Terminal Indihiang, as the largest Type A passenger terminal in the Tasikmalaya region, is situated on Jalan Brigjen Wasita Kusumah, Kelurahan Sukamaju Kidul, Kecamatan Indihiang, Kota Tasikmalaya. It serves as the gateway to Tasikmalaya from the west, particularly from Bandung. Built since 2003 and inaugurated in 2006, the terminal replaced the old terminal located on Jalan Cilembang, Kelurahan Linggajaya, Kecamatan Mangkubumi, Kota Tasikmalaya.

With a frequency of about 450-700 public transport buses entering and leaving every 24 hours, Terminal Indihiang covers a complex area of ​​7.8 hectares, making it the largest bus terminal in Java. The terminal's name is derived from a Hindu temple known since the 7th century AD, namely Pura Wisnu Indi Hyang, located at the Lingga Yoni site south of the Terminal Indihiang complex.

Managed by the Ministry of Transportation, Terminal Indihiang offers various transportation services, including city transport, gelebeg transport, public passenger vehicles (MPU), inter-provincial transport (AKDP), and inter-provincial transport (AKAP).