The name 'Serasan Sekate' reflects the local cultural identity of the Musi Banyuasin community, embodying the spirit of cooperation and togetherness.
The stadium was heavily utilized as a major training and competition venue during the city's role in the 2013 Southeast Asian Games and subsequent provincial-level Pekan Olahraga Provinsi (Porprov) events.
The complex surrounding the stadium features integrated facilities for various sports including tennis, swimming, and indoor gymnasium activities.
Serasan Sekate Stadium serves as the primary multi-purpose sports arena for the Musi Banyuasin Regency in Sekayu, South Sumatra. The venue features a full-sized football pitch surrounded by a standard athletic track for running and field events. It functions as the central hub for local community sporting tournaments and regional athletic competitions. The facility is managed by the local government and frequently hosts district-level celebrations and public gatherings. It is situated within a dedicated sports complex designed to support the physical education and recreational needs of the Sekayu population.
From the top tier of the main grandstand for a panoramic view of the entire athletic track and pitch.
Bring a hat and sunglasses as there is limited shade in the spectator stands during midday matches.
Check the local Musi Banyuasin government social media pages for event schedules before arriving, as the stadium may be restricted during tournament days.
Ensure you carry sufficient drinking water as on-site vendor availability fluctuates based on event frequency.
Attempting to access the field pitch during organized training sessions or matches without proper authorization.
Maintain modest athletic attire if participating in sports; keep the spectator areas clean and dispose of trash in provided bins.
