Nice place to explore, a couple shops here and there. Definitely worth the look. Entry fee is 10k Shops have no airco/airconditioning/aircon

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Very nice place, great initiative to revitalise the neighbourhood. The residents are very friendly and have made their home a happy and beautiful place to visit. The ticket for entry goes to supporting the neighbourhood.

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Must visit this place, when you are in Malang. Lovely Colours Village to visit, where you get a close-up insight of the way of life of these villagers. Efforts on art-works and murals put in by these villagers, not sure if they were supported by the funds from entrance fees(10k/person) or government. Nonetheless, good job and well-done, keep it up 💪. Very safe to walk around without any touting from the villagers. Such an experiencial learning for us. ❤️

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Great place to see and visit. This is small, quick, costs 10k rupiah / person on both side of the river. But that’s a great way to support local family and artwork.

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Cute and colorful parts of Malang 🥺. The Rainbow Village has two sections with separate tickets. Rp 10.000 each. After crossing the bridge inside, someone asked me to buy a ticket, but she had a bad attitude, so I skipped I only paid Rp 10.000. There’s not a lot to do, just walk around and get lost (which is fun, but I couldn’t handle the weather during the day). You can visit the Blue Village for free (it’s on the opposite side and walkable). I just hung out at a coffee shop and enjoyed the view of the whole village. It was more fun than I expected and from reading the reviews. Remember: Real people still live there, so don’t expect these places to feel like museums designed just to impress tourists (Blue and rainbow village)🥰🌈💙

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