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Malang City City of Malang Kota Malang Regional transcription(s) • Javanese ꦏꦸꦛꦩꦭꦁ • Pegon كَوتَ مَلَڠْ ‎ Clockwise, from top left: Malang City Hall, Badut Temple, Gajayana Stadium, Malang Station and Karangkates Dam Seal Motto(s): Malang Kuçeçwara (meaning: God shattering the wrong, uphold the correct) Location within East Java Malang Location in Java and Indonesia Malang Malang (Indonesia) Malang Malang (Asia) Coordinates: 7°58′48″S 112°37′12″E  /  7. 98000°S 112. 62000°E Coordinates: 7°58′48″S 112°37′12″E  /  7. 62000°E Country Indonesia Province East Java Settled 760 Incorporated (City) 1 April 1914 Government • Mayor Sutiaji • Vice Mayor Sofyan Edi Jarwoko Area • City 145. 28 km 2 (56. 09 sq mi) • Urban 1, 132. 7 km 2 (437. 3 sq mi) • Metro 2, 156. 6 km 2 (832. 7 sq mi) Elevation 506 m (1, 660 ft) Population (2017 BPS [1]) • City 887, 443 • Density 6, 100/km 2 (16, 000/sq mi) • Urban 2, 795, 209 • Urban density 2, 500/km 2 (6, 400/sq mi) • Metro 3, 663, 691 • Metro density 1, 700/km 2 (4, 400/sq mi) Demonym(s) Malangan, Arema [2] Time zone UTC+7 ( IWST) Postal Code 6511x–6514x Area code (+62) 341 Vehicle registration N Airport Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport Website malangkota Malang (; Javanese: ꦏꦸꦛꦩꦭꦁ) is a city in the Indonesian province of East Java. It has a history dating back to the age of Singhasari Kingdom. It is the second most populous city in the province, with a population of 887, 443 according to the 2016 estimation. [3] Its metro area is home to 3, 663, 691 inhabitants spread across two cities and 22 districts (21 in Malang Regency and one in Pasuruan Regency). [4] Malang is the third largest city by economy in East Java, after Surabaya and Kediri, with an estimated 2016 GDP at Rp 44. 30 trillion. [5] The city is well known for its mild climate. During the period of Dutch colonization, it was a popular destination for European residents. Until now, Malang still holds its position a popular destination for international tourists. [6] Malang keeps various historical relics. This city keeps relics of the Kingdom of Kanjuruhan period until the Dutch period. [7] Dutch heritage in general in the form of ancient buildings such as the Kayutangan church and Ijen cathedral which has gothic architecture. Malang also held various events to preserve its cultural heritage, one of them is the Malang Tempo Doeloe Festival. Malang also has a lot of historical heritage which has become a landmark like Tugu Malang ( Alun-alun Bundar). Malang is also well known because it is labeled as an educational city. This city has one of the best universities in Indonesia such as Brawijaya University and Malang State University. [8] Malang has various ethnic groups and cultures from all over Indonesia and the World. The population of Malang reaches 895, 387 people with a majority of Javanese, followed by the Madurese and Chinese or Peranakan. [9] Malang metropoitan area or notable known as Malang Raya, is the second largest metropolitan area in East Java after Gerbangkertosusila (Surabaya Metropolitan Area). If viewed from the side of Javanese culture, The majority of Malang people belongs to culture of Arekan Javanese. [10] Malang was spared many of the effects of the Asian financial crisis and since that time it has been marked by steady economic and population growth. [11] Etymology [ edit] The etymology of the name Malang is uncertain. One of the theory said that the name Malang is derived from the words Malangkuçeçwara which means "God has destroyed the false and enforced the right". The words was taken from an ancient term which mention a legendary temple called Malangkuçeçwara supposedly located near the city Malang. The word Malangkuçeçwara was applied as the motto of the city of Malang. The name "Malang" first appeared on the Pamotoh / Ukirnegara Inscription (1120 Saka / 1198 AD) which was discovered on 11 January 1975 by a Bantaran plantation administrator in Wlingi, Blitar Regency. In the copper inscription, one part is written (with the following translation) as follows. [12].. sakrid Malang-akalihan wacid lawan macu pasabhanira dyah Limpa Makanagran I...... in the east where hunting around Malang with wacid and the mancu, Dyah Limpa rice fields namely... Malang here refers to an eastern of Mount Kawi. Although it is known that the use of Malang has at least been going on since the 12th century, it cannot be ascertained the etymology of its territory. The first hypothesis refers to the name of a holy building called Malangkuçeçwara ( pronounced [malaŋkuʃeʃworo]). The sacred building is referred to in two Balitung King inscriptions from Ancient Mataram, namely the Mantyasih Inscription in 907 AD and the Inscription of 908 AD. [13] Experts still have not obtained an agreement where the building is located. On the one hand, there are a number of experts who say that the Malangkuçeçwara building is located in the Mount Buring area, a mountain that stretches east of Malang where there is one of its peaks named "Malang". [13] Others on the other hand suspect that the actual location of the sacred building is in the Tumpang area, Malang Regency. In the area, there is a village called Malangsuka, which according to historians comes from the word Malangkuça ( pronounced [malankuʃoː]) which is pronounced upside down. This opinion is reinforced by the existence of ancient relics around Tumpang such as Jago Temple and Kidal Temple which is the territory of the Kingdom of Singhasari. [13] The Malangkuçeçwara name consists of 3 words, namely mala which means falsehood, cheating, falsehood, and evil, angkuça ( pronounced [aŋkuʃo] which means to destroy or destroy, and içwara ( pronounced [iʃworo]) which means God. Therefore, Malangkuçeçwara means "God has destroyed the vanity". [14] The second hypothesis refers to the story of the assault of the Mataram Sultanate forces to Malang in 1614 led by Tumenggung Alap-Alap. [15] According to folklore, there was a conversation between Tumenggung Alap-Alap and one of his assistants regarding the condition of Malang before the attack began. The assistant from Tumenggung Alap-Alap mentioned residents and soldiers from the area as residents who "blocked the halangi" ("Malang" in Javanese) from the arrival of Mataram troops. After the conquest, the Mataram forces named the area of conquest as Malang. [16] History [ edit] Early history [ edit] Miniature of Malang Highlands The Malang area in the Pleistocene era was still a deep basin flanked by volcanic activity from mountains such as the Karst Mountains in the South, Kawi, Butak, and Kelud in the West, Anjasmoro, and Arjuno-Welirang complex in the Northeast and North, and the Tengger Mountains Complex in East. [17] The basin has not been inhabited by humans because the condition is still in the form of lava and hot lava flows from the surrounding mountains. [18] Towards the rainy season, the Malang basin is filled with water flowing through the mountain slopes leading to a number of rivers and forming an ancient swamp. The swamps spread to create ancient lakes. When the ancient lake had not dried up, early human civilization was still in the early to advanced stages of Hunting and Collecting Food. The settlements are still on the slopes of mountains and mountains that surround Malang in the form of natural caves. Therefore, it is understandable that the discovery of artifacts in the paleolithic and mesolithic period is found in mountainous areas, such as on the slopes of Mount Kawi, Arjuno-Welirang, Tengger, Semeru and the Southern Karst Mountains. [19] Malang ancient lake gradually dried up in the Holocene era and caused the Malang region to become a plateau in Malang. When it began to enter the Planting Period, early humans began to descend mountains and make a number of settlements and agricultural areas. The discovery of a number of artifacts in the form of two square pickaxes, chalcedony stone tools and hand-held andesite axes on the east side of Mount Kawi in the Kacuk area around the Metro and Brantas streams reinforced this assumption. [8] In addition, the study estimates that the forms of occupancy in the transitional period were in the form of a stilt house, where the body of the house was supported by the legs of the house and was several meters above the ground. This is reinforced by the discovery of artifacts in the form of "Watu Gong" or "Watu Kenong" in Dinoyo, Lowokwaru, Malang, whose forms are similar to traditional musical instruments, namely gong, which are actually swear or foundation of a stilt house. [19] The growth of settlements around the river flowing in Malang became the forerunner of the ancient civilizations of the Homo sapiens. [20] Hindu and Islamic Kingdoms [ edit] Kanjuruhan Kingdom [ edit] The history of Malang Regency could be revealed through the Dinoyo inscription at year of 760 as the primary official document to support the birth of Malang before a new inscription was discovered in 1986, which is yet to be deciphered. According to the inscription, it was concluded that the 8th century was the beginning of the existence of Malang Regency's government due to the birth of King Gajayana's ruling of his Indianized Hindu kingdom in Malang. From the Dinoyo inscriptions, it is noted that the inscription used the " Candra Sengkala " or Cronogram Calendar, and stated that the birth date of Malang Regency was on Jum'at Legi (sweet Friday) of 28 November 760. [21] Medang Kingdom [ edit] Kanjuruhan Kingdom power is estimated to not last long. The kingdom was finally under the rule of Medang i Bhumi Mataram ( Ancient Mataram Kingdom or Medang) during the leadership of King Dyah Balitung (899–911 AD). In the Balingawan Inscription (813 Saka / 891 AD), it is mentioned Pu Huntu as Rakryan Kanuruhan (ruler of Kanuruhan character) in the reign of King Mpu Daksa (911–919 AD). [22] The area that used to be an autonomous kingdom has dropped one level to a watak (region) that is on a level with the duchy or district (one level under the authority of the king). Watak Kanuruhan which covers the center of Malang today is an entity that stands side by side with Watak Hujung (in Ngujung, Toyomarto Village, District Singosari, Malang Regency) and Watak Tugaran (in Tegaron, Lesanpuro, Kedungkandang, Malang Regency) which each oversees several wanua ( village level). [23] When the capital Medang was moved to the Tamwlang and Watugaluh ( Jombang) areas during the reign of King Mpu Sindok (929–948 AD), several inscriptions such as Sangguran, Turyyan, Gulung-Gulung, Linggasutan, Jeru-Jeru, Tija, Kanuruhan, Muncang, and Wurandungan describes a number of tax liability policies for sima (civil villages) in Malang and a number of land grant processes to build temples. [24] Kahuripan, Janggala, and Kediri Kingdom [ edit] There is no record that explains in detail the status and role of the area around Malang during King Airlangga's leadership in addition to the fact that Malang entered the territory of the Kingdom of Kahuripan. Because the Malang area is no longer the center of government of the Kingdom which is centered around Mount Penanggungan and Sidoarjo with its capital Kahuripan. Even when Raja Airlangga divided Kahuripan into Panjalu which was centered in Daha ( Kadiri) and Jenggala which remained centered in Kahuripan, the Malang region was included as a peripheral of the powers of both kingdoms. However, it can be ascertained that the Malang region entered the Jenggala region at the time of this division. The division of Kahuripan shows that Mount Kawi was used as the boundary of the two new kingdoms with the eastern side obtained by Jenggala. Malang again became an important area in the history of Panjalu or Jenggala when King Jayabhaya of Panjalu conquered Jenggala. In the Hantang Inscription (1057 Saka / 1135 AD), it is written Panjalu Jayati (" Panjalu Menang "), signifying Panjalu's victory over Jenggala. The inscription also included the granting of special privileges to several villages in Hantang (Ngantang, Malang Regency) and its surroundings for their services in favor of Panjalu during the war. [25] This inscription also shows that the Malang region is under the authority of Panjalu. The Kamulan Inscription (1116 Saka / 1194 AD) records the events of the attack of an area from the east of Daha (Kadiri) against King Kertajaya (in the Pararaton called Dandang Gendhis) who resided in the Katang-Katang Kedaton. [26] There is no further research on whether the attack was a rebellion or attempted conquest. However, the existence of the Kamulan Inscription shows that there was a new political force that emerged to oppose Panjalu's power. This argument is reinforced by the existence of the Sukun Inscription (1083 Saka / 1161 AD) which mentions a king named Jayamerta who gave special rights to Sukun Village (allegedly in Sukun Sub-District, District Sukun, Malang) for fighting enemies. [27] Jayamerta has never been stated explicitly or implicitly in various records that refer to information regarding both the list of rulers of Kadiri and Jenggala. Some historians such as Agus Sunyoto mention that the area of origin of the resistance was named Purwa or Purwwa. This was supported by Sunyoto's argument when referring to all Majapahit rulers as descendants of Ken Arok who "[... ] drained his seed into the world through teja which emanated from" secrets "Ken Dedes, naraiswari [... ] Purwa Kingdom. " [28] "Naraiswari (or nareswari / Ardanareswari) himself in Sanskrit means "the main woman" and Ken Dedes himself is the daughter of Mpu Purwa, a brahmana from Panawijyan (Kelurahan Polowijen, Kecamatan Blimbing, Malang). In the end the resistance effort from the area which was said to be named Purwa / Purwwa was successfully crushed by Panjalu. Some historians attribute the series of events of resistance and crackdown to the socio-political context of the two conflicts involving King Kertajaya and the Brahmin class. The first is the policy of King Kertajaya who tried to reduce a number of rights from the Brahmana class. Some folklore shows that King Kertajaya wanted to be "worshiped" by the Brahmins so that it was contrary to the religious teachings of the Brahmins. The second is the kidnapping of Ken Dedes by Tunggul Ametung, akuwu (equivalent to sub-district head) for the Tumapel region. [29] According to Blasius Suprapto, the location of Tumapel itself was in an area formerly called Kutobedah (now called Kotalama, Kedungkandang, Malang). [30] The implication of the two conflicts was the withdrawal of political support from the Brahmana class against Raja Kertajaya. Singhasari Empire [ edit] The collapse of Panjalu / Kadiri and the birth of the Tumapel Kingdom in Malang originated from the Brahmana class from Panjalu who tried to save himself from political persecution by King Kertajaya. They fled eastward and joined the political forces in Tumapel, led by Ken Angrok or Ken Arok. He then rebelled against Akuwu Tunggul Ametung and took control of Tumapel. Ken Arok's victory was at the same time a statement of war to separate himself from Panjalu/Kadiri. The power struggle between Kertajaya and Ken Arok towards the Malang region and its surroundings led to the Battle of Ganter in Ngantang (now a sub-district in Malang Regency) (1144 Saka / 1222 AD) which was won by Ken Arok. He also ordained himself as the first king of the Kingdom of Tumapel with the title Rajasa Sang Amurwabhumi. The capital itself remained in Tumapel but changed its name to Kutaraja. Jago Temple, a place of worship for King Wisnuwardhana, in Tumpang, Malang Regency During the period of the transfer of the royal capital during the reign of King Wisnuwardhana from Kutaraja to Singhasari (Singosari District, Malang Regency) in 1176 Saka / 1254 AD, there was no comprehensive record of the strategic status of the Malang region in the Tumapel era. There was no explanation for the reasons for the move but starting in this era Singhasari became the name of this kingdom. The remaining data only shows a number of historical places in Malang such as the Gunung Katu area in Genengan (Prangargo, Wagir, Malang Regency) which according to historian Dwi Cahyono is a dharma site, [31] Kidjo Rejo area (Kidal Village, District Tumpang, Malang Regency), where Raja Anusapati was worshiped in Candi Kidal, and the Tumpang area where Raja Wisnuwardhana was dharma in Jago Temple. Another legacy is the spring of Watugede in Watugede Village, Singosari District, Malang Regency. According to Agus Irianto, the bathing staff of Watugede, Pararaton wrote that this place was often used by Ken Dedes and other prospective women to clean the body. The village elders also believe that in this place Ken Arok also saw the light emanating from the body of Ken Dedes as a sign that he was a nareswari. [32] During the leadership of Raja Kertanegara, the Kingdom of Singhasari faced a rebellion by Jayakatwang from the bracelet area (around Madiun). [33] Jayakatwang himself is the great-grandson of Raja Kertajaya according to Negarakertagama and nephew of Raja Wisnuwardhana (from the lineage of women) according to the Mula Malurung Inscription. [34] The rebellion killed Raja Kertanegara, the last king of Singhasari, due to his territory having no defense when most of his military was sent for the Pamalayu Expedition. [35] Jayakatwang easily occupied the capital, took power and moved the center of government to his ancestral land, Kadiri. [36] Majapahit Empire [ edit] Malang was not the center of the power struggle between Jayakatwang, Raden Wijaya, and Kublai Khan's army from Mongol. After winning the succession of power, Raden Wijaya, who held the title of Kertarajasa Jayawardhana moved the center of power to the area he had built in the Tarik Forest (now around Mojokerto and District Tarik, Sidoarjo). However, the Malang region witnessed history from the fate of Jayakatwang who was exiled to another spring in Polaman (now Kalirejo Village, Lawang District, Malang Regency). According to Pararaton and Kidung Harsyawijaya, this was where Jayakatwang was inspired to write Wukir Polaman, his last literary work before being executed by Raden Wijaya. [32] In the Majapahit government structure according to the Waringin Pitu Inscription (AD 1447), the Malang region is included in the Bhumi or the capital of empire. He is a nagara (provincial equivalent) named Tumapel which is led by a rajya (governor) or natha (master) or bhre (nobleman / prince) —such as dukes. [37] Negarakertagama also recorded King Hayam Wuruk's visit to several places in the Malang region in 1359 AD. [38] According to Yudi Anugrah Nugroho, the tour was part of a series of trips by King Hayam Wuruk to review the development around Lumajang. This visit is usually done when the harvest period is over. [39] There are at least two contexts of the tour, namely recreation and pilgrimage. [40] For the recreational context, the first place was Kasuranggan Park in the Sumberawan area (Toyomarto Village, District Singosari, Malang Regency). It was here that King Hayam Wuruk built a stupa as a place of worship for Buddhists so that it became the Sumberawan Temple as it is now. [41] The second is Kedung Biru. Some historians connect Kedung Biru with the location now called Dusun Biru, Gunungrejo Village, District Singosari, Malang Regency. It is called kedung (meaning: ravine) because it is on the edge of a cliff near the Klampok River. In addition to the recreational place of Raja Hayam Wuruk, it is said that this place is a sanctuary for kris made by Mpu Gandring and other royal weapons. The third is the Bureng area identified as the Wendit natural bath in Mangliawan Village, District Pakis, Malang Regency. For the context of pilgrimage, King Hayam Wuruk visited several heritage temples of the Singhasari Kingdom which aimed to dharma the ancestors ( Wangsa Rajasa). Some of the temples visited include Kidal Temple (in honor of King Anusapati), Jago Temple (in honor of King Wisnuwardhana), and Candi Singasari (in honor of Raja Kertanegara). Especially for Singasari Temple, there is debate about whether it was built during the reign of Singhasari or Majapahit Kingdom. Because, according to the National Library of the Republic of Indonesia, Singosari Temple was built around 1300 AD (the reign of King Raden Wijaya) as a temple of respect, if not dharma, Raja Kertanegara along with Jawi Temple. [42] However, there is an argument which states that this temple was being built during the reign of King Kertanegara itself as a public worship temple. The consequence of this last argument is that the construction of the temple was not completed due to the occupation of Singhasari by Jayakatwang. [42] The Malang region (Tumapel) became one of the objects of political conflict when the War of Paregreg erupted (1404–1406). This area is claimed by Aji Rajanata, Bhre Wirabhumi II (Blambangan, Banyuwangi). However, the claim was opposed by Manggalawardhana, Bhre Tumapel II, who was still the son of King Hayam Wuruk. Therefore, this area is considered as the frontline of the battle involving Majapahit (West) and Blambangan ('East Majapahit). However, because War Paregreg was won by King Wikramawardhana, Tumapel returned to Majapahit power. [42] When the Majapahit Kingdom arrived Admiral Cheng Ho from China ( Ming Dynasty) in 1421 AD, he agreed with King Wikramawardhana (1389–1429 AD) to place Ma Hong Fu and Ma Yung Long as ambassadors of the Ming Dynasty at Tumapel. [43] This can be attributed to Admiral Cheng Ho's diplomatic efforts to ensure the security of ethnic Chinese in the Majapahit region. During the War of Paregreg (1406), around 170 delegates from the Ming Dynasty were sent by Admiral Cheng Ho to re-establish diplomatic relations between China and Majapahit after the conflict of the Jayakatwang-Raden Wijaya-Kublai Khan in the era of transition from Singhasari to Majapahit. However, all the envoys were massacred by King Wikramawardhana who could not distinguish their arrival status as an enemy or not. The role of Admiral Cheng Ho was also significant for the Malang region (Tumapel) in 1432 when he was with his subordinates, Gan Eng Cu and (Duke ( Bhre) of Arya Teja I of Tuban) and his younger brother, Gan Eng Wan, helped Ratu Maharani Sri Suhita (1429–1447 AD) to unite Daha (Kadiri) and Tumapel after internal conflict. [43] For his services, Bro Eng Wan was given the title Raden Arya Suganda was appointed as an official at Tumapel. Sengguruh Kingdom [ edit] Tomb of Arya Terung, Duke of Sengguruh. Sengguruh is the last Hindu kingdom and the rest of the heritage of Majapahit sympathizers in Malang. He was an independent kingdom after the fall of Majapahit. [44] Hermanus Johannes de Graff argued that the son of the Brawijaya VII, Raden Pramana fled to the remote mountain region in the south [45] due to the occupation of Daha (Kadiri) (capital of Majapahit since Girindrawardhana – Brawijaya VI) by Sultan Trenggana from Demak in 1527. The leader of this region is Arya Terung with the title Adipati Sengguruh. The name Sengguruh is said to be related to the existence of an education center and the residence of the knights or banner (commonly called Kepanjian or Kepanjen area). The banners who want to study in Kepanjen are said to be saying "Let's go to the Teacher" which refers to the place where they study. These words gradually became Sengguruh. [46] According to Babad ing Gresik (Chronicles of Gresik), the kingdom had tried to attack the Lamongan and Giri (Gresik) areas in 1535. However, the efforts of Arya Terung were unsuccessful, if not failed to maintain their occupation of the two regions. [47] In fact, according to the records in Tedhak Dermayudan, after the failure of the conquest, Arya Terung adopted Islam and spread Islamic teachings throughout Sengguruh. [47] As a result, the Majapahit sympathizers led by Raden Pramana rebelled and made the Arya Terung flee north around the lower reaches of the Brantas River. With the help of Sultan Trenggana who had conquered the former capital of the Singhasari Empire in 1545. Sengguruh succeeded in quelling the rebellion. Raden Pramana fled towards Blambangan. In Serat Kanda, Sultan Trenggana once again appointed Arya Terung as Duke of Sengguruh which was under the Demak Sultanate. In addition, the Malang area after the conquest of Sultan Trenggana changed to Kutho Bedah ("The Destructed City"). [48] Sengguruh Kingdom remains in the form of ruins in Sumedang Hamlet, Jenggala Village (on the west side of Sengguruh Village), District Kepanjen, Malang Regency. [47] Dutch East Indies [ edit] The city was capital city of Singhasari in 1222, then transferred to Dutch colony. Malang was modernized under the Dutch; its mild climate which results from its elevation, along with its proximity to the major port of Surabaya, made it a popular destination for the Dutch and other Europeans. Malang began to grow and develop rapidly and various economic sectors of the community were increasing, especially the need for space to carry out various activities. [49] As a result, there was a change in land use which was marked by a built up area that appeared uncontrollably. Changes in land functions undergo rapid changes, such as from functioning land agriculture becomes a functioning land of housing and industry. In 1879, Malang was connected to Java's railroad network, further increasing development and leading to increased industrialization. On 1 April 1914, Malang was designated gemeente (city). [50] Japanese occupation [ edit] During the Japanese population in Nusantara, Malang was also occupied by Japan. Imperial Japanese Army began occupying Malang on 7 March 1942. During the Japanese occupation there was a shift in the function of the building. The houses where the Dutch lived were transferred to their functions. The Dutch building on Jalan Semeru which was used as an office or the headquarters of the Dutch troops was converted into the Kentapetai building. [51] Independence of Indonesia [ edit] After Independence of Indonesia in 1945, Malang became part of the Republic of Indonesia on 21 September 1945 and re-entered on 2 March 1947 after being re-occupied by the Dutch East Indies. The government was changed to Malang City Government on 1 January 2001 based on second amendments of Indonesia's Constitution. [52] Along with growth came urbanization. The government could not satisfy the population's needs for affordable housing, which led to the building of shanty towns along the rivers and rail tracks. Today, the shanty towns still exist; although some have been transformed into "better" housing. [53] Geography [ edit] Malang is located in the middle of Malang Regency and south side of Java Island. The city has an area of 145. 28 square kilometres (56. 09 sq mi). [54] The city is bordered by Singosari and Karangploso subdistricts on the north side; Pakis and Tumpang subdistricts on the east side; Tajinan and Pakisaji subdistricts on the south side; and Wagir and Dau subdistricts on the west side [55] which are all subdistricts of Malang Regency. The parts of Malang have their own characteristics so that they are well-suited for various activities. The southern part of Malang is a large enough plateau that is suitable for industry, the northern part is a fertile highland that is suitable for agriculture, the eastern part is a plateau with less fertile soil, and the western part is a vast plateau and is now an educational area. [55] Malang City is passed by one of the longest rivers in Indonesia and the second longest in Java after Bengawan Solo, the Brantas River whose source is located on the slopes of Mount Arjuno in the northwest of the city. The second longest river in Malang is the Metro River through Malang in Karangbesuki village, Sukun subdistrict. The city of Malang is located at a plateau. The city lies at an altitude between 440–667 metres above sea level. The city's highest point is in CitraGarden City Malang, a real estate development, [56] while the lowest area of Malang is in the Dieng area. [57] The city of Malang is surrounded by mountains and mountain ranges. The city is surrounded by Mount Arjuno in the north; Mount Semeru to the east; Mount Kawi and Mount Butak in the west; Mount Kelud in the south. [55] The popular active volcano Mount Bromo is about 25 km (16 miles) east of the city, and in November 2010, the airport was closed for nearly a week due to airborne ash from an eruption. [58] Cityscapes [ edit] The view of West Malang from State University of Malang tower. University of Brawijaya's rectorate and main library building can be seen as a tower on the left side of the picture. Climate [ edit] The Climate in Malang city features tropical monsoon climate ( Am) as the climate precipitation throughout the year is greatly influenced by the monsoon, bordering with subtropical highland climate ( Cwb). The driest month is August with precipitation total 26 mm, while the wettest month is January with precipitation total 334 mm. The temperature is moderated by the altitude, as the city is located at 506 m above sea level. The hottest month is October and November with average 24. 3 °C, while the coolest month is July with average 22. 4 °C. Climate data for Malang, East Java, Indonesia (elevation 450 m or 1, 480 ft) Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year Average high °C (°F) 28. 5 (83. 3) 28. 7 (83. 7) 29. 0 (84. 2) 28. 8 (83. 8) 28. 4 (83. 1) 29. 3 (84. 8 (85. 6) 30. 2 (86. 4) 29. 5 (85. 1) Daily mean °C (°F) 24. 0 (75. 2) 24. 1 (75. 4) 23. 9 (75. 0) 23. 2 (73. 8) 22. 4 (72. 3) 23. 6 (74. 5) 24. 3 (75. 7) 23. 8 (74. 8) 23. 7 (74. 7) Average low °C (°F) 19. 6 (67. 3) 19. 7 (67. 5) 19. 5 (67. 1) 19. 3 (66. 7) 18. 9 (66. 0) 17. 7 (63. 9) 16. 5 (61. 7) 17. 1 (62. 8) 17. 5 (63. 5) 18. 5 (65. 2 (66. 6) 19. 1 (66. 4) 18. 4) Average precipitation mm (inches) 334 (13. 1) 307 (12. 1) 292 (11. 5) 173 (6. 8) 132 (5. 2) 77 (3. 0) 47 (1. 9) 26 (1. 0) 43 (1. 7) 106 (4. 2) 225 (8. 9) 326 (12. 8) 2, 088 (82. 2) Average relative humidity (%) 81. 7 82. 3 82. 2 79. 8 77. 3 75. 1 72. 9 70. 9 74. 4 79. 1 77. 1 Source #1: (temp & precip) [59] Source #2: Weatherbase (humidity) [60] Administration [ edit] The city of Malang is currently led by Mayor Sutiaji, which will serve his term from 2018 to 2023. [61] The city's legislative body, the Malang Regional People's Representative Council, has 45 seats, dominated by PDI Perjuangan (11 seats), PKB (6 seats), and Golkar Party (5 seats). The members are elected every five years. [62] Malang is divided into five districts ( kecamatan), tabulated below with their 2010 Census population: [63] Name Population Census 2010 Kedungkandang 174, 477 Sukun 181, 513 Klojen 105, 907 Blimbing 172, 333 Lowokwaru 186, 013 Demographics [ edit] Malang municipality has a population of over 800 thousand, [64] with over 3 million clustering in the Malang Valley, [65] making it the province's second most populous city. However, the population growth is not very high, at roughly 1 percent a year. Ethnic backgrounds [ edit] The racial makeup of the city is mainly Javanese, [66] with small percentages of Madurese, [67] Chinese and Arab descent. [68] Compared with other Javanese people, the Javanese people of Malang have a hard and egalitarian character. [66] Religion [ edit] Up until the 14th century, Malang was part of an Indianized majority Hindu - Buddhist kingdom like most of Java. Now a large majority of Malang residents are Muslims. There are small minorities of Catholics, Protestants, Hindus, Buddhists and Confucians. Many buildings of worship still stand from their construction in the colonial era. For example, the City of Malang Grand Mosque ( Masjid Agung Jami Kota Malang — مسجد ملانغ الكبير) in Malang City Square ( Alun-alun Kota Malang); the Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus ( Gereja Katolik Hati Kudus Yesus) in Kayutangan; Saint Mary from Mount Carmel Cathedral ( Gereja Ijen or Katedral Santa Maria dari Gunung Karmel) on Jalan Ijen, which is the seat for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Malang; the Immanuel Protestant Church in Alun-alun; and Eng An Kiong Confucian Temple ( Klenteng Eng An Kiong — 永安宮廟) in Jl. Laksamana Martadinata No. 1 Malang. Malang is famous for being a center of religious education. This is evident with the existence of many Islamic schools (madrasahs and pesantren) and Christian bible seminaries. Malang has several convents and monasteries: Carmel Monastery, Ursuline Convent, Misericordia monastery, Monastery of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Brothers, Convent of the Sisters of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Monastery Mission Congregatio Brother, Brother Abbey Projo, Passionist Monastery, and several others. Indonesian Western of Protestant Church (GPIB) in Downtown Malang Candi Badut Language [ edit] The Arekan dialect of the Javanese language is the day-to-day language used in Malang. Like those of Surabaya, citizens of Malang adopt an egalitarian form of Javanese. As becomes a center of educational, there are many languages from outside Java spoken in Malang. Many native Malang youths adopt a dialect that is called ' Boso Walikan '. This is a form of language game that consists of reversing the pronunciation of the words, e. g. "Malang" becomes "Ngalam". [70] Non-residents [ edit] Temporary residents in Malang are mostly there for educational reasons. They come from other islands, mainly in East and Central Indonesia, which includes Bali, Madura, Sulawesi, Nusa Tenggara, Papua, and Maluku. But there are also a large number of students originating from Jakarta, West Java, Sumatra and Borneo. Economy [ edit] Malang City has a developed and pluralistic economy and is an economic area highlighted by the East Java Provincial Government. [71] The gross regional domestic product (GRDP) of Malang reached 57, 171. 60 billion rupiahs [72] with economic contribution of 3. 06% to the GRDP of East Java; Malang became the city with the third largest GRDP in East Java and second-level region ( daerah tingkat II, includes regencies and cities) with the tenth largest GRDP in East Java. [73] GRDP per capita of Malang City, which is 66, 758, 1 hundred thousand rupiahs is the sixth largest in East Java, after Pasuruan Regency. [73] Malang has about 6, 000 unemployed people [74] with an open unemployment rate of 7. 28%. [75] The economy of Malang is supported by various sectors, including industry, services, trade, and tourism. Trade contributed the most, with 29. 53% of the total GRDP of Malang City. [76] Malang is also the home of one of the famous tobacco companies, namely Bentoel. [77] Malang implements a system of creative economy. [78] This can be proved by the high role of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in the economy. The city government continues to encourage the development of MSMEs, among them by holding various expos [79] and festivals. [80] In addition to MSMEs, applications and digital games were made subsectors of the application of creative economy. [81] Indirectly, this creative economy also increases the human development of Malang City. [82] In 2016, the economy of Malang grew by 5. 61%. [76] This rapid economic growth is being boosted by tourism. [83] [84] [85] In addition, rapid economic growth was contributed by MSMEs, [86] industry and trade. [87] Inflation in Malang is very low. In September 2017, Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS) noted that inflation in Malang was 0. 05%. [88] The underlying cause of inflation is the rise in the general consumer price index. [88] Although low, Malang's inflation rate was once the highest in East Java, that is in July 2017 with inflation of 0. 30%. [89] Transport [ edit] Road [ edit] There are 2, 960 roads in Malang with a total length of 1, 027 kilometres (638 mi). [90] [91] This count does not include provincial and state roads. [90] [91] In addition to being located at Indonesian National Route 23, which connects it to Gempol and Kepanjen, Malang is also connected to provincial roads [92] linking regencies and cities in East Java. To increase connectivity in East Java, toll roads are being built, one of them is the Pandaan-Malang Toll Road. [93] This toll road will end in Madyopuro, Kedungkandang. [94] Now the toll has entered the construction phase. [95] On 28 May 2006, a blow-out occurred during drilling for an exploration of natural gas in Porong, Sidoarjo Regency. The blow-out initially produced 5000 m³ of mud flow per day. 18 months after the incident, the mudflow is estimated to be 80, 000 m³ to 100, 000 m³ per day. This ongoing mudflow has forced the closure of the Porong - Gempol toll road in East Java, which effectively cut off the transport line from Surabaya to Malang. [96] In mid-2015, a new highway — Gempol-Pandaan Toll Road — opened for the public to ease transport from Malang to Surabaya and Pasuruan to Surabaya, vice versa. [97] The primary means of public transportation is by microvans (most of them are Suzuki Carry) and painted blue for legal public use. Those microvans are called Angkot both officially and casually (from Ang kutan = transportation and Kot a = city) but some locals prefer to call it by the name Mikrolet. They are operated privately and cheap, around IDR 4, 000 each boarding, but the angkots are usually cramped. The Department of Transportation of Malang operates angkots and school buses. Both services serve both the city centre and the suburbs. There are now 25 angkot routes in the city. [98] The school buses began operating on 29 December 2014 [99] and there are now six school buses with six routes. [100] Malang has a large intercity bus terminal, Arjosari, located in Blimbing, North Malang. Transportation network companies such as Go-Jek and Grab operate in Malang. A protest was held by angkot and taxi drivers opposing these companies on 20 February 2017, leading Go-Jek to close its office in Malang temporarily. [101] According to INRIX, Malang is one of the most congested cities in the world with total time spent in a year in congestion of 39. 3 hours (20% of total time). [102] According to a Brawijaya University survey, 46. 2% of city residents consider congestion in the city to be severe. [103] This congestion also eliminates the convenience of the tourists. [104] The city government has tried to overcome it by planning the development of monorail [105] [106] and underpasses. However, after conducting several comparative studies, the government stated that the City of Malang is unable to build monorails and underpasses because it is very expensive. [107] Railway [ edit] The Malang Station, located in the centre of Malang, [108] is the main railway station of the city and serves 832, 181 passengers [109] with the number reaching 5 thousand people per day [110] on the mudik of 2017. The station is the largest railway station in Malang [111] and connects Malang with other major cities in Indonesia such as Surabaya, [112] Bandung, [113] and Jakarta. [114] It is near Malang City Hall and some other governmental and primary public services. The station is frequently called as the Malang Kota Baru Station (Malang New City Station) to distinguish it from Kotalama Station (Old City Station) which is located in Sukun, South Malang. There is also a small train station, Blimbing located in Blimbing, North Malang which is strategically located near five and four-star hotels and the city's business and commercial district. To ease commuters from Yogyakarta to Malang vice versa, on 20 May 2012 Malioboro Express (Moleks) has been operated. [115] Previously, there was a tram system in Malang, but now it is defunct. Air [ edit] Malang is served by 2 airports in the region. Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport [116] is located closer to the city center. [117] This airport connects the city to domestic cities to Jakarta [118] and Denpasar. [119] The other airport is Juanda International Airport in Sidoarjo Regency which is located 96 km from the city center and serves both International and Domestic flights. Both airports can be accessed by bus, taxis and travel cabs. Education [ edit] Malang has a strong reputation throughout Indonesia as a center for higher education and learning. [120] The following higher education institutions are located in the city: Public institutions: University of Brawijaya (UB) State University of Malang (UM) State Polytechnic of Malang (POLINEMA) Malang State Islamic University of Maulana Malik Ibrahim (UIN Maliki Makang) Private institutions: University of Muhammadiyah Malang [ id] (UMM) Ma Chung University Islamic University of Malang (UNISMA) Catholic University Widya Karya Malang (UKWK) South East Asia Bible Seminary – SAAT STIE Malangkucecwara Widyagama University of Malang (UWG) Institut Teknologi Nasional Malang (ITN) Merdeka University (UNMER) Vocational and Educational Development Center Malang (VEDC Malang) IKIP Budi Utomo Malang Gajayana University of Malang (UNIGA) Universitas Kanjuruhan Malang (UNIKAMA) Malang also has two elementary schools, high schools and two international schools, Wesley International School and Bina Bangsa School Malang. Healthcare [ edit] Health services in the city are quite adequate. This is supported by the focus of the city budget carried out by the municipal government. [121] In Malang, there are hundreds of hospitals, clinics, Puskesmas (community health centres), Posyandu (integrated health posts), and other health services. Provincial and municipal governments have hospitals in this city. The provincial government has a hospital of type A, the Dr. Saiful Anwar Regional General Hospital, [122] while the city government has a smaller hospital, the Malang Regional General Hospital. [123] Dr. Saiful Anwar Hospital is the largest hospital in the city. The hospital is a referral hospital in southern East Java. [124] Other public hospitals are the Malang City Hospital, Panti Nirmala Hospital, Lavalette Hospital, Hermina Tangkubanprahu Hospital, RSI Malang, and Persada Hospital. [125] Malang has many teaching hospitals. Dr. Saiful Anwar Hospital and University of Brawijaya Hospital accommodate by Faculty of Medicine of University of Brawijaya students. [126] [127] [128] The University of Muhammadiyah Malang Hospital which accommodates Faculty of Medicine's students of the University of Muhammadiyah Malang. [129] Culture [ edit] As a center of tourism, Malang has various places of interest which can be classified into local, regional, national and international standards, including traditional dance performances such as Tari Topeng (Mask Dance), Jaranan Pegon (Divine Horse Dance), Tari Beskalan (Beskalan Dance), Tari Bedayan Malang (Welcome Guests Dance), and Tari Grebeg Wiratama (Soldier's Fame Dance). There is also ' Topeng ' or mask handicraft in the villages of Jabung and Kedungmonggo, which have become a familiar landmark in Malang Regency. Football is considered a second religion in Malang. The city is home to Arema FC, a popular football club in Indonesia which is also known in the AFC for its internationally acclaimed achievements. Malang is also home to a thriving transgender ( waria) community headed by Miss Waria Indonesia 2006, Merlyn Sopjan. Many waria work in entertainment industry, beauty salons or become prostitutes. However, they still face prejudice and they can't get many employment options. [130] Historic landmarks [ edit] Because it has been inhabited since prehistoric, various prehistoric objects have been found in Malang. In Bakalankrajan, the people found mortar and dolmen. [131] In addition, also found mortar and scratch stones in Tlogomas which are stored in the Mpu Purwa Museum. [132] [133] [134] In addition, the relics of the Hindu-Buddhist Kingdom did not lose. There has been found a Shiva sect of Hindu worship in the days of Singhasari or Majapahit in the place near McDonald's restaurant in Dinoyo named the Ketawanggede Site. [135] [136] The most famous historical landmark is the relics of the Dutch era. There are historical objects such as ceramic paintings at Hotel Pelangi, [137] Dutch heritage buildings on Jalan Ijen, [138] and ancient buildings with colonial architecture style. [139] The Jalan Ijen area is one of the legacies of architect Herman Thomas Karsten. [140] [141] The Dutch inherited utilities such as drainage. [142] Small objects such as ancient Dutch guldier money were exhibited in 2013. [143] Monuments [ edit] As the main city in Indonesia, Malang is involved in various historical events that took place in Indonesia. To mark the event, various monuments and memorials were built that symbolized important historical events. Historic events, especially the struggle for independence which has the most monuments. These monuments include the Tugu Monument which signifies independence from the Dutch Empire; [144] The TGP Monument (Army Genie Student) was built to commemorate the struggle of the TGP; Monument to the Heroes of the Army of the Republic of Indonesia Student (TRIP), monument to the triumph of the heroes of the TRIP; [145] The Fighting Monument '45 which signifies the collapse of occupation; The Monument of Hamid Rusdi in memory of Hamid Rusdi; General Sudirman Monument that commemorates the struggle of Commander Sudirman; KNIP Malang Monument, the historical monument of the Central Indonesian National Committee (KNIP); and the Melati Monument (Suropati Cadet Monument), a monument to the awarding of emergency schools at the beginning of the formation of the People's Security Army (TKR). Malang symbolizes various things through its monuments. One of them is the historic heritage of Indonesia, namely the MiG-17 Aircraft Monument with the NATO code "Fresco" [146] located on Jalan Soekarno-Hatta. This monument is a symbol of the strength of the Air Force. This aircraft was used during the Trikora and Confrontation Operations. There is also the Statue of Ken Dedes Monument located at the entrance to the northern side of Malang. In Malang there is also a national poet monument, Chairil Anwar, located on Jalan Basuki Rahmat. To symbolize Malang's contemporary history and identity, various monuments were built. Adipura Monument which is located on Jalan Semeru which signifies Adipura achievement by Malang. As Bhumi Arema, [147] there is the Singo Edan Monument located in Taman Bentoel Trunojoyo [148] and the Arema Monument which is located on Jalan Lembang to symbolize the pride of Malang people to their football club, Arema FC. Museums [ edit] Brawijaya Museum with Statue of Sudirman Malang, which is a center of settlements since ancient times, has many historical relics ranging from prehistoric relics to the relics of the 1990s. In this city, the museums already exists to the sub-district level. [149] Museums that store these relics include the Mpu Purwa Museum, a museum containing Hindu-Buddhist relics, [150] Malang Tempo Dooe Museum, Malang historical museum, and Brawijaya Museum, the independence war museum. There is also a museum that leaves the historical heritage of a giant Indonesian company, the Bentoel Museum which contains the history of Bentoel Group and its founders. [151] As one of the most important educational cities since the Dutch East Indies, [152] Malang also has a lot of scientific heritage left behind by European and Indonesian scientists. Among the many museums that leave these relics, there is the Brother Vianney Zoological Museum which contains hundreds of collections of conological specimens and herpetology specimens. Dances [ edit] Malang is a city that has various types of traditional dance. According to the cultural area ( tlatah), Malang belongs to the Arekan Culture. Thus, art dances in the city, especially dance art are more energetic, joyful, and straightforward. Malang dances vary, ranging from welcome dances, namely Beskalan dance, respect dance such as Bedayan dance, to Grebeg Wiratama dance which describes the spirit of war. [153] Although there are many dances besides these dances, the famous Malang dance is the famous Mask Dance. The dance is a dance art performance where all characters use masks. In general, dances often use banner stories, stories of classical Javanese land. [154] In addition to dance, the city also has art in the form of performances. The most famous show is the Banteng show. This art developed in villages rooted in the history of Singhasari in the district. However, even some areas in the very modern city still have the Bantengan community. [155] This art involves bull ancestors who were summoned by elders. Bantengan is considered unique, but there are local people who oppose it. [156] Malangan Braiding Line is no less exciting. This show is an art performance that displays a group of people who are ready to act with a braid line (piggyback). [157] Sometimes, Jaran Kapan dancers get tranced state. [158] Cuisine [ edit] Malang is a famous culinary city at affordable prices. The number of cheap culinary is caused by many people are students from the rest of Indonesia. Dishes typical of Malang, Javanese cuisine, domestically Indonesia cuisine, Chinese cuisine, Indian cuisine, Arab cuisine and European cuisine in Malang. [159] [160] In regard to food, Malang is also known to have many warung that are quite legendary and have lasted for decades. These shops, among others, Toko Oen which was established in 1930; [161] Warung Tahu Telur Lonceng which was established in the early 1900s [162] until it was referred to as colonial-era food to millennials; [163] and Gerai Putu Lanang Celaket which was established in 1935. [164] Culinary tourism in the city was mixed with the Malang Tempo Doeloe Festival. In the festival, a variety of ancient culinary offerings, ranging from cenil, putu, to grendul, were sold. [165] Ancient snacks such as sugar cane, [166] cotton candy, [167] and miller crackers [168] were also sold at the festival. Cotton candy is sold in various forms such as corn, dragons or flowers. [169] Sport [ edit] Arema FC is the city's most widely supported football team and plays in the Indonesian top league, the 2017 Liga 1. Its home is Kanjuruhan Stadium, located in Kepanjen, Malang Regency. Arema FC has a loyal and large fanbase, those fans are called Aremania. There is also another football club, it goes by the name, Persema Malang, now defunct. Malang also has a stadium in Klojen, Central Malang, it is known officially as Gajayana Stadium. Currently it is mostly used for major city events and athletics using its running track. There is also a swimming pool, tennis, basketball, badminton and weightlifting facilities near the stadium area as Central Sports Center. Another large sports center which goes by the name Rampal Sports Center is located near a military base in Kedungkandang, East Malang. The city is also home to the professional basketball team Bimasakti Nikko Steel Malang, which plays in the Indonesian Basketball League. Environment [ edit] Parks [ edit] According to research by The Clean Cities Air Partnership Program (CCAP), Malang is one of the five cities with the cleanest air in Asia. [170] [171] [172] This achievement is one of the results of the community's commitment to continue to cultivate and beautify the city parks. [173] Parks in Malang are known to be clean and have playing facilities so that Malang is considered to be a child-friendly city. [174] The city government also created thematic parks, which helps the city to achieve the Best City Park in Indonesia award. [175] [176] Thematic parks can be found on the green way on Jalan Jakarta, namely the Taman Kunang-Kunang (Firefly Park). [177] The biggest parks in Malang are the Merdeka Square and Tugu Square (Tugu Malang Monument). Merdeka Square is located in front of the Malang Regent's Office and is the oldest square built in 1882. [178] Not only that, Merdeka Square also provides a children playground [179] and a fountain. [180] Tugu Square which is located right in front of the Malang City Hall [181] is decorated by the Tugu Malang, fountains, flowers, ponds with lotuses, typical flowers of Malang, [182] palm trees, and plastic lamps shaped like sunflowers. [183] Although intended for aesthetic elements, the sunflower lights were protested by the local residents because they were considered to be environmentally unfriendly and did not look good. [184] Some parks are the result of development from CSR funds. One of these is the Slamet Park which was built with CSR funds from PT Bentoel Prima. [185] Bentoel's CSR fund was also used to renovate that park [186] and Taman Trunojoyo. [187] One of the famous parks, the Singha Merjosari Park was also renovated with CSR funds. [188] However, the CSR funds used are funds from telecommunications companies. [188] CSR funds from educational institutions such as the Merdeka Education Foundation that manages the Merdeka Malang University have also provided CSR to revitalize the Dieng Canal Park. [189] [190] Awards [ edit] In the environmental field, Malang has won several awards including Adipura (given to the cleanest cities in Indonesia), Adiwiyata, and others. [191] In addition, Malang is the city with the highest number of Adiwiyata schools in Indonesia, namely 173 schools from elementary to junior high schools. [192] The Department of Environment of Malang City also received the 2017 Water Supply and Environmental Health ( Air Minum dan Penyehatan Lingkungan, AMPL) award from the Head of the National Development Planning Agency. [193] AMPL was achieved by the city because the city was able to reduce solid waste in 2016 by 15. 1% and the coverage of access to waste management was 74. 8%. [194] In 2017, the city won the Wahana Tata Nugraha award because it was able to transform the slum environment into a tourist attraction [195] such as the Jodipan Tourism Village. The many awards obtained by the city also had an impact on the increase in Regional Incentive Funds ( Dana Insentif Daerah, DID) from 7. 5 billion rupiahs in 2017 to 25. 5 billion in 2018. [196] Conservation efforts [ edit] The government plays an active role in environmental conservation efforts. In achieving the Adipura Kencana, the education office held the Green School Festival (GSF) which was held annually in schools in the city. [197] The method of implementing the GSF is considered good because it is forcing the participation of all schools. [197] In addition, the Department of Housing and Settlements (Disperkim) also conducted a garden arrangement competition by realising the importance of green open space, [198] and also actively built parks in the city. [199] The city of Malang also seeks to utilise additional funds such as CSR funds to revitalise city parks. 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Movie online malanga. Movie Online mélanges. Malang is a city in East Java. Understand [ edit] Malang is the second largest city in East Java with a rapidly growing population of about 1. 2 million. This is a city of great historical significance. The oldest existing record of Malang as a regency is from the 8th century, when the Dinoyo I inscription describes it as the seat of government of a kingdom called Kanjuruhan. In the 13th century, the region again became the center of power, when the city of Tumapel (also called Singhasari) was the capital of the kingdom of Java. The city officially became part of the Javanese Mataram kingdom in the 17th century, and came under Dutch colonial rule in the 18th century. Unsurprisingly given that history, there are several interesting Hindu relics in this area. The city quickly became very popular with the Dutch due to its cool climate, very attractive rural surrounds and easy reach from the main trading port city of Surabaya. Modern day Malang, although significantly urbanised, has retained much of its historical character, remains vibrant and is regarded as by far the most attractive large city in the East Java region. Malang Regency is located between two groups of mountains with Mount Semeru, the highest mountain on Java, and Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park to the east. The biggest attraction here must be the beautiful landscape, in addition to which there are some temples not far away. Tourist information Centres [ edit] Malang Visitor Center, Jl Husni Thamrin 6A. ☎ [phone]. East Java Tourist Office, Jl Jendral Basuki Rachmat 6. ☎ [phone]. Indonesian Guides Association, Jl Semeru 4. ☎ [phone]. Malang City Tourist Office, Jl Tugu 1. ☎ [phone]. Malang Tourism Center, Jl Jenderal Basuki Rachmad 11 ☎ [phone] Bromo Tourims Center, Jl Panglima Sudirman 92. ☎ [phone] Get in [ edit] By plane [ edit] Malang's Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport ( MLG) is a small airport with a few flights everyday from Jakarta on Garuda Indonesia [18], Sriwijaya Air [19]. Regional airline Wings Air [20] have launched a new route, serving Malang, East Java, and Denpasar, Bali. Batik Air also provides a direct connection with Makassar (May 2015). Unfortunately, there is no public transport connecting the airport with the city and the only way how to get there is by taxi (May 2015). A taxi can be arranged from a booth in the arrival hall, for fixed prices according to their list. Depending on the exact location, the prices vary between 70-90 000 (May 2015). Only little English is spoken here. In addition to MLG Airport, Malang can also be reached through Surabaya Juanda Airport (SUB), and take a train or bus service to Malang. By car [ edit] Malang is about 100 km south of Surabaya; 2-3 hr via the Surabaya-Gempol highway. You can also catch some local travel from Juanda Airport of Surabaya (1 MPV car shared with other 4-5 people) for around 75, 000 IDR one way (as of 2012) picked up from airport and dropped to your address in Malang. By bus [ edit] There are frequent bus services into Malang's Arjosari bus station from Purabaya (Bungurasih) bus terminal in Surabaya. You don't need to be in the station itself- just wait outside the bus exit gate and wait together with the locals. Rp 14000 per person (Jan 2018) on a 'Tarif Biasa' bus. Non-AC from Probolinggo Rp 14000; AC bus from Probolinggo Rp 30000 (Sept. 2013). There are night buses leaving Yogyakarta at 20:00 and arriving at Malang at 6:00. The price is Rp 135000 including dinner (Aug 2015). If you plan to board these AKAP (Interprovincial, intercity) buses, you have two options to buy and to board your bus- at the buses' agent where you buy your tickets (yes, they will pick you up there) or the main bus station of the city. Every long distance buses usually comes with a (or some) meal/s. By train [ edit] Overnight train services link Jakarta and Bandung, to Malang. There are several train services a day from Surabaya (Rp 8000 one way, reservation is possible). One advantage to arriving in Malang by train is that the station is much more central than the long-distance bus terminals. There are two daily trains (day or night journey) from Yogyakarta to Malang. The ride lasts about 7 hours. Executive class (A/C, toilet, reclining seats) costs 145, 000 IDR per person. There are also direct trains to Banyuwangi every day. If you are on a budget and planning to take the train, here's a trick. For example from Yogyakarta or Bandung, take the train Kahuripan to Blitar (Rp 84000) and take Penataran train to Malang (Rp12000). The reverse is possible. The cheapest direct train Mutiara Selatan or Malabar will cost you Rp 140000 at least. in comparison. Taking the economy class train is the best way to meet the locals. Don't worry, all Indonesian trains are now equipped with electric outlets. Buying a ticket is easy. Simply go to Kai121 [21], choose and pay, preferably using Alfamart or Indomaret payment services. Or just queue in any railway station. Get around [ edit] Becaks (pedicabs) are a great way to see the city and are easy to find around the city centre. While not particularly visible, metered taxis are also available in the city. Unlike many other cities in Indonesia, taxis do not drive around looking for passengers but sit in ranks waiting for phone orders. Unless it is raining heavily or a large number of visitors are in town for university graduation ceremonies, wait times will generally be less than 15 minutes. Malang has four official taxi firms, all offering phone booking: Citra: ☎ [phone]/☎ [phone]; Argo Perdana: ☎[phone]; Argo Mandala: ☎[phone]; Bima: ☎[phone]. The above taxi firms are all equipped with working meters (Argo). Fares start at Rp 5000 for the first kilometer and Rp 300 for every subsequent 100 meters. A non-negotiable minimum fare of Rp 20, 000 applies. This is written into city laws and hence perfectly legitimate. Amazingly it is possible to get a metered taxi (generally with an unofficial Rp 30, 000 minimum fare) from the rank at Arjosari bus terminal, ignore the touts and walk to the parking lot out the front. You should easily spot the taxi rank. Always politely insist on the meter (if it is not turned on as a matter of course). Local mini van in Malang which is called "mikrolet" or "angkot" by locals tend to be blue and can be hailed at random. All journeys within the city are priced at Rp 3, 000 (as of early 2014), but if you have a lot of luggage you might have to pay extra. Some of the useful routes are the following: MM – between the Madyapuro (Eastern part of the city) and Dieng plaza mall. Goes via the train station, city square (alun alun) and the MOG mall. AL – between the Arjosari (to Surabaya) and Landungsari (to Batu) bus terminals LG – between the Landungsari and the Gadang bus terminals. If continuing southwards to Blitar or Kepanjen, get of at the Kacuk intersection. With its relatively cool climate and wide colonial streets, Malang is a great walking city. The tree-lined small boulevards around the busy throughfare of jalan Ijen make for great walks. Sidewalks are not always present so be prepared to have traffic whizzing by you on many main streets. If you are interested in renting a car with a driver for a day there are several car hire services. It's advisable to have an idea of the places that you'd like to visit and then they will give you a price. The rental period is 12 hours or in some cases from 7:00am until 11:00pm Eagle Rent Car (: D. I. No 247, Jl. Mayjen Panjaitan Dalam, Penanggungan, Klojen, Kota Malang, Jawa Timur 65113) provided a car, driver, and petrol to Batu and around Malang for 475, 000. The driver spoke little English but was friendly and knew most of the locations we requested. There are some companies that provide English speaking drivers but quote 700, 000-900, 000 on their websites. See [ edit] [ add listing] In a city of such great cultural and historical significance there are lots of cultural attractions and any visitor to Malang should dedicate some time to exploring these. There are also a number of beautiful sights in the rural areas surrounding the city. Balekambang Beach, south of Malang Balekambang Beaches, ( about 60 km south of Malang). There are actually three beaches here: Balekambang, Ngliyep and Sendang Biru. All three are quite beautiful, are close by to each other and locals most often refer to all 3 as just Balekambang. It is best to visit on weekdays as this is a very popular weekend escape and it can get get crowded. It is not safe to swim here but these are great relaxation beaches which offer some stunning coastal scenery. There is an offshore island called Pulau Sempu which can be visited by chartering a boat from Sedang Biru beach. At Balekambang beach there are three little islets just offshore which are attached to the beach by walkways. Of the three beaches, Balekambang itself is perhaps the most attractive but all three are worth visiting. The beaches are easily day-tripped from Malang in a car but for the adventurous there are basic places to stay at and around all three. Rp 10, 000. edit Ijen Boulevard, Malang. This is a quite beautiful street in the city. It is lined with well tended bougainvillea against a backdrop of old colonial structures. The street houses a number of interesting buildings including the Brawijaya Army Museum, Catholic Church and the city library. You should take in this area as part of a becak or walking tour of the historic downtown area. edit Padepokan Seni Mangun Dharma ( Mangun Dharma Art Center), Desa Tulus Besar Tumpang, ( [email protected]). Arts centre dedicated to the research, promotion and performance of traditional East Javanese artforms including dance, batik, shadow puppetry and carving. Superb place. Dance performances can be arranged on demand and are of excellent quality as the dancers are trained from childhood. Their motto is Rescuing the Arts of East Java. edit Purwodadi Botanical Gardens ( Kebun Raya Purwodadi, Pasuruan), Jl Raya Purwodadi ( about 20 km north of Malang), ( [email protected]), [1]. Opened in 1941, This is one of the four official botanical gardens in Indonesia (the others being the headquarters at Bogor, Bedugul in Bali and Cibodas in West Java. The 85 hectares of gardens house an impressive collection and the splendid Baung waterfall. edit Singosari Temple near Malang Singosari Temple ( Candi Singosari), Singosari, Malang ( about 12km north from Malang). This well preserved Hindu temple dates from 1300AD and is a reminder of the great Hindu kingdoms that ruled East Java before the arrival of Islam. A visit to the nearby bathing pools at Ken Dedes combines perfectly with Singosari Temple. Ken Dedes was the wife of the first King of Singhasari (later Singosari) and these bathing pools are believed to have been part of the royal court. There are some quite wonderful statues here. The whole area has some other fine relics from the early Hindu kingdoms including Candi Jago and Candi Kidal. Ask your guide or at Singosari Temple for further directions. edit Taman Rekreasi Senaputra ( Senaputra Park), Jalan Brawijaya, Malang. Traditional East Java dances every Sunday morning at 10AM in the park during the dry season only. Every last Wednesday of the month there is a Wayang Kulit shadow puppet show starting at 10PM. edit Brawijaya Military Museum, Jalan Ijen. M-Th 08. 00-14. 30 / F 08. 00-11. 30 / Sat-Sun 08. 00-13. 00. Museum of East Java's famous Brawijaya garrison of the Indonesian military. Interesting relics of Indonesia's revolutionary war of the late 1940s, as well as the communist purges of the late 1960s. An insight into the country's turbulent and violent past. Worth at least 45 minutes to an hour when walking through the Jalan Ijen area. edit Sempu Island, Sumber Manjing Wetan. Sempu Island is one of most beautiful island in East Java. Sempu Island is an island located 800 meters from the southern coast of the province of East Java, Indonesia. The island is 3. 9 km long and 3. 6 km wide. Its topography is largely rolling hills whose altitude ranges from 50 to 100 meters above sea level. The coastline consists mainly of limestone cliffs characteristics of the façade of the island of the Java. Point of interested in Sempu Island is Segara Anakan. edit Museum Tempo Doeloe [read tempo dulu] - literally means "olden days museum". Do [ edit] [ add listing] Go to the Brawijaya Military Museum after 9pm. There are a lot of youngsters hanging outside and there is food. This is the perfect place to meet new people Take a tour of this fine old city by pedicab. Take a walking tour of the beautiful Dutch colonial-style houses in the neighbourhoods around Jalan Ijen Visit the Alun-Alun - the central town square - to the south of one of the city's main thoroughfares of Jalan Basuki Rahmat. Particularly busy on a Sunday evening. Volunteering, [2]. ProFauna Indonesia gives the wonderful opportunity for anyone to volunteer in the organization. The activities in these projects will be decided based on your skills and experiences. By becoming ProFauna's volunteer, you will experience to be part of the wildlife conservation works in Indonesia while learning Indonesian cultures and witness its beautiful nature. 375 USD. edit Visit the local bird market and flower market - you can see lots of unique birds and pets, as well as get a glimpse into local culture here. Mount Bromo -. There are many "sunrise" tours available to Mount Bromo that can be booked at Helios Hotel (see "Sleep" section) and other locations. This is the "safe" (yet arguably dull) way to get there. If you are feeling more adventurous, you can rent a motorbike and go see the park by yourself. The ride takes about 2-3 hours each way. This ride is also not suggested for inexperienced motorbike drivers and it is not suggested that you do the ride when it is dark, so seeing the sunrise may not be an option unless you want to stay there over night. However, going later in the day guarantees that you will be at the main sights at a time when it is not swarming with tourists and you will have the freedom to chose when to stop, where to eat and where to go. Driving through the "Sea of Sand" on your own bike can be particularly exhilarating, though somewhat challenging. Many of the people working at the hotels will tell you that the roads are too dangerous and that you can't rent motorbikes in Malang. Neither of these things are true. You can rent 150cc manual dirt bikes/ trail bikes for 200, 000 rupiah a day from "MOTO East Java" ([phone]). The roads heading there and back are usually in pretty good condition after recent repaving that was completed in early 2016, though they are very steep. Riding with 2 people on one bike may require that the passenger gets off and walks for a few short distances during the steep inclines, but it is by no means not doable. If you head to Cemoro Lawang using a map or GPS, you should have no problem figuring out where to go from there. edit Buy [ edit] [ add listing] Malang has some large shopping malls but you are better off in Surabaya for those. Local textiles and handicrafts can be found at Batik Keris, Jl Merdeka Timur 2d. Fabulous Spa & Salon, Jl Panderman 1A Malang, ☎ [phone]. Offers professional massage and spa treatments in clean and relaxing ambience including body spa, body scrub, balinese touch massage, manicure and pedicure spa. There is also a hair salon which offers haircuts and styling. Supplies are ordered in small and selected batches to ensure freshness when they are used, fresh new towels are provided for each guest. edit Khayangan - Premium Reflexology and Relaxation, Jl Welirang 2, ☎ 0341 325552, [3]. 10. 00-22. This is the newest addition of modern reflexology and massages centre in Malang. The place is located just walking distance from Jalan Semeru/Ijen. You can get variety of massages including foot reflexy, traditional massage, thai massage and others in good and relaxing place. Price is from 40k IDR. edit Eat [ edit] [ add listing] Eating is a highly rated experience here. Local specialities are best sought out at street stalls and simple warungs and include: Ayam Goreng Kampung ( fried village chicken). Tempe Bakso Malang. The city's own unique and delicious take on the Indonesian meat ball soup staple. Try Bakso Bakar, literally means "grilled meat ball". The famous one will be the one in Jl Pahlawan Trip, in the corner of the junction with Jl Ijen Jagung Bakar (grilled young corn on the cob) is everywhere. Best eaten at a streetside stalls fresh from the coals. Some of them congegrate in Pulosari Stalls. Apples (Apel). The highlands around Malang are the apple growing centre of Indonesia and the small green beauties ( manalagi) are very highly prized. Eat them here and they are sure to be fresh from the tree. Malang's night market on Jalan Merdeka operates every Saturday. A riot of flavours and smells will assault your senses. A must do for any visitor to Malang. Depot Lima Satu, Jl Letjen S. Parman 51. Tiny, hole-in-the-wall eatery serving East Javanese noodle dishes at their very best. edit Inggil, Jl Gajah Mada no4, ☎ [phone]. Highly rated restaurant specialising in Javanese cuisine. edit Warung Pojok, Jl Pejajeran 25. Very well known for rujak (salad with spicy sweet peanut sauce). edit Martabak Cairo. The kopi jahe is infused with cloves for a powerful and simply decadent taste. Serving martabak, sate kambing and nasi goreng cairo. edit Warung Subuh. Dizzying array of foods, incredibly cheap, fresh and delicious. This place is booming with locals, so you know it's good. A great place to try some new and interesting food and drink. edit Bunga Bali Restaurant & Cafe, Jl. Ungaran 20, ☎ [phone]. European food with a nice atmosphere for dining. edit Van Oosten Coffee Shop CLOSED 20/05/19, Jalan BS Riadi (Oro-Oro Dowo) No. 137, ☎ 0341 344 237, [4]. Cool coffee shop frequented by young Malang residents, mainly students studying in the city's universities. High quality coffee, great atmosphere, good food. Highly recommended for a short detour to recharge after a walking tour of the Jalan Ijen area. edit Bakso President, Behind the Mitra II building ( Close to Statsiun Malang). Outdoor cafe serving Malang's famous grilled Bakso meatballs. Highly recommended by several local residents. Situated next to a train track, so watch where you sit-- trains will literally be chugging along several feet from you as you indulge in the bakso! edit Toko Oen, Jalan Jenderal Basuki Rahmat ( Opposite the Catholic Church on Jalan Basuki Rahmat), ☎ 0341 364052. "A Colonial Landmark since 1930" so proclaims the sign above Toko Oen's entrance. Somewhat interesting Dutch-styled cafe (don't compare to Cafe Batavia) with throwback furniture and Western food favorites. Ice cream is a highlight. Best when combined with a walking tour of the Alun2 (town square area) off of Jalan Basuki Rahmat. A nice place, but incredibly slow wifi, 1 ceiling fan. edit Warung Kelir on Jalan Panglima Sudirman 92. Special menu is steak. You can ask about information of Malang and Bromo Tour also. Bvgil Gelato And Friends, Jl. Guntur No. 33, Oro-oro Dowo, Klojen, Kota Malang, Jawa Timur 65119, ☎ [phone]. Cool little place serving up unique flavors of gelato like chili chocolate, thai tea, coffee, milk, and Snickers. The selection changes from day to day. They also have an adjoining cafe that serves coffee and snacks. 22, 000 for 2 scoops, and 15-25, 000 for snack options. Popular with the young adult crowd. You can check out the Malabar forest walk afterwards, which is a quiet tree-filled park across the street. edit Drink [ edit] [ add listing] Coffee and tea are the drinks of choice for most Javanese and Malang is no exception. However the city boasts an incredibly large number of cafes, which make for great meet-up venues and are increasingly popular among the young. Most coffees are based on local productions, which are also used to prepare international coffee servings, from espresso to latte. Many cafes have also their own individual take on the ever popular coffee&milk. Traditional coffee stalls ( warkop, or angkringan) are also widely available, although their offer is usually limited to black or instant coffee. Like most other provinces in Java, tea is ubiquitous and usually served during meals. A peculiar East Javanese take on the popular green and black tea (elsewhere infused with jasmine) is a vanilla variety, which is the default version at food courts and stalls. Beer is available in most upscale restaurants, while the most common eating houses and stalls will be on average halal, hence alcohol-free. A handful of bars and pubs exist though and tend to get quite busy on weekends. Jalan Ijen and Borobudur gather a few places serving the local Indonesian beers (Bintang, Angker, Bali Hai) as well as western options. Finally, alcohol can be found also in many so-called "karaoke bars". The advice however is to approach such venues with a degree of discernment, as - especially the obviously shady and shabby ones - have on occasions attracted the attention of the police under the suspicion of prostitution activities and other semi-legal transactions. Sleep [ edit] [ add listing] Malang offers a full range of accommodation through from simple homestays to star-rated hotels. Budget [ edit] Ardjuno, Jl Brigjen Slamet Riadi No122, Malang, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]). A bit distant from the city center but closer to shopping mall Town Square. Free WiFi. From Rp 55, 000-110, 000. edit Bamboe Denn, Jl Arjuna No1, Malang, ☎ [phone]. A bit of legend on the backpacker circuit, this dorm is attached to an English language school and you will be asked to talk to the kids. From Rp 30, 000. edit Gress Homestay, Jl Kahayan no. 6, Malang, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [5]. A nice budget option. Stay in a family house owned by the charming Mrs Grace Marten who speaks English, Dutch and Indonesian. Rp 100, 000-110, 000. edit Hotel Helios, Jl Patimura No37, Malang, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [6]. Great value place aimed at backpackers. Very new and clean rooms, but cheap ones are really small and have a shared (also very clean) bathroom. Free wifi. English, Dutch and Indonesian speaking. Tours can also be booked here which are not overpriced. Rp. 250, 000 to 450, 000. ( -7. 9732, 112. 6348) edit Kampong Tourist, Jl Patimura No37, Malang, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [7]. The best place for backpackers. Clean, good atmosphere, hot water, wifi, local tours, cafe and bar, tv. English and Indonesian speaking. 55, 000 to 140, 000. 6348) edit Hotel Menara, Jl. Pajajaran no. 5, Malang, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]). Same area as Helios, a few minutes walk from the train station. Rooms are slightly worn but large. The restaurant serves very cheap and delicious Indonesian food (10-20, 000 Rp). From Rp 135, 000(incl. breakfast, May 2015). (, 112. 6349) edit Citihub Hotel, Jl Jaksa Agung Suprapto No11, Malang, ☎ [phone], [8].. 210, 000. edit Homestay Information, Jl Bunga Camalia No 9, Malang, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [9]. You can ask about tourism, and you can ask about homestay as your budget. 95, 000 to 500, 000. edit Jonas Homestay, Jl Sutomo no. 4 Malang, ☎ [phone] ( -), [10]. Homestay with low budget, not far from train station. Comfortable and clean, feels like home. 60, 000 to 250, 000. edit. Mid-range [ edit] Amaris Hotel, Jl Letjend Sutoyo No. 39 ( Near intersection of Jalan Sarangan and Jalan Letjen Sutoyo), ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [11]. checkin: 12. 00 am; checkout: 14. 00 pm. Clean and affordable budget hotel owned by the Santika group, and ideal for business and budget travellers. It is also a convenient base for exploring the area's many attractions. Wi-fi access, pool, meeting room facilities all available. From Rp 340, 000. edit Kertanegara Premium Guest House, Jl Semeru 59 ( Near intersection of Jalan Ijen and Jalan Semeru), ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [12]. checkin: 11. Kertanegara Premium Guest House is a new premium accommodation in Malang, Indonesia which was first launched in early October 2012. It offers a range of non-smoking only rooms at competitive prices. Kertanegara Premium Guest House provides direct online-booking system and instant credit-card processing via PayPal. Additionally, the accommodation has 100% smoke free environment both inside the rooms and in the common areas. Kertanegara Premium Guest House also offers the fastest dedicated high-speed broadband connection available in Malang region which makes it suitable for international business travellers. From Rp 330, 000. edit Hotel Pelangi, Jl Merdeka Selatan 3, Malang 65119, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected], fax: [phone]). Centrally located mid range hotel in the city. From about Rp 400, 000. 983689, 112. 629776) edit Graha Cakra Hotel, Jl Cerme No16, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [13]. A converted colonial building that dates from 1930s. Designed by Dutch architect Ir Mueller. Has been operating as a hotel since 1994. 52 rooms, large swimming pool and restaurant. From €50. edit Regent's Park Hotel, Jl Jaksa Agung Suprapto 12-16, Malang 65111, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [14]. Large 100 room modern hotel which is a little lacking in character but offers good value and service. From Rp 430, 000. edit Savana Hotel and Convention, Jl Letjend Sutoyo No. 32-34 ( Near the intersection of Jalan Sarangan and Jalan Letjen Sutoyo), ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [15]. Modern, clean and spacious hotel at the heart of the city. ATMs, Garuda Airlines office, Shuttle service, Wi-fi access, indoor swimming pool, gym, spa, meeting room facilities and three dining places in site; after 5ive dine and lounge in the sky, Terrata Restaurant, and Kayu Manis Lounge. edit Splurge [ edit] Tugu Hotel, Jl. Tugu No3, Malang, East Java, Indonesia, ☎ [phone] ( [email protected]), [16]. The sister hotel of the famous Tugu Hotel in Canggu, Bali and a similar type of property. It is fitted and furnished with a range of fine Javanese antiquities. The owners of the Tugu rescued and relocated many splendid old trees here when property developers razed the old Malang botanical gardens. Located in the heart of the old town and looks out on the Tugu Monument which commemorates the independence struggle in Indonesia. A four star property but it feels better than that. Highly recommended From US$105 for a deluxe room up to US$1, 000 for the Apsara suite. edit Villa in Malang ( Perfect for Groups), [17]. checkin: flexible; checkout: flexible. Comfortably and peacefully located near Apple garden, surrounded by Arjuna, Kawi and Welirang mountains, the villa offers beautiful scenery for its visitors. At an altitude of 1300m above sea level, the sea views are magnificent and the cool fresh air rejuvenates travelers at the villa. Suitable for groups such as family gatherings, group retreat, and also New year's firework ritual. This 6 bedroom villa has also a kitchen for you to prepare meals. USD 235 per night. edit Get out [ edit] Batu - nearby hill town. Very cool, fresh and visually extremely attractive. Wonosari tea plantation near Lawang Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park - active volcanoes and unearthly scenery. Beware that the road connecting Ngadas with Cemoro Lawang will be closed for repair works until October 2015 Surabaya Frequent buses from Arjosari terminal will drop you in Probolinggo, 18. 000Rp, 2h30min. Taman Safari Prigen - A large zoo located about 40 kilometers and a 1. 5 hour drive away north of Malang towards Surabaya on the slopes of the Arjuna volcano, high enough for the temperature and humidity to be very pleasant compared to lowland Java. This is a well-kept nice zoo, which includes a drive-through section that allows close encounters to several large mammals, including lions, tigers, rhinos, hippos, all manner of deers and antelopes, babirusas, and so on. The admission prices are steep, especially for foreigners. If you have visited the Taman Safari in Bogor you can skip this one, as it is very much similar. Contact [ edit] The telephone area code for Malang is 0341 This is a usable article. It has information for getting in as well as some complete entries for restaurants and hotels. An adventurous person could use this article, but please plunge forward and help it grow!

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