Karang Setra Waterland is a legendary family waterpark in Kota Bandung, West Java, inaugurated by Indonesia's first President Soekarno in 1954 and originally the largest swimming pool in Southeast Asia. Spread across 6 hectares, the park is home to iconic attractions including a dragon pool built in the 1980s, one of Indonesia's first wave pools offering a beach-like experience, a lazy river for relaxed floating, towering water slides reaching 12 meters in height, and a dedicated children's play pool with fountains, mini slides, and dumping buckets. Additional activities include Water Ball, bungee trampoline, and rodeo simulation. Supporting facilities encompass a food court, free gazebos, clean prayer rooms, changing rooms, equipment rentals, and ample parking, making Karang Setra a cherished destination for generations of Bandung families.