Surajaya Stadium, Football stadium in Lamongan, Indonesia.

Surajaya Stadium is a sports facility in Lamongan with modern infrastructure and concrete grandstands. It can hold around 12,000 spectators and features multiple entry points and parking areas.

The stadium was built as a multi-purpose venue in Deket, Lamongan, and became the home ground of Persela Lamongan. The Indonesian Wikipedia lists a seated capacity of 12,840, while the English Wikipedia gives 12,097. No construction date or renovation is recorded in the sources.

Persela Lamongan plays its home matches here, and the stadium sits on the edge of the Jalur Pantura road linking Surabaya, Gresik and Lamongan, near Lamongan station. Across from the main gate stand two monuments, Tugu Bandeng and Tugu Lele, the milkfish and catfish that residents of Lamongan treat as symbols of the town.

The venue is easy to reach and provides parking and food vendors for visitors. Arriving early helps you find a good spot and explore the grounds before major matches.

Across the main entrance stand two monuments, Tugu Bandeng and Tugu Lele, named after the milkfish and catfish that are the emblem of Lamongan. Visitors often photograph them before matches at the stadium, which sits beside the Pantura road linking Surabaya, Gresik and Lamongan, close to Lamongan station.