
The complete guide to using the Jakarta Kota – Bogor KRL Commuter Line in Jakarta.
Jakarta’s Red Commuter Line is now officially the Bogor Line, and is also called the Jakarta Kota-Bogor Line.
It is operated by KA Commuter Jabodetabek. As its name suggests, this line connects Jakarta Kota Station with Bogor (a satellite city south of Jakarta). Although there are multiple lines making up Jakarta’s busy commuter train network, the Red Line is the busiest. It plays an important role in Jakarta’s economy because employees who live south of Jakarta can bypass heavy traffic by taking the Red Line to and from work on a daily basis.

Jakarta Kota – Bogor KRL Line Summary
For the average working Indonesian, it is a very affordable way to get to and from Jakarta, but it can get overly crowded during peak travel times in the morning and evening.
Although it is the busiest line, it wasn’t the first line built in the system. The Tanjung Priok – Jatinegara Line was built first.
The stations on the Jakarta Kota-Bogor (Red Line) are actually shared with other lines in the system. The stations in the northern section of the line from Jakarta Kota Station to Manggarai Station used to be shared with the Blue Line. Since May 2022 only Bogor Line trains run between Jakarta Kota and Manggarai. The stations south of Manggarai all the way to Bogor are shared with the Yellow Commuter Line.

Stasiun Bogor is the terminal station to the south on the Red KRL Commuter Line.
You will find that the Red Line is sometimes called different names by different people. The Red Line is the easiest way to identify this line, but you might also hear people calling it the Jakarta Kota – Bogor Line or even the Bogor – Jakarta Kota Line. Of course this may stem from the origin of the individual who is taking the train.
Transfer Station Information for the Red (Bogor – Jakarta Kota) Commuter Line in Jakarta
There are three stations along Jakarta’s Red Commuter Line that enable passengers to transfer between stations:
- Jakarta Kota Commuter Station
- Manggarai Commuter Station
- Citayam Commuter Station
Jakarta Kota Station is the northernmost terminal station on the Red Line.

You can transfer between multiple KRL Commuter Lines at Stasiun Jakarta Kota.
You can connect to the Tanjung Priok Line (was Pink) from there. As you travel further south the next transfer station is Manggarai. While at Manggarai Station you can transfer to the Cikarang Line (which took over the old Blue and Yellow routes in May 2022), the airport train and, since September 2026, the Jakarta LRT.
The last opportunity to transfer off of the Red Line while travelling south towards Bogor is at Citayam Station. The branch to Nambo leaves from there, and since May 2022 Nambo trains are part of the Bogor Line too.
Stations on Jakarta’s Red Commuter Line and Related Accommodation Information
The Red (Jakarta Kota – Bogor) Commuter Line consists of 24 stations that are oriented north to south.
The Red Line spans a total distance of 54.8 km from Bogor all the way north to Kota Tua.
You can access detailed information about each station by clicking on the Station names in the table below. The distance between every station is also included.
To make your planning more convenient, you can also access the 5 closest accommodation choices to each station. The approximate travel time between each station and each individual property is also included as a guide to help you book rooms at the most practical properties.
| No. | Station | Change here for |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jakarta Kota | Blue Line, Pink Line |
| 2 | Jayakarta | Blue Line |
| 3 | Mangga Besar | Blue Line |
| 4 | Sawah Besar | Blue Line |
| 5 | Juanda | Blue Line |
| 6 | Gondangdia | Blue Line |
| 7 | Cikini | Blue Line |
| 8 | Manggarai | Yellow Line, Blue Line, Airport Train |
| 9 | Tebet | Yellow Line |
| 10 | Cawang | Yellow Line |
| 11 | Duren Kalibata | Yellow Line |
| 12 | Pasar Minggu Baru | Yellow Line |
| 13 | Pasar Minggu | Yellow Line |
| 14 | Tanjung Barat | Yellow Line |
| 15 | Lenteng Agung | Yellow Line |
| 16 | Universitas Pancasila | Yellow Line |
| 17 | Universitas Indonesia | Yellow Line |
| 18 | Pondok Cina | Yellow Line |
| 19 | Depok Baru | Yellow Line |
| 20 | Depok | Yellow Line |
| 21 | Citayam | Yellow Line |
| 22 | Bojong Gede | Yellow Line |
| 23 | Cilebut | Yellow Line |
| 24 | Bogor | Yellow Line |
The Red Line as this guide describes it (2021). KRL routes changed in May 2022: see the train planner for today’s lines.
Additional KRL Commuter Lines in Jakarta
The Red (Bogor – Jakarta Kota) Commuter Line in Jakarta is not the only one making up the network. Since May 2022 there are four other lines around Jakarta, plus the airport train. The other lines in the KRL Commuter Network can be accessed by clicking the links below:
Bogor Line (was Red): Jakarta Kota – Bogor(see information above)
Old Yellow loop, now part of the Cikarang Line: Jatinegara – Bogor
Cikarang Line (was Blue): Jakarta Kota Bekasi
Rangkasbitung Line (was Green): Tanah Abang – Rangkasbitung
Tangerang Line (was Brown): Duri – Tangerang
Tanjung Priok Line (was Pink): Jakarta Kota – Tanjung Priok
If you require any additional information about the Red (Jakarta Kota – Bogor) Commuter Line feel free to send us an email.
Sources checked on 29 October 2026
- Bogor Line (Wikipedia)
- KRL Commuterline (Wikipedia)
- Rute KRL Commuter Line 2026: 6 jalur, tarif terbaru (Industry.co.id)
- QRIS Tap now works on the KRL and LRT Jabodebek (Detik)
- Jakarta LRT now runs to Manggarai (Kompas, September 2026)
- Women-only carriages stay at the front and back (Kompas, April 2026)
Fares and timetables change. Check the operator’s app before you travel, and tell us if something here is out of date.


