The park contains one of the largest Four-Faced Buddha statues in Indonesia, modeled after the Erawan Shrine in Bangkok.
The complex houses two distinct, towering statues of Guan Yin, one facing the sea and the other situated within the temple area.
The park's geography provides a direct vantage point of the Suramadu Bridge, the longest bridge in Indonesia.
The site incorporates elements of both traditional Chinese architecture and Indonesian park design.
The outbound section is specifically designed for group team-building exercises and physical obstacle challenges.
Kenjeran Park Outbound is a coastal recreation area in Surabaya, Indonesia, characterized by its mix of Chinese-influenced architectural landmarks and outdoor family activities. The park is most famous for its prominent statues, including a massive 36-meter high Goddess Guan Yin statue and the Four-Faced Buddha statue. Visitors engage in recreational activities such as pony rides and accessing designated outbound training areas. The park grounds feature several pagodas designed with traditional vibrant motifs, reflecting the cultural diversity of the region. It serves as a public space along the Madura Strait, offering views of the Suramadu Bridge. Food stalls are available throughout the area, primarily serving local East Javanese snacks and refreshments.
The base of the large Four-Faced Buddha statue looking toward the sea.
Bring a hat and high-SPF sunscreen as there is very limited natural shade throughout the open park grounds.
Check weather conditions beforehand, as the park is entirely outdoors and prone to high heat and humidity.
Bring your own water, as the distance between food stalls can be significant during a full walk of the grounds.
Do not attempt to walk the entire perimeter on foot during peak afternoon hours due to the extreme lack of canopy cover.
Modest clothing is required when entering the temple and pagoda areas; cover shoulders and knees.
