This used to be a place for storing teak wood, or a place where teak wood that had been felled was placed in this place for some time, after which it was dry it was then auctioned off for sale. This place belongs to Perhutani. When I was little, the activities were busy, there was a lot of wood, there were a lot of employees, but now it seems very quiet, this may be related to the productivity of teak wood in the Trowulan forest, which has been decreasing since there was large-scale forest looting in the 2000s.

wood

Back in 2000, TPK Trowulan was very functional and had great potential. Because it is a storage place for logs from 2 BKPHs, namely BKPH Jabung and Gedangan... Because in ± 1999 there was massive looting, the two BKPH forest areas were totally looted so that wood production was no longer what it used to be. Until 2005, this location was planted with JPP teak plants, by KPH Jombang, namely Jati Plus Perhutani, or superior teak seeds so that they grow quickly and grow straight...

The place is clean, comfortable, suitable for hanging out with friends and family

Lots of wood

It's not bad that it's now a place to relax, it used to be a TPK (wood storage place) managed by Perhutani

the place is comfortable and cool

The place is good, really recommended

The Wood Trowulan terminal building is damaged and unfit and endangers visitors

Suitable as a place to take photos of models...it's a shady place

Place for condensation of wood from KPH Jombanh production

Cool

Sleeping Buddha

Wow, did you know, friends, that this place actually once had a truck route that crossed the forest all the way to Jombang to transport its wood products during the Dutch East Indies era.

Just experience going to the city of Mojokerto by taking Elen from Mojokerto terminal to Trowulan terminal