The stadium's name is derived from the Brawijaya dynasty of the Majapahit Empire, a significant historical reference in East Javanese culture.
It is nicknamed 'Stadion Brawijaya' and serves as the iconic 'Home of the White Tigers' (Macan Putih), the mascot of Persik Kediri.
The stadium has hosted various AFC Champions League matches during the club's continental tournament appearances in the mid-2000s.
It utilizes a floodlight system that allows for evening match scheduling, a standard requirement for Indonesian top-tier league play.
Brawijaya Stadium is the home ground of the professional football club Persik Kediri. The venue serves as a multi-purpose facility primarily hosting Liga 1 football matches. It features a natural grass pitch and concrete terraced seating integrated into the city's urban layout. The stadium is located along the main transit artery of Kediri, Jalan Ahmad Yani. It functions as the focal point for regional sports events and community gatherings in East Java.
The main stadium entrance gate featuring the Persik Kediri emblem and club colors.
Check the Persik Kediri match schedule before visiting, as access is restricted during games.
Visit during non-match days to enjoy a quieter environment suitable for viewing the exterior architecture.
Wear comfortable, light clothing as the area experiences high humidity.
Do not attempt to enter the pitch area during training sessions or maintenance windows without authorization.
Closed to the general public on match days unless possessing a valid ticket; training sessions may result in restricted access to the stands.
Maintain modest attire consistent with local cultural norms in East Java; avoid disruptive behavior near training areas.
