It's a small town near Surabaya and safe for Travellers even though there is not much to see in the town. It's near Surabaya so people often go to surabaya for some events, work, etc. the public transport is safe

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Sidoarjo, a bustling regency in East Java, Indonesia, is strategically located just a short drive south of the provincial capital, Surabaya. This rapidly developing area is renowned for its diverse cultural heritage and the infamous mudflow disaster site, known as Lumpur Lapindo, which has intriguingly transformed into a somber tourist destination over the years. Visitors can also explore the captivating cultural exhibits at the Mpu Tantular Museum or indulge in local culinary delights like the traditional 'bandeng presto' (milkfish) and 'petis' (shrimp paste). Amidst its urban development, Sidoarjo still offers glimpses of rural charm with picturesque rice paddies and shrimp farms, providing a unique blend of modernity and tradition. As a hub of local industry and trade, Sidoarjo is also known for its vibrant markets and festivals, making it an essential stop for those looking to experience the rich tapestry of East Javanese culture.

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