The monument honors the contribution of farmers who are the primary economic drivers in the Tambelang sub-district.
It is frequently used as a geographical reference point for navigation within the rural Sukabakti area.
The location serves as a communal meeting point for residents in the immediate vicinity.
The statue design incorporates traditional tools and attire historically associated with Indonesian rice farming.
Tugu Tani Tambelang is a local landmark monument situated in the Sukabakti region of the Bekasi Regency, West Java. The structure serves as a symbolic tribute to the agrarian history and identity of the Tambelang farming community. It functions primarily as a roadside point of interest that reflects the rural landscape of the surrounding area. The site is maintained as a representative piece of community-focused public art. It is positioned within a largely agricultural district, characterized by proximity to local rice paddies and rural thoroughfares.
From the front-facing angle of the monument, capturing the statue against the backdrop of the open fields.
Visit during daylight hours as there is limited artificial lighting at night.
Combine this visit with a tour of the surrounding rice field landscapes for better photography opportunities.
Respect the local road traffic as the monument is located near active, narrow rural streets.
Do not block the narrow road while taking photographs, as it is a vital passage for local agricultural transport.
