In 2012, there were 8.6 million people in the world who suffered pulmonary tuberculosis and the 1.3 millions of them died. 95% of mortality due to pulmonary tuberculosis was occurred in poor and developing country. This research aimed at investigating the correlation among humidity, temperature, lighting, contact history, knowledge, attitude, and action against the occurrence of pulmonary tuberculosis disease, using cross sectional approach. Sample in this research was 270 pulmonary tuberculosis sufferers, selected using proportional random sampling. It was found that the occurrence of pulmonary tuberculosis disease was 30.4%. Based on the Chi-square test, it showed that p-value of humidity=0.000, temperature=0.000, lighting=0.000, contact history=0.027, and attitude=0.011 (significant). Meanwhile, p-value of knowledge=0.587 and action=0.886 (not significant). Researchers suggested for health officers to apply their knowledge and improve their skill, particularly skills about pulmonary tuberculosis.