Stasiun Indihiang (IH)

Indihiang Station (IH) is a Class III railway station located in the city of Tasikmalaya, West Java, operating under the jurisdiction of Daerah Operasi II Bandung. Situated at an elevation of +384 meters above sea level, the station serves as a vital node within the Indonesian national railway transit network, facilitating the movement of passengers and freight across the mountainous Priangan region. Its historical significance is rooted in the colonial-era development of the railway infrastructure, which was essential for connecting the inland agricultural hubs of West Java to the coastal ports.

Architecturally, the station retains elements of its original heritage, characterized by the functional design typical of early 20th-century Dutch East Indies railway facilities. The station yard features a standard configuration with three tracks, including a primary straight track and two auxiliary tracks used for passing and shunting operations. Despite its modest classification, Indihiang remains an indispensable link in the regional transit system, ensuring the operational continuity of the southern Java railway corridor.