Overview:
Jodipan Colorful Village (Kampung Warna-Warni Jodipan) is one of Malang city most unique attractions a once ordinary riverside settlement transformed into a vibrant, photogenic art district. The colorful houses, murals, and street art make it one of the most Instagrammable spots in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia.
This guide will help first-time visitors understand what to expect, how to get there, and how to explore it efficiently.
Highlights & Best Photo Spots:
Glass Bridge Viewpoint – The most iconic angle overlooking the entire colorful village.
Rainbow Stairs – A favorite Instagram spot with vivid color stripes.
Street Art & Murals – Creative murals painted by local artists and university students.
Riverside Pathway – Offers unique angles of everyday life in the village.
Local Shops & Souvenirs – Small stalls selling handmade crafts and snacks.
How to Get There
Jodipan is located in downtown Malang, just 10 minutes from Malang Train Station and easily accessible via Gojek, Grab, or local transport.
Access Tips:
If you come by motorbike or car, use the main entrance on IR. H. Juanda Street.
For the best first impression, start your visit from the Glass Bridge, connecting Jodipan with the Tridi Village.
Best Time to Visit:
Morning: Best lighting for photography, less crowded.
Late Afternoon: Golden hour brings warm tones that enhance the colors.
Avoid visiting during rain because the area is mostly outdoors and becomes slippery.
What to Expect:
Vibrant Colors Everywhere: Every house is painted with bold colors.
Friendly Local Community: Residents are used to tourists and happy to help.
Budget-Friendly Entrance Fee: Managed by locals for community maintenance.
Compact Area: You can explore the village in 45–60 minutes.
Photography Heaven: Bring a fully charged phone or camera.
Travel Tips:
Bring small cash for entrance ticket.
Visit early to avoid crowds.
Respect the local residents—avoid photographing people without permission.
Wear comfortable shoes; some areas include stairs.
Keep the area clean; this village is maintained by local community efforts.
Planning to explore Jodipan? Contact Trek Java for local insights and custom trip support.