Recreation & Parks

Malang’s recreational landscape features a mix of modern water parks and historical urban squares. Hawai Waterpark offers large-scale wave pools, while Sengkaling provides natural spring-fed swimming areas. The city’s core is defined by Alun-Alun Bundar, a Dutch-era circular park with a central monument, and the main city square near the Great Mosque. Specialized green spaces like Taman Slamet and Taman Trunojoyo offer artistic installations and playgrounds, while Taman Krida Budaya serves as a hub for East Javanese cultural performances.

Hawai Waterpark

Features the Waikiki Beach tsunami wave pool, high-speed Jet Coaster slides, and various themed water attractions.

Taman Rekreasi Sengkaling UMM

Managed by the University of Muhammadiyah Malang, this park features swimming pools fed by natural springs and a small zoo area.

Brawijaya Edupark

Formerly known as Senaputra, this central park includes swimming facilities, children's rides, and educational play areas.

Tarekot Malang City Park Taman Rekreasi Kota (Tarekot) Malang

Located behind the Malang City Hall, this municipal park offers a swimming pool and a jogging track.

Tlogomas Waterpark

One of the city's oldest water parks, featuring miniature replicas of world landmarks and multiple swimming pools.

Alun-Alun Bundar Malang

A circular Dutch colonial-era park featuring a central stone monument surrounded by a lotus pond.

Alun-alun Kota Malang

The city's primary square, featuring a large fountain, children's playgrounds, and proximity to the Great Mosque of Malang.

Taman Slamet

A thematic urban park characterized by its distinctive orange geometric arches and shaded seating areas.

Taman Trunojoyo

Located near the central train station, this park features a large lion statue and dedicated children's play equipment.

Taman Krida Budaya Jawa Timur

A cultural park on Jalan Soekarno-Hatta that serves as a venue for traditional East Javanese dance and theater performances.