The site is located on the periphery of the Mount Kelud active volcano zone.
The landscape is formed by naturally undulating volcanic foothills rather than manicured garden terraces.
The name is a localized Indonesian branding commonly applied to hills with this specific rounded topography.
Bukit Teletubbies in Blitar is a rolling highland landscape characterized by rounded, grass-covered hills reminiscent of the fictional setting from the children's television series. Located on the slopes of Mount Kelud, the terrain offers unobstructed views of the volcanic landscape and the surrounding East Java countryside. The site features various man-made installations designed for photography, including viewing platforms and seating areas positioned to overlook the valley. Visitors often access the site via the Sumberasri village route. The area serves as a popular regional destination for outdoor recreation and panoramic sightseeing. It is maintained as an open-air natural attraction by the local community.
The highest viewing deck which provides a wide-angle perspective of the rolling green domes.
Bring a hat and high-SPF sunscreen as there is very little natural shade on the exposed hillsides.
Wear footwear with good traction, as the grassy slopes can be slippery, especially if there has been recent rain.
Do not visit during the peak of the rainy season, as the access roads become difficult to navigate and the hill becomes muddy.
Respect local farming land; stay on marked paths to avoid damaging grass or agricultural plots.
