch guilders.
Maimun two-storey building predominantly yellow, the colors typical of Malay royalty. The building is adopting a style of design Malay, Mogul, Arab, Indian, and a captain of the Royal architect Eropa. Nederlandsch Indisch Legar (KNIL) named Th Van Erp. At the front, there are 28 steps from the shiny marble imported from Italy. The walls and the roof is a blend of Malay style and the Middle East. Windows and doors made according to the Dutch style, width and height. While the curved roof is thick with Arabs.
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