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Former Keputih Tegal TPA Reorganized, Surabaya Prepares Harmoni Park for Night Tours

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Former Keputih Tegal TPA Reorganized, Surabaya Prepares Harmoni Park for Night Tours
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Surabaya City Government.
Heavy equipment clears Surabaya City Government asset land in the former Keputih Tegal TPA area, Thursday (1/10/2026). Cleaning is the first step in organizing the area through reforestation and park improvements, as well as supporting plans to develop Harmoni Park night tourism in 2027

Harmony Park Developed in 2027

The arrangement of Keputih Tegal is integrated with the Harmoni Park development plan. The Surabaya City Government plans to add lighting and a number of innovations so that the public can enjoy the park at night.

"In 2027 we plan to upgrade Harmoni Park to become a nighttime tourist attraction. There will be lights, we will carry out new innovations," said Fikser.

He hopes that this development will increase the choice of recreation space for the residents of East Surabaya, including the people of Keputih, Medokan Semampir, Wonorejo and Rungkut.

"So residents in the Keputih, Medokan Semampir, Wonorejo, Rungkut areas, in East Surabaya, can enjoy Keputih Park on weeknights or evenings," he said.

To support this plan, access to the area will be improved. Road improvements and additional lighting are part of the arrangement, in addition to restoring parks and greening.

Official Press Release: Pemerintah Kota Surabaya

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