Parung (Sundanese:ᮕᮛᮥᮀ) is a town and an administrative district (kecamatan) in Indonesia that is located near the southwestern suburb of South Jakarta but officially still within the area of the Bogor Regency. Parung District covers an area of 27.74 km, and had a population of 112,529 at the 2010 Census and 123,078 at the 2020 Census; the official estimate as at mid 2023 was 126,015. Those who travel from Jakarta to Bogor through the western alternative road will have to pass through Parung.

It has a traditional market called Pasar Parung as its commercial centre. The market is situated exactly on both sides of the main road which inevitably causes daily traffic congestion. Pasar Parung is marked by a huge tree which is called Pohon Jubleg by the locals. Jubleg means 'idle' and 'not going anywhere' in according to locals. Locals often attributed mystical elements to the tree because of its old age.

The administrative centre of the district is at the town of Warujaya, and the district is sub-divided into nine villages (desa), all sharing the postcode of 16330, as listed below with their areas and populations as at mid 2022.

Kode Wilayah	Name of desa	Area in km	Population mid 2022 estimate
32.01.10.2001	Parung (town)	4.17	16,262
32.01.10.2002	Iwul	4.31	8,485
32.01.10.2003	Bojong Sempu	1.59	10,339
32.01.10.2004	Waru	2.91	20,046
32.01.10.2005	Cogreg	5.50	18,535
32.01.10.2006	Pamager Sari	2.66	15,913
32.01.10.2007	Warujaya	2.93	16,304
32.01.10.2008	Bojong Indah	1.49	10,954
32.01.10.2009	Jabon Mekar	1.83	9,851
32.01.10	Totals	27.39	126,689

Note: (a) comprising 64,437 males and 62,252 females.

Parung is famous locally for producing durian called durian parung. It is however becomes particularly rare to find such durian in Parung itself.

Parung is also famous for its fish cultivation, particularly ornamental fish. Pasar Parung, which serve as Parung's commercial center, is widely acknowledged as the biggest ornamental fish market in Indonesia, and maybe even in Southeast Asia.

Parung District is close to the border with the cities of South Tangerang and Depok which are the centres of Betawi culture, so that there is a mix of Betawi culture with local Sundanese culture in the Parung area.

The mixing of cultures in the Parung District causes the typical arts of the district to also vary. There are religious arts such as marawis, tambourines, then kelaran parade arts and cucurak which have existed in Parung District since ancient times and are still inherent in Parung.

The Sundanese language is also still used by the community in several villages in the Parung District which borders Ciseeng District and Kemang district, but some still use Betawi language in the area bordering Depok and South Tangerang. The language used in Parung is also a mixture of cultures between the nine villages in Parung District.

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