The pineapple (Ananas comosus) depicted on the monument is the primary commodity crop for the surrounding plantations in Central Lampung.
The monument acts as a geographic orientation point for travelers crossing the Punggur district toward the larger city of Metro or the provincial capital, Bandar Lampung.
Local government initiatives frequently use the pineapple motif in public infrastructure to reinforce the identity of the regency as an agricultural hub.
Tugu Nanas is a landmark monument located in the Punggur district of Central Lampung, featuring a prominent giant pineapple sculpture as its centerpiece. It serves as a regional icon representing the local agricultural output of the Central Lampung Regency, which is a major producer of pineapples in Indonesia. The monument is situated within a public park area that functions as a community gathering space for local residents. The area is maintained as a roadside landmark that visually identifies the Tanggul Angin region. It is primarily an open-air public space without enclosed structural facilities.
Directly in front of the base of the pineapple statue for the best scale perspective.
Plan your visit as a brief stopover during a road trip rather than a destination-based excursion.
Bring sun protection as the park area is largely exposed and lacks dense forest canopy.
Visit during the morning or late afternoon to avoid the high midday heat typical of the region.
Do not expect full park amenities such as toilets, cafes, or extensive seating, as this is a modest roadside monument.
