Facts about Tegal, Indonesia
| Country | Indonesia |
| Province | Central Java |
| Region | Java Island (north coast / Pantura) |
| City Status | Autonomous City (Kota) |
| Established | Historically developed as a coastal port town; officially became an autonomous city in 1950 |
| Coordinates | Approximately 6.8694° S, 109.1402° E |
| Total Area | ~39.68 sq km |
| Land Area | ~39.68 sq km |
| Water Area | Includes coastal waters along the Java Sea |
| Population (2020) | ~276,734 |
| Population (mid-2024 est.) | ~290,000+ |
| Population Rank | Medium-sized coastal city in Central Java |
| Administrative Districts (Kecamatan) | Tegal Barat, Tegal Selatan, Tegal Timur, Margadana |
| Main Industries | Fisheries, trade, small-scale manufacturing, metalworking, services |
| Major Transport | North Coast Highway (Pantura); Tegal Railway Station linking Jakarta–Semarang–Surabaya; regional port facilities |
| Time Zone | Western Indonesia Time (WIB, UTC+07:00) |
| Known For | Warung Tegal (Warteg) culinary culture, tea (Teh Poci), coastal fisheries, and metal craft industries |
| Website | https://tegalkota.go.id/ |
Top Attractions in Tegal in Indonesia
- Alun-Alun Tegal – central city square for leisure, events, and community activities
- Guci Hot Springs – natural hot springs with bathing and relaxation areas surrounded by mountains
- Slawi Town Square – historic plaza and local gathering place
- Bahari Beach Tegal – coastal beach ideal for relaxation, swimming, and sunset views
- Pura Agung Tegal – prominent Hindu temple and cultural landmark
- Tegal Traditional Market – bustling market offering local foods, crafts, and goods
- Pancur Waterfall – nearby waterfall popular for trekking and nature photography
- Mount Slamet Viewpoint – scenic area offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape
- Tegal Cultural Center – venue for exhibitions, performances, and arts workshops
- Local Culinary Street – street known for traditional Tegal dishes and local snacks
Distance from Tegal to Other Indonesia Cities
- Tegal to Jakarta – 254 km (158 miles)
- Tegal to Bandung – 294 km (183 miles)
- Tegal to Semarang – 78 km (48 miles)
- Tegal to Yogyakarta – 231 km (144 miles)
- Tegal to Surabaya – 507 km (315 miles)
- Tegal to Denpasar (Bali) – 676 km (420 miles)
- Tegal to Palembang – 900 km (560 miles)
- Tegal to Pekanbaru – 1,259 km (782 miles)
- Tegal to Medan – 1,699 km (1,056 miles)
- Tegal to Makassar – 1,467 km (912 miles)
- Tegal to Pontianak – 1,108 km (689 miles)
- Tegal to Padang – 1,234 km (767 miles)

