Stasiun Cikudapateuh (CTH)

Cikudapateuh station (station code: CTH), classified as a Class III facility, is situated in the city of Bandung at an elevation of +691 meters above sea level within the jurisdiction of Daerah Operasi II Bandung. Opened in the late 19th century by the Staatsspoorwegen, the station holds significant historical value as a vital transit node that facilitated the agricultural and urban expansion of the Bandung basin during the colonial era. Retaining its characteristic Indies architectural heritage, the station features traditional single-story colonial-era structures with classic gable roofs and masonry walls that reflect the functional railway design aesthetics of the period.

The station yard is configured with multiple tracks primarily serving regional passenger services connecting Bandung to eastern destinations such as Garut and Banjar. As an integral component of Indonesia’s national railway transit network, Cikudapateuh functions as a strategic commuter link that alleviates congestion at the central Bandung station. By bridging inner-city transit with regional lines, it plays a crucial role in daily urban mobility and supports the broader socio-economic integration of the West Java region.