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KA Dharmawangsa Ekspres
Main Corridor:
Surabaya Pasarturi (SBI) Pasar Senen (PSE)
Operating along Java's vital northern corridor between Jakarta and Surabaya, the Dharmawangsa Ekspres delivers dependable, high-capacity intercity rail transport with modern rolling stock and high standards of passenger comfort.
Summarized by Gemini AI
Daily Trips
2
Active Operational Trips
Average Duration
± 10h 56m
Per Journey Leg
Route Distance
717 km
Average Track Length
Calling Stops
20
Scheduled Halts
Service Overview & Profile
The Dharmawangsa Ekspres is a prominent intercity passenger train service operated by Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI), connecting the major economic hubs of Jakarta and Surabaya on the island of Java. The train's nomenclature is culturally rooted in Javanese history, taking its name from Dharmawangsa Teguh, a historical king of the Medang Kingdom who sought to expand maritime trade and regional integration. Serving as a vital transportation artery, the primary corridor of the Dharmawangsa Ekspres links Surabaya Pasarturi Station in East Java with Pasar Senen Station in the capital's center, tracing the heavily traveled northern corridor of Java to facilitate high-volume passenger flows between these key metropolitan centers.
As a critical driver of passenger mobility, the service is renowned for its dependable fleet reliability and its profound impact on regional connectivity. By bridging secondary towns and tertiary economies along its northern route, the train integrates smaller municipalities into the broader national transit grid, supporting both commuter traffic and long-distance tourism. The incorporation of modern rolling stock ensures a high standard of passenger comfort and safety, reinforcing KAI's commitment to modernizing Indonesia's rail network while meeting the escalating demand for dependable, high-capacity land transport across densely populated corridors.
Operated in accordance with the Gapeka 2025 scheduling framework, the Dharmawangsa Ekspres runs two scheduled trips daily across a route distance of approximately 717 kilometers. The journey successfully bridges its origin and destination by serving 20 scheduled stations along the northern Java network, with an average transit time of 10 hours and 56 minutes. To accommodate diverse passenger preferences and budgets, the service utilizes contemporary equipment comprising Economy Stainless Steel New Gen, Executive Stainless Steel New Gen, and standard Economy New Generation cars, ensuring a balanced offering of modern amenities throughout the trip.
As a critical driver of passenger mobility, the service is renowned for its dependable fleet reliability and its profound impact on regional connectivity. By bridging secondary towns and tertiary economies along its northern route, the train integrates smaller municipalities into the broader national transit grid, supporting both commuter traffic and long-distance tourism. The incorporation of modern rolling stock ensures a high standard of passenger comfort and safety, reinforcing KAI's commitment to modernizing Indonesia's rail network while meeting the escalating demand for dependable, high-capacity land transport across densely populated corridors.
Operated in accordance with the Gapeka 2025 scheduling framework, the Dharmawangsa Ekspres runs two scheduled trips daily across a route distance of approximately 717 kilometers. The journey successfully bridges its origin and destination by serving 20 scheduled stations along the northern Java network, with an average transit time of 10 hours and 56 minutes. To accommodate diverse passenger preferences and budgets, the service utilizes contemporary equipment comprising Economy Stainless Steel New Gen, Executive Stainless Steel New Gen, and standard Economy New Generation cars, ensuring a balanced offering of modern amenities throughout the trip.
Interactive Route Geometry & Station Halts
Displaying route track with OpenRailwayMap railway network overlay.Available Service Classes
Eco SS NG
Standard onboard seating & amenities
Executive SS NG
Standard onboard seating & amenities
Eco NG
Standard onboard seating & amenities