Almost as old as Surabaya (Indonesia), the old street named Kembang Jepun is thriving while remaining true to its ancient origin. The story of Kembang Jepun dates back to colonial times, following the Dutch’s decision to split Surabaya into three, divided by Jl. Kembang Jepun and the Kalimas River.
Kembang Jepun, which at that time was known as Handelstraat, become the main site for commerce, garnished by Dutch architectural jewels and a touch of Chinatown. Today, the regional government of Surabaya has given the 750-meter street new life, transforming it into a wholesale trade center by day, and an entertainment site for all people by night.
Experience the fancy light decorations while enjoying the cuisine served by hundreds of cleverly organized local vendors. While at it, try not to get caught by surprised at the marvelous way the street has aged, growing into a legend of its own.
Kembang Jepun, which at that time was known as Handelstraat, become the main site for commerce, garnished by Dutch architectural jewels and a touch of Chinatown. Today, the regional government of Surabaya has given the 750-meter street new life, transforming it into a wholesale trade center by day, and an entertainment site for all people by night.
Experience the fancy light decorations while enjoying the cuisine served by hundreds of cleverly organized local vendors. While at it, try not to get caught by surprised at the marvelous way the street has aged, growing into a legend of its own.
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