Living in Malang, Indonesia: Tips for Moving and Visiting 2024

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If you've been wondering what it's like to live in or visit Malang, the Crowdsourced Explorer community can help. We asked seven people living in Malang what someone who is considering moving to or visiting there should know. Here are their pros and cons, tips, and advice:

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7 comments on “Malang”

My city is beautiful. My city is known as a tourist city because there are many tourist attractions here, such as nature tourism (mountains, beaches, etc) and artificial tourism (game rides, zoos, etc).

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Malang is a big city. We have mountains and beaches. It’s a suburban area. It’s safe to go around at night. This city has various historical places such as Badut Temple and Tugu. You need to bring a jacket because it has cool temperature. This is the second largest city in East Java.

Malang City is in east java and known as an education city. There are about five university and one of them are the best one in Indonesia which is University of Brawijaya. Malang City is also known for their tourist destination. It offers beautiful scenery in Batu. There are several amusement park such as BNS, Jatim Park 1, Jatim Park 2, Jatim Park 3, and Hawaii Waterpark.

Malang, the city of flowers, as the name suggests, is a beautiful city in east java. It has a quite pleasant weather year-round which I find quite the attraction for someone looking to settle. Since it could be considered a small city, You can rest assured that traffic will not be a headache for you to deal with as well. If you are looking for a place to retire to, Malang would be quite the choice!

Malang is in East Java province, Indonesia. The population is about 1,230,256. Malang City is in a quite cool plateau, and has its cool temperature which makes people feel comfortable to live with in. In Malang, there is Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport, a domestic airport with flights to Jakarta and Bali.

Malang is known as tourism city. There are many vacation here, like a beach, waterfall, jatim park, beautiful garden, etc. In another hand, the people here is very friendly, humble, and very kind. And i’ll make you sure that you’ll be enjoying here if you wanna moving to Malang City.

I recommend that to someone who want to move to my city. Malang has so many place. Besides, the city is surrounded by four mountains and the weather in the city is more cool. Climbing the mountain is one of the option that can be take to entertain ourselves at the weekend.

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