Coldest Cities in Indonesia

Top 100 cities ranked by coldest cities

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Coldest Cities — Indonesia

1 Karubaga PE 57°F

2 Tiom PE 57°F

3 Mulia PT 61°F

4 Surabaya 08 62°F

5 Sampang 08 62°F

6 Wamena PE 66°F

7 Kartasura 07 67°F

8 Muntilan 07 67°F

9 Wedi 07 67°F

10 Melati 10 67°F

11 Pamekasan 08 67°F

12 Kebonarun 07 67°F

13 Ambarawa 07 67°F

14 Sleman 10 67°F

15 Trucuk 07 67°F

16 Ngemplak 07 67°F

17 Delanggu 07 67°F

18 Gatak 07 67°F

19 Karanganom 07 67°F

20 Klaten 07 67°F

21 Salatiga 07 67°F

22 Jogonalan 07 67°F

23 Boyolali 07 67°F

24 Ceper 07 67°F

25 Tongging 26 68°F

26 Paropo 26 68°F

27 Tomok Bolon 26 68°F

28 Parapat 26 68°F

29 Ruteng 18 68°F

30 Tarutung 26 69°F

31 Bangkalan 08 69°F

32 Kebomas 08 69°F

33 Lamongan 08 69°F

34 Kamal 08 69°F

35 Paciran 08 69°F

36 Gresik 08 69°F

37 Sungai Penuh 05 69°F

38 Kabanjahe 26 70°F

39 Tasikmalaya 30 70°F

40 Singaparna 30 70°F

41 Curup 03 70°F

42 Kawalu 30 70°F

43 Pagar Alam 32 70°F

44 Labuan Lombok 17 70°F

45 Praya 17 70°F

46 Selong 17 70°F

47 Sijunjung 24 71°F

48 Nainggolan 26 71°F

49 Parmonangan 26 71°F

50 Labuan Bajo 18 71°F

51 Berastagi 26 71°F

52 Sidikalang 26 71°F

53 Kobakma PE 71°F

54 Bukittinggi 24 73°F

55 Magelang 07 73°F

56 Mertoyudan 07 73°F

57 Kutoarjo 07 73°F

58 Padangpanjang 24 73°F

59 Wonosobo 07 73°F

60 Kalianget 08 73°F

61 Sumenep 08 73°F

62 Tondano 31 73°F

63 Payakumbuh 24 73°F

64 Luwuk 21 74°F

65 Padangsidempuan 26 74°F

66 Tomohon 31 74°F

67 Kefamenanu 18 75°F

68 Ciamis 30 76°F

69 Blangpidie 01 76°F

70 Jatiroto 07 76°F

71 Pematangsiantar 26 76°F

72 Bitung 31 76°F

73 Genteng 08 76°F

74 Gambiran Satu 08 76°F

75 Singojuruh 08 76°F

76 Mamuju 41 76°F

77 Polewali 41 76°F

78 Manado 31 77°F

79 Sengkang 38 77°F

80 Laikit, Laikit II (Dimembe) 31 77°F

81 Bungku 21 77°F

82 Barus 26 77°F

83 Tanjungagung 32 77°F

84 Purwodadi 07 77°F

85 Baekrajan 07 77°F

86 Kudus 07 77°F

87 Pati 07 77°F

88 Jekulo 07 77°F

89 Purwakarta 30 77°F

90 Munduk 02 77°F

91 Legian 02 77°F

92 Purbalingga 07 77°F

93 Kuta 02 77°F

94 Sokaraja 07 77°F

95 Denpasar 02 77°F

96 Tabanan 02 77°F

97 Banyumas 07 77°F

98 Sukawati 02 77°F

99 Gombong 07 77°F

100 Atambua 18 77°F

The coldest cities in Indonesia experience low average annual temperatures, with long winters and significant snowfall. Karubaga has an average annual temperature of just 57°F.

Cold-climate cities often feature distinct four-season lifestyles with winter sports, fall foliage, and summer outdoor recreation. Many residents value the seasonal changes and outdoor activities that come with colder climates, including skiing, snowboarding, and ice fishing.

Living in cold-climate cities typically means higher heating costs, the need for winter-ready vehicles and clothing, and seasonal challenges like snow removal. However, these cities often compensate with lower costs of living, less crowding, and strong community bonds forged through shared seasonal experiences.

Did You Know?

1. At 57°F average, Karubaga experiences temperatures well below freezing for months each year.
2. Cold-climate cities often have underground walkway systems, enclosed skyways, or heated bus shelters to help residents navigate harsh winters.
3. Despite the cold, many of these cities rank high in quality of life due to strong economies, good schools, and vibrant cultural scenes.

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