Underpass Kuningan (Transjakarta)

611 Underpass Kuningan
Side view from the west
General information
Location	H.R. Rasuna Said St., Kuningan Timur, Setiabudi, South Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
Coordinates	6°14′09″S106°49′41″E / 6.235831°S 106.82814°E / -6.235831; 106.82814
System	Transjakarta
Owned by	Transjakarta
Operated by	Transjakarta
Lines
Platforms	Single island platform
Connections	Simpang Kuningan
Construction
Structure type	At-grade
Bicycle facilities	No≥
Accessible
History
Opened	27 January 2007 (2007-01-27)
Rebuilt	2018 • 2021
Previous names	Kuningan Timur
Services
Preceding Following Mampang Prapatan towards Ragunan Corridor 6 Patra Kuningan towards Galunggung Corridor 6 Route 6A Patra Kuningan towards Balai Kota Tegal Mampang towards Puri Beta 2 Corridor 13 Route 13E Only available on weekends Patra Kuningan One-way operation Rawa Barat One-way operation Corridor 13 Route 13E Only available on weekends transfer at Simpang Kuningan Patra Kuningan towards Flyover Kuningan Tegal Mampang towards Puri Beta 2 Corridor 13 Route L13E Only available on weekdays Patra Kuningan One-way operation CSW 1 One-way operation Corridor 13 Route L13E Only available on weekdays transfer at Simpang Kuningan Patra Kuningan towards Flyover Kuningan Tegal Parang towards Pinang Ranti Corridor 9 transfer at Simpang Kuningan Denpasar towards Pluit Tegal Parang towards Cililitan Corridor 9 Route 9A transfer at Simpang Kuningan Denpasar towards Grogol Reformasi Tegal Parang towards Pinang Ranti Corridor 9 Route 9C transfer at Simpang Kuningan Denpasar towards Bundaran Senayan
Location

Underpass Kuningan is a Transjakarta bus rapid transit station, located near the southern end of the H.R. Rasuna Said street in Jakarta, Indonesia, primarly serving Corridor 6. It is named after an traffic underpass to the south (hence the name), and connected to the Simpang Kuningan station of Corridor 9 to the south by a transfer bridge.

History

Underpass Kuningan BRT station was originally named Kuningan Timur (Indonesian for 'East Kuningan') because of the fact that it is located within the administrative village ( kelurahan ) of the same name. It commenced operations alongside the opening of Corridor 6 on 27 January 2007, and was originally located at the southern end of H.R. Rasuna Said street, adjacent with the Turkish Embassy to the east. ^[1]

In 2017, the Jakarta Provincial Government started the construction of a traffic underpass below the severely congested intersections between Rasuna Said, Gatot Subroto, Mampang Prapatan, and Kapten Tendean streets, which was finished in April 2018. ^{[2] [3]} Because of this, on 2 February 2018, Kuningan Barat BRT station was relocated about 160 metres to the north, adjacent with the Dutch Embassy to the west, as the original building would be demolished for the underpass. Its access bridge and transfer access to Kuningan Barat (now Simpang Kuningan) station was modified to accomodate the underpass as well. ^{[1] [4]} Sometime between late 2018 to early 2019,^{[ when? ]} the station building was temporarily demolished to make way for the construction of the Jabodebek LRT elevated track pillars. After that, the station was rebuilt and reopened on 18 June 2021. ^[5]

In late December 2023, Kuningan Timur BRT station was renamed into Underpass Kuningan. ^[6]

Building and layout

The current building of Underpass Kuningan BRT station is far longer than the original one, with a total of 12 platform bays (6 for each directions).

West		to Galunggung and to Balai Kota	(Patra Kuningan) →
Island platform, the doors are opened on the right side of the bus travel direction
East	← (Mampang Prapatan) to Ragunan	to Puri Beta 2

Non-BRT bus services

Service type	Route	Destination	Notes
Inner city feeder		Lebak Bulus–Senen	Inside the station
		Blok M–Manggarai Station
Royaltrans (premium)		Cibubur Junction–Setiabudi LRT Station	Outside the station
		Summarecon Bekasi–Setiabudi LRT Station
		Cinere–Setiabudi LRT Station

Nearby places

• Embassy of the Netherlands
• Embassy of Switzerland
• Embassy of Hungary
• Embassy of Singapore
• Embassy of Poland
• Gran Meliá Jakarta Hotel
• Tempo Scan Tower
• Jakarta High Prosecutor's Office
• Embassy of Turkey

Gallery

• 
  Remote view of the original building in 2017, seen from the transfer bridge to Simpang Kuningan (then-named Kuningan Barat) station
• 
  The grade-separated entrance building, 2022
• 
  Entrance to the station via footbridge, 2022
• 
  The footbridge to the BRT station that follows the underpass, 2022
• 
  The building seen from the footbridge
• 
  View of the platform area
• 
  Toilets and a prayer room (musala) at the north end of the building

References

1. Zafna, Grandyos (20 January 2018). "Pemindahan Halte Transjakarta Kuningan Timur". detiknews (in Indonesian). Retrieved 19 December 2025.
2. Sari, Nursita (12 November 2017). ""Underpass" Mampang dan "Flyover" Pancoran Bakal Rampung Februari 2018". kompas.com (in Indonesian). Archived from the original on 8 February 2018. Retrieved 19 December 2025.
3. Kaban, Jhan Syah Putra (7 December 2016). "DKI akan Bangun Underpass Mampang Prapatan". Berita Jakarta (in Indonesian). Jakarta Provincial Government. Retrieved 19 December 2025.
4. Saragih, Samdysara (2 February 2018). "Jembatan Transit Halte Transjakarta Kuningan Timur Bertambah Panjang". Bisnis.com (in Indonesian). Retrieved 19 December 2025.
5. Fajarta, Carlos Roy (17 June 2021). "Transjakarta Kembali Fungsikan Halte BRT Kuningan Timur". sindonews.com (in Indonesian). Retrieved 20 December 2025.
6. Adryamarthanino, Verelladevanka (13 January 2024). "Perubahan Nama Halte Transjakarta, Ini Daftar Lengkapnya". kompas.com (in Indonesian). Archived from the original on 22 June 2024. Retrieved 19 December 2025.

External links

• transjakarta.co.id