RTH stands for Ruang Terbuka Hijau, which translates officially to Green Open Space in Indonesian urban planning terminology.
The park was developed as part of a Banyuwangi Regency initiative to improve local environmental health and public leisure infrastructure.
The design utilizes native East Javanese ornamental plants to minimize water consumption during the dry season.
RTH Kedayunan Kabat serves as a functional green open space in the Banyuwangi Regency, designed to provide a communal recreational area for the local Kedayunan community. The park features paved pedestrian paths, designated seating areas, and landscaping intended to improve urban aesthetics. It acts as a cooling island within the residential landscape of Kabat, catering primarily to families and local residents. The site is maintained by local authorities as part of the regional effort to increase public accessible land. It is positioned along the main local thoroughfare, making it easily accessible for those traversing the Kabat region. The layout prioritizes simple, low-maintenance vegetation to facilitate year-round public access.
The main park signage or the central paved pathway framed by the local greenery.
Bring portable sun protection such as a hat or sunscreen, as mature shade trees are still developing in certain sectors.
Visit during the late afternoon to experience the local community activity when temperatures drop.
Use the perimeter paths for light walking exercises, as they are the most well-maintained surfaces in the park.
Avoid visiting during midday heat as the park has limited deep shade structures.
Modest local dress is recommended in accordance with East Javanese rural norms; please dispose of trash in provided bins.
