Kampung Batik Semarang
A revived batik kampung often paired with a Kota Lama visit, where you can try making batik and buy Semarang motifs.
- Address
- Kampung Batik, Rejomulyo, Semarang Timur
- Price
- Batik-making packages from Rp50k (2026)
- Area
- Semarang Timur, Pusat Kota (Central)
About
Kampung Batik was burned by Japanese troops on 17 October 1945 and lay quiet until residents revived batik-making in 2006. Inside it, Kampoeng Djadhoel (set up in 2017) offers batik-making packages from Rp50k with tools provided, two batik shops, a 24-m history mural and stalls selling traditional snacks such as roti ganjel rel and wingko babat. Look for Batik Asem with its asem sedompol motif.
- Make your own batik
- Asem sedompol motif
- Burned 1945, revived 2006
- Traditional snacks
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Shopping listing. Hours and prices change — check before you go.