The PKOR Way Halim complex, which houses the stadium, is the largest integrated sports and exhibition area in Lampung province.
The stadium is named after the 'Sumpah Pemuda' (Youth Pledge), a pivotal movement in the Indonesian independence struggle.
The venue has served as a host site for various provincial-level sporting events, including multi-sport regional games (Pekan Olahraga Provinsi).
The surrounding PKOR area is widely known among locals as a center for street food and night markets after dusk.
The facility is positioned within the Way Halim district, which is one of the most commercially active zones in Bandar Lampung.
Stadion Sumpah Pemuda is a multi-purpose stadium located within the PKOR (Pusat Kegiatan Olahraga) complex in Bandar Lampung, Indonesia. It serves as the primary regional facility for athletic competitions, football matches, and large-scale public events. The stadium is the home ground for local professional football clubs, including Badak Lampung FC. The surrounding PKOR complex functions as a community hub for recreational sports and morning exercise. It features a standard grass pitch surrounded by a running track and concrete tiered seating. The facility often hosts cultural exhibitions, trade fairs, and local festival activities during regional celebrations.
The main stadium entrance gate featuring the venue name signage.
Visit on weekend mornings if you want to see the vibrant local community fitness scene.
Check the local news or social media platforms of the Lampung government for schedules of upcoming trade fairs or football matches before visiting.
Stay hydrated, as the stadium grounds have limited shaded areas in the seating tiers.
Avoid visiting during large government-sponsored trade events if you prefer a quiet atmosphere, as the complex becomes very crowded and traffic-heavy.
Occasionally closed to the public during scheduled professional football matches or large-scale provincial events.
Maintain modest sportswear if using the track for exercise; refrain from littering on the field grounds.
