Malang Monument
The Timeless Heart of the City
Tugu Malang is a historical monument and an iconic symbol of the city. Surrounded by a flower garden and fountain, it’s a favorite spot for relaxing and taking pictures.
Malang Monument:
Rising with Pride, Remembering the Struggle
About
History of Malang Monument
Originally built during the Dutch colonial era, the monument was destroyed during the war for independence. It was rebuilt in 1946 with a design resembling a bamboo spear, symbolizing the spirit of resistance by the people of Malang.
Where is Tugu Malang Located?
Tugu Malang is located in the city center, right in front of the City Hall, across from Taman Tugu, and near the Kayutangan Heritage district. It’s easily accessible from many directions.
Fun Facts!
- The current monument is a post-independence rebuild.
- Its bamboo-spear shape represents the Indonesian people’s struggle.
- It marks Malang’s zero point and hosts many public events.
Things to Do at Tugu Malang
- Take Photos with the Monument
A scenic background of flowers and fountains. - Enjoy a Walk in the Garden
Relax in the cool and green surroundings. - Learn the Local History
Discover the monument’s role in the city’s independence story. - Explore Nearby Areas
Visit the City Hall, Kayutangan Street, and other heritage sites.
Additional Tips!
- Visit in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat.
- Bring a camera or phone to capture moments.
- Keep the park clean and avoid stepping on the flower beds.
- Recommended visit time: 6 AM – 6 PM.
