KA Gajayana

The Gajayana is a premier executive-class intercity passenger train operated by Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI), serving as a flagship connection on the nation's railway network. Derived from the historic name of King Hayam Wuruk’s legendary royal carriage from the Majapahit Empire, the service embodies a high standard of rail transport. Its primary corridor connects Malang in East Java with the capital city of Jakarta via the Gambir terminal, establishing a vital socio-economic and political link between the fertile interior highlands of East Java and the metropolitan hub of the national capital.

As a cornerstone of long-distance passenger mobility, the Gajayana demonstrates exceptional fleet reliability and serves as a major catalyst for regional connectivity across the island of Java. The service bridges major urban centers, facilitating business, tourism, and administrative transit between the Greater Jakarta area and key economic zones in Central and East Java, including Yogyakarta, Solo, and Madiun. By offering a dependable, weather-resilient alternative to highway and air travel, the corridor plays an indispensable role in Java's integrated transportation grid, consistently maintaining high service standards for discerning travelers.

The Gajayana operates 2 scheduled trips under Gapeka 2025, serves 19 scheduled stations, average transit time of 12h 13m, route distance of approximately 868 km, classes / equipment: Luxury, Executive Stainless Steel New Gen.