The monument is colloquially referred to by locals as 'Tugu Tani', which translates literally to 'Farmer Monument'.
Karawang, where the monument is located, is historically one of the primary rice-producing regencies in Indonesia.
The figure of the farmer is designed to represent the resilience and contribution of local agrarian workers to the national economy.
The monument serves as a central navigational reference point for commuters traveling through the Palumbonsari area.
Tugu Tani Lamaran is a landmark monument situated in the Karawang Regency of West Java, serving as a symbol of the area's agricultural identity. The monument depicts a farmer carrying a hoe, honoring the historical significance of agrarian culture in the Karawang region, often referred to as the 'rice granary' of West Java. It is located at a prominent road intersection in the Palumbonsari district. The site functions as a regional icon rather than a large-scale museum or park. Surrounding the base of the monument are small landscaping features and public space elements that distinguish it from standard traffic roundabouts. The structure serves as a visual marker for travelers passing through the eastern side of Karawang. It is maintained by local authorities as a commemorative civic landmark.
The sidewalk area safely set back from the road, providing an unobstructed angle of the statue against the horizon.
View the monument from a distance as it is situated in a busy traffic intersection area.
Visit during daylight hours to ensure the details of the farmer statue are visible against the surrounding urban landscape.
Attempting to cross the busy intersection on foot during high-traffic periods, as the monument is located in a high-volume transit zone.
