Train Ticket Cirebon Kediri

Train Schedule from Cirebon to Kediir

Departure Stations in Cirebon

Cirebon is one of the cities in Indonesia that served as a focal point for the spread of Islam by the Wali Songo (Nine Saints). This region has become a religious tourism destination for those wishing to visit Sunan Gunung Jati's tomb.

In addition to its strong religious tourism, Cirebon is also rich in history and culture. Some well-known historical and cultural attractions in Cirebon include Kanoman Palace, Kacirebonan Palace, Kasepuhan Palace, Pedati Gede Park, Cirebon Old Town, and Trusmi Batik Village.

Regarding public transportation available in Cirebon, one of them is the train. By taking the train, people can go to cities in Java, such as Kediri.

To access inter-city train services, people can depart from six stations in Cirebon, namely Cirebon Station (CN), Cirebon Prujakan Station (CNP), Arjawinangun Station (AWN), Losari Station (LOS), Ciledug Station (CLD), and Babakan Station (BBK).

Among these six stations, Cirebon Station and Cirebon Prujakan Station are the two main stations in Cirebon. Cirebon Station is a large Class A railway station located at Jl. Stasiun No.6, Kesenden, Kejaksan District, Cirebon City.

Some supporting facilities at Cirebon Station include a parking area, vending machines, ticket counters, prayer room, toilets, health clinic, food stalls, and a minimarket. The station can be reached using public minivans, local motorcycle taxis, online transportation services, taxis, and pedicabs.

Similar to Cirebon Station, Cirebon Prujakan Station is also a large Class A railway station. Its address is Ratu Mas Gandasari street, Pekalangan, Pekalipan District, Cirebon City.

In this station, passengers can find ticket counters, toilets, prayer rooms, seating areas, charging corners, food outlets, a minimarket, and ATM galleries. The journey to Cirebon Prujakan Station can be made using public minivans, online transportation services, taxis, and pedicabs.

Arrival Station in Kediri

For the people in East Java, Kediri is a destination for those who want to learn foreign languages in the English Village of Pare. The area is also well-known for its kretek cigarette industry, evident from the numerous cigarette companies operating in Kediri.

Another uniqueness of Kediri lies in its natural beauty. Mount Kelud is a famous natural tourist destination in Kediri. The mountain, which has an altitude of 1,731 meters above sea level, has a beautiful peak with a view of the crater lake resembling the lakes of Mount Kelimutu.

Speaking of transportation, Kediri is a region traversed by railway lines. Therefore, train services are available for people heading to Kediri.

Kediri Station (KD) is the main station in this city and is still actively serving passengers for inter-city and local Dhoho train services. This Class C large railway station is located in Balowerti, Kediri City.

Kediri Station is equipped with supporting facilities such as parking areas, seating area, minimarket, food and beverage outlets, ATM booths, prayer room, toilets, and charging spots are available. To reach Kediri Station, people can use online transportation, motorcycle taxis, pedicabs, and public minivans.

If people want to access the local Dhoho train service, they can board from Kras Station (KRS), Ngadiluwih Station (NDL), Papar Station (PPR), and Purwosari Station (PWA).

Detailed Travel Information from Cirebon to Kediri

The earliest schedule for the Cirebon to Kediri train will depart at 00:26 WIB from Cirebon Station. This journey will be served by the Singasari economy class train.

Meanwhile, the final schedule for the Cirebon-Kediri train will depart at 22:34 WIB from Cirebon Prujakan Station, operated by the Majapahit economy class train. The train journey from Cirebon to Kediri will take approximately 7 hours and 15 minutes to 9 hours and 26 minutes, depending on the type of train ticket booked.

The available classes for this route are economy and executive class. Ticket prices range from Rp200.000 to Rp1.525.000.

Another Route

Another Route