The monument is specifically dedicated to the agrarian history and contributions of the local farmers in the East Ogan Komering Ulu Regency.
It is a rare example of public art in the region that focuses on human-centric agricultural representation rather than abstract or abstract-traditional motifs.
The location serves as a frequent navigational marker for travelers passing through the Tanjung Kemala administrative zone.
Tugu Tani OKU Timur is a prominent landmark monument located in the Tanjung Kemala area of Martapura, East Ogan Komering Ulu Regency. It serves as a symbolic representation of the region's agricultural identity, featuring sculptures of farmers to honor the local farming community. The monument is situated in an open, public area that functions as a central point for locals and visitors within the district. It stands as a landmark reflecting the socio-cultural importance of agriculture in South Sumatra. As of August 2026, the site remains an accessible public space for those traversing the Martapura region.
From the sidewalk directly facing the front of the farmer statues to capture the full scale of the monument.
Visit during the late afternoon to take advantage of softer natural light for photography.
Combine your visit with a trip to the nearby local markets to experience the produce grown by the farmers represented by the monument.
Be aware that the area is open to traffic and pedestrian activity, so exercise caution when standing near the roadside for photos.
Avoid visiting during heavy midday heat as the area has limited shaded rest spots.
