Sukawali, Pakuhaji, Tangerang Regency

Sukawali is a desa (village) located within the Pakuhaji subdistrict of Tangerang Regency, Banten, Indonesia. It is situated in the northern part of Tangerang Regency and borders the Java Sea to the north. Sukawali was formed from the expansion of Kramat Village.

Sukawali is located in the Pakuhaji district of Tangerang Regency, Banten. The main road connecting Sukawali is Jl. Raya Cituis. The Pakuhaji district, where Sukawali is situated, is in the North Coastal area of Banten and borders the Java Sea. The distance from Sukawali Village to the Pakuhaji subdistrict office is 6 km.

Sukawali plays a role in the maritime and coastal context of Tangerang Regency. The area, particularly within Pakuhaji, has a notable mangrove ecosystem, although it faces threats from development and land conversion. The local community in Sukawali predominantly consists of fishermen, indicating the significance of fishing activities. The presence of a revered tomb in the village, 'Makam Kramat Panjang,' draws pilgrims, adding a cultural and historical dimension to the area.

Sukawali is one of 13 villages and 1 kelurahan (urban village) within the Pakuhaji district. Other nearby villages include Kramat and Surya Bahari, which together with Sukawali form part of the KSS (Kramat Sukawali Suryabahari) coastal line. The broader Tangerang Regency is experiencing residential property market activity, with a general trend of growth in the Indonesian real estate sector.