The main stadium of Indonesian football Gelora Bung Karno

Gelora Bung Karno's main football stadium is a pride stadium of Indonesian society. The stadium is a multipurpose stadium located in Jakarta, Indonesia. The stadium is generally used as an international football game arena. The stadium is named in honor of Soekarno, the first President of the Republic of Indonesia, who is also a figure who sparked the idea of building this sports complex. During the New Order period, the name of the stadium was changed to the main stadium of Senayan through Presidential Decree no. 4/1984. After the rolling of the reformation wave in 1998, the name of the Stadium was returned to its original name through Presidential Decree No. 7/2001.

• Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
• Started construction: February 8, 1960
• Opened: August 24, 1962
• Lamp: 3,500 luks
• Type of grass: Zoysia Matrella Linmer.
• Long tire sentence: 800 meters.
• Field length: 110 meters.
• Field width: 70 meters.
• Athletics Track: 400 meters, 8 lanes
• Capacity of Tribune: 120,000 spectators (1962) - 88,083 spectators (2007) - 76,127 spectators (2018)
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