Gelora Ratu Pamelingan Stadium, Football stadium in Tlanakan, Indonesia.
Gelora Ratu Pamelingan Stadium is a large sports venue in Tlanakan, East Java, designed with modern architecture and a seating capacity of around 13,500 spectators. The facility features a full playing field and supporting infrastructure built for football matches.
The stadium opened on November 18, 2016, under the oversight of Pamekasan Regent Achmad Syafii, marking a turning point for the region's sports development. This opening represented a major investment in local sports infrastructure.
The stadium is named after Nyai Banu, the first Islamic queen of Pamekasan, linking local heritage directly to contemporary sports. This naming choice reflects how deeply rooted the venue is in the community's identity.
The stadium sits about 5 kilometers south of Pamekasan city center and is accessible by car or local bus. It regularly hosts football matches throughout the season as the home ground for three local clubs.
The playing field is planted with specialized Zoysia grass selected for its durability and playing qualities. A major renovation in 2017 ensured the grass receives proper maintenance and remains in top condition.
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