The stadium was officially opened in 1967.
It is frequently referred to by locals as 'Stadium Hijau Kuning' in reference to the team colors of Kedah FA.
The venue hosted the football events during the 2006 Sukma Games held in Kedah.
The playing surface utilizes natural grass, requiring consistent tropical climate maintenance.
It has undergone multiple renovation phases to update lighting and structural seating integrity.
Darul Aman Stadium is a multi-purpose venue in Alor Setar, Kedah, primarily utilized for football matches and athletic events. It serves as the official home ground for the Kedah Darul Aman FC football club, a prominent team in the Malaysia Super League. The facility features an outdoor grass pitch surrounded by a running track and spectator stands. It is the largest stadium in the state of Kedah with a seating capacity of approximately 32,000 spectators. The stadium complex includes various ancillary sports facilities and administrative offices for state-level sports associations.
From the upper-tier stands looking toward the pitch during golden hour to capture the stadium bowl.
Check the Kedah Darul Aman FC match schedule before visiting, as access to the pitch and main stands is restricted during game days.
Wear light, breathable clothing as the stadium lacks extensive sheltered areas for spectators.
Bring hydration if visiting during daytime track sessions, as sunlight exposure is high.
Attempting to enter the field of play during match preparations or private training sessions.
Closed for public access on match days and during major state-level tournament events.
Modest dress is advised in accordance with Kedah state norms; maintain decorum during state-level athletic events.