Located on the northeastern coast of the island of Java, Surabaya is the second-largest city in Indonesia. With a population of over 3 million people, Surabaya is a big metropolis with a vibrant atmosphere and dynamic growth.
The city’s skyline is loaded with towering skyscrapers, shopping malls, and business districts, which makes it a thriving economic hub. The central business district, known as the “Golden Triangle,” is home to numerous banks, offices, and commercial establishments.
One of Surabaya’s most famous spots is the Suramadu Bridge, which connects the city to the island of Madura. Being the longest bridge in Indonesia, it has become an iconic symbol of Surabaya’s modernity and progress.
For shopping enthusiasts, Surabaya has numerous malls and traditional markets. The Tunjungan Plaza is one of the largest shopping centers in Southeast Asia, offering a wide range of local and international brands. Pasar Atom and Pasar Genteng are popular traditional markets where visitors can experience the vibrant local culture and find a variety of goods, including clothing, handicrafts, and local delicacies.
The port city’s culinary scene offers a diverse array of traditional Javanese dishes, as well as a fusion of Indonesian, Chinese, and Arabic cuisines. Some must-try dishes include rawon (a beef soup), rujak cingur (a salad with cow snout), and lontong balap (a dish with rice cakes and bean sprouts).
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