At a glance
The LRT Jabodebek is an elevated, driverless light-rail line from Dukuh Atas in central Jakarta to Cibubur and Bekasi in the east. It runs about every 10 minutes at peak times; fares start at Rp5,000 and are capped at Rp20,000 at weekday peaks and Rp10,000 at other times.
- Lines
- Cibubur line (to Harjamukti) and Bekasi line (to Jati Mulya), splitting at Cawang
- Fares
- From Rp5,000; max Rp20,000 peak, Rp10,000 off-peak
- How often
- About every 10 min at peaks, 20 min otherwise
- Hours
- About 5:30 am to 10–11 pm; check the app
- Pay with
- Bank card, KMT card or QRIS Tap
- Central station
- Dukuh Atas, linked to the MRT, KRL and airport train
Key takeaways
- Change at Dukuh Atas for the MRT, the KRL (Sudirman) and the airport train (BNI City).
- Travel off-peak: the maximum fare halves to Rp10,000.
- Halim station links to the Whoosh high-speed train to Bandung.
- TMII station is the easiest way to Taman Mini.
An LRT Jabodebek train at Cawang station. Photo: Fikri RA, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
The LRT Jabodebek opened in August 2023. Its trains are automated and driverless, running on an elevated track above the toll roads from central Jakarta to the eastern suburbs. For visitors it’s most useful for the Kuningan and Rasuna Said business district, Taman Mini, and the Whoosh high-speed train station at Halim.
The two lines
Both lines start at Dukuh Atas and run together as far as Cawang, where they split:
- Cibubur line: Dukuh Atas – Setiabudi – Rasuna Said – Kuningan – Pancoran – Cikoko – Ciliwung – Cawang – TMII – Kampung Rambutan – Ciracas – Harjamukti.
- Bekasi line: from Cawang – Halim – Jati Bening Baru – Cikunir 1 – Cikunir 2 – Bekasi Barat – Jati Mulya.
Check the destination on the platform screen: trains alternate between the two branches.
Fares
The fare depends on how far you go: Rp5,000 for the first kilometre, then about Rp700 a km. It’s capped:
| When | Highest fare |
|---|---|
| Weekdays, 6:00–8:59 am and 4:00–7:59 pm | Rp20,000 |
| Other weekday times, weekends and holidays | Rp10,000 |
Over long holidays the operator often lowers the cap; check the announcements before you travel.
How to pay
Tap in and out at the gates with a prepaid bank card (e-Money, Flazz, Brizzi, TapCash, JakCard), a KRL multi-trip card (KMT), or QRIS Tap in a banking app. The same cards work on the MRT, KRL, LRT Jakarta and Transjakarta.
Stations visitors use
- Dukuh Atas: a covered deck links it to Dukuh Atas MRT, Sudirman KRL and BNI City for the airport train. See our Dukuh Atas guide.
- Setiabudi and Rasuna Said: for Kuningan’s offices, hotels, Setiabudi One and Plaza Festival.
- Cawang: change here for the KRL Bogor Line.
- TMII: for Taman Mini Indonesia Indah.
- Halim: for the Whoosh high-speed train to Bandung.
Tips
- Trains are busiest heading into the city in the morning and out in the evening.
- The platforms have screen doors; queue at the marked spots.
- Plan any trip across the LRT, MRT, KRL and airport train with our Jakarta train planner.
Sources checked on 11 November 2026
- Jabodebek LRT (Wikipedia)
- Tarif LRT Jabodebek maksimal Rp10.000 selama libur Lebaran, with regular peak fares (RRI, March 2026)
- Rute LRT Jabodebek 2026 (tiket.com)
- QRIS Tap now works on the KRL and LRT Jabodebek (Detik)
- Jakarta unveils a pedestrian deck linking Dukuh Atas transit (RRI)
Fares and timetables change. Check the operator’s app before you travel, and tell us if something here is out of date.
