Sukorambi Botanical Garden, Botanical garden in Jember, Indonesia.

Sukorambi Botanical Garden is a garden in Jember set on a sloping hillside, home to over 300 herb species, 200 types of flowers, and fruit trees. The site sits at approximately 100 meters above sea level and features both upper and lower sections connected by staircases and walking paths.

Construction of the garden began in 2006 on the initiative of Jember Regent Abdul Kahar Muzakir, who first planned it as a private family recreation area. After input from friends and acquaintances, he opened it to the public, and it was formally established on 24 February 2007. By December 2012 it averaged 300 visitors daily, rising to 1,000 during the Christmas holidays.

Plant labels are displayed in both Indonesian and Latin, helping visitors understand botanical names and how different species are classified. This bilingual approach makes learning about the plants accessible to everyone who walks through the garden.

The upper and lower sections are linked by a staircase and a footpath; the footpath can also carry visitors by motorcycle. The site has a fishing pond, adult and children's pools, a two-storey cafe and restaurant, a reading centre with about 500 books and journals, and a meeting hall.

Visitor numbers shift significantly with the seasons, rising sharply during holiday periods and school breaks. These fluctuations show how the garden becomes a popular destination for families and groups seeking outdoor time during vacation seasons.