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Bengawan

Overview
Service type	Inter-city rail
Status	Operating
Locale	Central Java and Jakarta, Indonesia
First service	1994; 31 years ago (1994)
Current operator(s)	KAI Operational Area VI Yogyakarta
Route
Termini	Purwosari Pasar Senen
Distance travelled	567 km (352 mi)
Service frequency	Daily each way
Train number(s)	245-246
On-board services
Class(es)	Economy class
Seating arrangements	3-2
Catering facilities	On-board café
Baggage facilities	Overhead racks.
Other facilities	Light fire extinguisher, emergency brake, air conditioner, and toilet.
Technical
Track gauge	1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in)
Operating speed	70–90 km/h
Route map Legend to Gundih and Kertosono to Wonogiri PWS Purwosari  BK   Y  KT Klaten  Y  Central Java Special Region of Yogyakarta Opak River LPN Lempuyangan  Y  Code River Progo River WT Wates  P   YA  to Yogyakarta International Airport Special Region of Yogyakarta Central Java Bogowonto River to Purworejo KTA Kutoarjo  P  KM Kebumen GB Gombong Ijo Tunnel KYA Kroya to Cilacap and Bandung via Cibatu KBS Kebasen Kebasen Tunnel Serayu River Notog Tunnel PWT Purwokerto Sakalibel Bridge BMA Bumiayu PPK Prupuk to Tegal Central Java West Java to Semarang Tawang CNP Cirebon Prujakan PGB Pegaden Baru to Bandung via Purwakarta CKR Cikarang  LW  BKS Bekasi West Java Jakarta JNG Jatinegara to Manggarai and Gambir PSE Pasar Senen to Kampung Bandan and Jakarta Kota This diagram: view talk edit

Bengawan is an economy class train that serves the Purwosari-Pasar Senen route via the central and southern railway lines of Java Island.

The name of this train comes from the longest river that crosses several areas on Java Island, namely Bengawan.

Operation

This train first operated on the Solo Jebres-Tanah Abang route via Pasar Senen before changing its terminus station to Tanjung Priok in 2013. A year later, there were two route cuts, namely from Solo Jebres to Purwosari on 1 February 2014 and Pasar Senen from Tanjung Priok nine months later.

In the last three years, the train has added stops at Cikarang since March 2022, Pegaden Baru since June 2023, and Kebasen since December 2024.

Route

Notes:

^1 Termini.

^2 Stop only on the route to Purwosari.

^3 Stop only on the route to Pasar Senen.

References

1. Abidatun Nisa, Zainiya (12 February 2023). "Fakta Unik Kereta Api, Nama-namanya Diambil dari Sungai di Berbagai Daerah Indonesia" (in Indonesian). Tribun Travel. Retrieved 21 January 2025.
2. Firmansyah, Zainiya (23 December 2024). "Catat Lur! Naik-Turun KA Kini Bisa Lewat Stasiun Kebasen Banyumas" (in Indonesian). detiknews. Retrieved 21 January 2025.

• 1994 establishments in Indonesia
• Passenger rail transport in Indonesia
• Railway services introduced in 1994
• Transport in Java
• Transport in Central Java
• Transport in Jakarta