Unfortunately there is not much left of the monuments and buildings from this era today, most of them were built of wood and red bricks that has eroded. Nevertheless there are some smaller ruins in the area, one of the most famous is Candi Tikus (the rat temple). It got it's name simply because there was so many rat nests that appeared during the excavation. Most likely it was a bathing place for the queen. Other ruins are mostly foundations and gates built by stone, like Bajang Ratu.

There are museums both in Trowulan and Mojokerto telling the history of this once powerful empire. The Trowulan museum contains many interesting artifacts and descriptions of ruins and other remains of Majapahit on East Java. The museum is open daily except for Monday and is a good starting point in order to learn something about the history of Majapahit and this area.

This is a rich agricultural region, common crops are rice and sugar canes. As the rest of Java the population density is high. From here it is recommended to go to Malang via Kediri and Batu.