Cungkup refers to a type of Indonesian square building characterized by a roof designed to provide shade or protection for specific objects. These structures are most commonly used to shelter graves, inscriptions, nameplates, or other significant items of importance.
The architectural style of the cungkup is notable for its influence on regional design; it is theorized to have inspired the tiered-roof style found in Javanese mosques. While these buildings are typically not tiered, the Giri Cungkup located in East Java serves as the only known exception to this general characteristic.