
Everything you need to know about Jakarta MRT Map

This is a clear MRT Jakarta Map which is designed to make your planning easier. MRT Jakarta has been open since March 2019. The MRT Jakarta Map (to the right) summarizes the stations making up Jakarta’s first MRT Line.
Jakarta MRT is a very long awaited alternative form of public transportation that should reduce traffic congestion in Indonesia’ capital city.
As the Jakarta MRT map illustrates, there are a total of 13 MRT stations that are part of the North South Line.
The 6 northern stations that are located in central Jakarta have been built underground. Therefore, you will either walk downstairs or take an escalator to access the MRT.
Jakarta MRT – Underground Stations
On the Jakarta MRT Map to the right, these underground stations are represented with a solid yellow circle .
The 7 southern stations are elevated. They have been constructed above the existing road infrastructure in south Jakarta.
Jakarta MRT – Elevated Stations
- ASEAN (once called Sisingamangaraja)
- Blok M
- Blok A
- Haji Nawi
- Cipete Raya
- Fatmawati
- Lebak Bulus
On the Jakarta MRT Map above, these elevated stations are represented by an empty blue circle.
Jakarta MRT Map – Additional Information
Terminal Stations on the Jakarta MRT Map
Currently, the two terminal stations on the North South Line of Jakarta MRT are Lebak Bulus Station (south Jakarta) and Bundaran HI Station (central Jakarta).
On the Jakarta MRT Map illustrated above these are denoted with a red circle.
That will change when the line is extended north. The first part, to Thamrin and Monas, is due to open at the end of 2027, and the line should reach Kota, by Kota Tua, in 2029.
Transfer Stations on the Jakarta MRT Map
There’s still only one MRT line, so from the MRT you change to one of these:
- TransJakarta
- KRL Commuter
- Go-Jek
- Grab
- Taxi Services
Dukuh Atas MRT Station is the most connected station along the M1 North South MRT Line. It is a convenient station to stay near while Jakarta because you can walk to the KRL commuter line, the airport train and the LRT Jabodebek. A covered pedestrian deck, open since 2023, links them.

Passengers on MRT near Dukuh Atas Station
When you arrive at Dukuh Atas MRT Station, you can walk to the following stations:
- Sudirman Station (Commuter)
- Dukuh Atas BNI Station (LRT Jabodebek, to Cibubur and Bekasi)
- BNI City Station, also called Sudirman Baru (the airport train and the KRL Cikarang Line; Karet station nearby has closed)
The Jakarta MRT map above shows that you can transfer to the commuter and airport train with three black dots and a square box attached to Dukuh Atas MRT Station.
Future Updates to this Map of Jakarta MRT
Two LRT lines have opened since this map was drawn: the LRT Jabodebek in 2023, which you can reach from Dukuh Atas, and the Jakarta LRT, which reached Manggarai in September 2026. To plan a trip across every line, use our Jakarta train planner.
MRT Jakarta Related Links and Resources
- MRT Jakarta Guide: The most comprehensive guide to Jakarta’s MRT System
- MRT Jakarta Accommodation Guide: Everything you need to know about finding the best properties near each MRT Station
- MRT Jakarta Shopping Guide: Everything you need to know about getting to the best shopping malls near MRT Stations
- MRT Jakarta Price Guide: Find out how much each trip will cost.
- MRT Jakarta Ticket Guide: Learn how to purchase MRT tickets for Jakarta while avoiding the lines.
Sources checked on 29 October 2026
- Jakarta MRT (Wikipedia)
- MRT Jakarta targets Thamrin and Monas stations for the end of 2027 (Katadata, July 2026)
- MRT reaches Monas next year, Kota pushed back to 2029 (Jawa Pos, 2026)
- Cikarang Loop Line (Wikipedia)
- Jakarta unveils a pedestrian deck linking Dukuh Atas transit (RRI)
- Jabodebek LRT (Wikipedia)
- Jakarta LRT now runs to Manggarai (Kompas, September 2026)
Fares and timetables change. Check the operator’s app before you travel, and tell us if something here is out of date.


