Stasiun Cimahi (CMI)

Cimahi Station (CMI), classified as a Large Class Type C station situated at an elevation of +723 meters above sea level, is a vital transportation hub located in the West Java city of Cimahi under the operational jurisdiction of Daerah Operasi II Bandung. Opened in the late 19th century during the Dutch colonial era, the station holds significant historical importance as a strategic stop along the historic Preanger railway line, which was originally constructed to facilitate the transport of agricultural commodities from the interior highlands to the port of Batavia.

The station complex preserves notable colonial-era architectural heritage, characterized by classic Indische architectural elements including thick masonry walls, high ceilings, and deep overhanging eaves designed for tropical weather. Its platform yard configuration features multiple tracks and passenger platforms that efficiently manage high-volume commuter traffic and intercity rail services. As a crucial node in Indonesia's national railway transit network, Cimahi Station seamlessly connects the urban populace of Cimahi with major metropolitan centers like Bandung and Jakarta, cementing its enduring role in regional mobility and economic integration.