Galuh Stadium, Multi-purpose stadium in Ciamis, Indonesia.

Galuh Stadium is a multi-purpose sports facility in Ciamis with a grass playing field and seating for approximately 20,000 spectators across different sections. The venue includes multiple entry points and parking areas designed to manage large crowds during competitions.

Galuh Stadium is the home ground of PSGC Ciamis. In 2014, after clashes between supporters when PSGC hosted Persis Solo on 16 September, a move to a new site was proposed. Renovation work running from 2010 to 2015 cost more than Rp 20 billion; in January 2015 Sports Minister Imam Nahrawi visited and called the result a surprise.

Galuh Stadium is the home base of PSGC Ciamis and Galuh FC, and its name recalls the Galuh Kingdom of West Java. In September 2014 a match against Persis Solo ended in clashes between supporters, prompting proposals to move the stadium to a new site.

The facility is easy to reach and provides multiple entry points along with adequate parking for visitors. Arriving early on event days helps you find good seating and avoid congestion at the entrances.

In 2014, after clashes between supporters during a PSGC Ciamis match against Persis Solo, the stadium was proposed for relocation to a new site. In early 2015, Sports Minister Imam Nahrawi visited and said he was surprised, comparing it favourably with facilities in Jakarta. Renovation from 2010 cost over Rp 20 billion.