MEDIA PLACEHOLDER · photoPHOTO: vertical portrait of JR holding his board, concrete pillar backdrop, black and white
Raka Pratama “JR”
Morning regular since 2017. Known for a kickflip backside 50-50 on the long west ledge.
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Est.
2026
2026
Under — the — Pasupati
Recording the life of the skatepark under the Pasupati flyover, Bandung.
MEDIA PLACEHOLDER · videoPHOTO: morning skate action under the flyover, black and white, low angle from the concrete floor
About Pasupati Skatepark
MEDIA PLACEHOLDER · photoSLIDE 1: wide shot of the park from the flyover, black and white
MEDIA PLACEHOLDER · photoSLIDE 2: clean-up day — people sweeping the flatground, candid
MEDIA PLACEHOLDER · photoSLIDE 3: Saturday beginner session, kids wearing helmets
MEDIA PLACEHOLDER · photoSLIDE 4: night session under the flyover lights
Pasupati Skatepark sits under the Pasupati flyover in Bandung. It is free, open every day, and used by dozens of skaters — from people on a board for the first time to seniors who have skated here since the park opened.
The land and flyover belong to the city government, but the park has slipped off its radar — unmanaged and unmaintained by the city. The skaters who ride here are the ones keeping it alive.
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skaters / day
4:00–6:30 PM
peak hours
Date Spot Status
08.10
East bank — transition
Hazard 2 cm crack, widening. Small wheels can catch.
08.10
Manual pad, pillar 4
Needs Repair Coping is loose, shifts when grinded.
08.10
Center flatground
OK Clean after the clean-up day. Surface is smooth.
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Meet Arif: Living Life on His Own Punk Terms
More than just enjoying riding his board, Arif contributes to the mission of producing great skateboarders out of the “kolong” Pasupati.
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Board Rental
Board rental & a buddyA buddy stays with you, teaches the skateboarding basics, and keeps an eye on you while you try it out with the other skaters at the park.
We rent boards out. And if you want someone beside you the first time, we can provide a buddyA buddy stays with you, teaches the skateboarding basics, and keeps an eye on you while you try it out with the other skaters at the park. too.
- Board rental Rp15,000 / hour
- BuddyA buddy stays with you, teaches the skateboarding basics, and keeps an eye on you while you try it out with the other skaters at the park. · 15 and over Rp50,000 / hour
Under 15 goes straight to private.
No need to buy a board first. The rental exists for people who are curious and want to try it out.
Arif ajah
TUP Skateboard - Student level
- Beginner to Intermediate
- Specialty
- Age
- 19 years
- Years skating
- 4 years
Hadi Baik
TUP Skateboard - Student level
- Beginner to Intermediate
- Specialty
- Age
- 21 years
- Years skating
- 2 years
MEDIA PLACEHOLDER · photoPHOTO: Portrait of Udin
Udin
- Student level
- Beginner to Intermediate
- Specialty
- Age
- 19 years
- Years skating
- 6 years
FAQ
Where is it, and is it free?
Under the Pasupati flyover, Bandung. Free and open to the public — no ticket, no official opening hours.
Can I rent a board?
Yes. Board rental is Rp15,000 per hour. If you want a buddyA buddy stays with you, teaches the skateboarding basics, and keeps an eye on you while you try it out with the other skaters at the park. while you try it, it is Rp50,000 per hour (15 and over). Under 15 goes straight to private.
Why do you rent boards out?
Because plenty of people are curious about skateboarding but can’t afford to buy a board yet. Renting lets them try it out first.
When is the best time for beginners?
Mornings, roughly 7–10 AM, while the park is still quiet. The busiest window is 4:00–6:30 PM, especially Saturday.
Is a helmet required?
There is no official rule, but we encourage helmets for beginners and everyone under 18.
What if an obstacle is damaged?
Send a photo and location via the About page. Dated entries like that go straight into the park condition record.
Where do the usage numbers come from?
Counted by hand three times a day over several weeks, then averaged. All aggregated — no personal data.
I want to teach skateboarding. How?
Reach out via the About page with the contact details you want published and a start date. Contacts are listed only after written consent.
Is this site run by the government?
No. It is an independent community project by one of the park regulars, built so a public record exists for everyone.