Magelang City, City in Indonesia
Magelang is a bustling city located in the Central Java region of Indonesia.
Founded on April 11, 0907, Magelang is one of the oldest cities in Indonesia.
Magelang hosts vibrant cultural festivals that reflect Javanese traditions.
The city serves as a base for exploring nearby Borobudur and other historical sites.
The National Military Academy, which has produced notable Indonesian leaders, is situated in Magelang.
Location: Central Java
Inception: April 11, 0907
Population: 124912
Elevation above the sea: 350 m
Website: magelangkota.go.id/main.php
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