Mosques

Blitar, a city in East Java with a significant Muslim population, is served by a network of prayer places extending into surrounding regencies. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius of the city center. While Blitar itself has a notable Islamic heritage, the current data shows a concentration of mapped prayer places in the neighboring areas of Tulungagung and Pare, offering options for residents and visitors alike.

In Tulungagung Regency, several mosques are located in the Kedungwaru district, particularly along Jl. Pahlawan and Jl. Raya Plosokandang. Notable listed mosques include Masjid Besar Baiturrohman, Masjid Jami' Tawangsari Tulungagung, and Masjid Baitul Hakim UIN Sayyid Ali Rahmatullah Tulungagung. Other prayer places such as Masjid Ar Rochmah and Masjid At Taqwa are also present in the area, providing coverage across different neighborhoods like Mangunsari and Tawangsari. The town of Tulungagung itself hosts several mosques, including Masjid Agung Ar-Ridwan and Masjid Al-Mimbar.

To the west, the town of Pare in Kediri Regency features a cluster of mosques, many along Jl. Matahari and Jl. Brawijaya. These include Masjid Agung An-Nur Pare Kediri, Masjid Al Itqan, and Masjid Kampung Inggris Imam Balqi, reflecting the area's role as a center for English language studies. Other listed mosques in Pare include Masjid Waqaf Daarunaja Al Ishomy and Masjid Jami' Makkah Al-Mukarramah. The data indicates that prayer places are also present in the city of Kediri, with Masjid Agung Kota Kediri located on Jl. Panglima Sudirman. This distribution shows that Muslims in Blitar have access to prayer facilities in several nearby urban centers.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Distances from Blitar range from about 20 km to 39 km. Addresses are provided for each mosque; verify exact locations and opening hours before visiting. Contact information is not available in the current data. For the most accurate details, consider checking local sources or visiting the mosques directly.