Mausoleums in Indonesia in most cases are of Islamic context, with royalty and saints the dominant inhabitants.

• Astana Giribangun, which houses the tombs of the family of Suharto, former President of Indonesia
• The tomb of Raden Patah behind the Demak Great Mosque

• Mausoleum O. G. Khouw, located at Petamburan Cemetery and entombs the remains of Oen Giok Khouw and his widow, Lim Sha Nio

• Giriloyo, where the relatives of Sultan Agung of Mataram are buried^[1]
• Imogiri, a cemetery complex where the rulers of the Mataram Sultanate, the Surakarta Sunanate and also the Yogyakarta Sultanate are buried^[2][3]
• The royal cemetery and mosque complex located at Kotagede where some of the Mataram Sultans are buried^[4]
• Tomb of Ratu Mas Malang, where one of the queens of the Mataram Sultanate is buried

• Makam Papan Tinggi, located at Barus and contains the tomb of Shaykh Mahmud, a Tabi' and religious cleric from Yemen^[5]
• Mahligai Tomb Complex, located at Barus and contains 215 historic graves including that of a cleric named Shaykh Ruknuddin^[5]

• The Shrine of Datuk Shaykh al-Azhar, which contains a tomb of a Muslim preacher who spread Islam in the 17th century.

• Makam Keramat Tujuh which contains the tombs of seven Islamic missionaries, as well as some relatives of the Mataram Sultans in the adjoining cemetery^[6]

• Mausoleum of Surgi Mufti which entombs the remains of Jamaluddin al-Banjari, a local Muslim cleric and preacher who died in 1929

• Religion in Indonesia
• Waruga, a type of ancient burial which is no longer practiced in Indonesia