The mosque proper is mostly of Javanese architecture, limasan type wooden framework and grounds encircled by old moss covered brickwalls reminiscent of a hindu structure.
Its hidden inside a bigger segregated walled complex enclosing the royal mataram tombs and baths where tourists will inevitably visit collectively.
An unassuming appearance in a quiet old neighbourhood.

As a muslim, we were looking forward to see the oldest mosque in Yogyakarta. However, it was a total let down. The mosque though clean and quiet, doesnt have much information of its background. Although it still maintained the earliest structural facade and beautiful wooden carvings, other than that, it does not surface has any tourist attraction. You will find many villagers loitering around, smoking and watching cock fighting.

The entrace fee is abt 10000 rp per vehicle. But i thing that it is something that u can miss going if you are non muslim.