Gunung Putri Stop TransJakarta Station, Gunung Putri

The Gunung Putri Stop is a TransJakarta bus stop located in the Gunung Putri district of Bogor Regency, West Java, Indonesia. It serves as a key public transportation point within the Jabodetabek metropolitan area, facilitating commuter movement. While there is a dormant railway station in Gunung Putri, the TransJakarta stop is part of the extensive bus rapid transit system that aims to alleviate traffic congestion in the greater Jakarta region.

Gunung Putri Stop TransJakarta Station is situated in the Gunung Putri district, which is positioned in the eastern part of Bogor Regency. The district's location facilitates connections to Depok City, Bekasi City, and East Jakarta. The area is served by several local public transportation routes, known as angkot, including routes 38, 64, 73, and 74, which enhance local accessibility. Additionally, bus routes such as D17 and JRC PODOMORO GOLF connect to areas near Gunung Putri. The station's proximity to major roads contributes to its role in regional connectivity. The Gunung Putri railway station, though currently inactive for passenger services, is located at an elevation of +115 meters and is part of Operation Area I Jakarta.

The Gunung Putri Stop TransJakarta Station plays a significant role in the urban infrastructure of Gunung Putri, a district characterized by a large population of commuters and a high population density. Its presence supports the daily transit needs of residents and contributes to the overall accessibility of the district within the broader Jabodetabek area. The strategic location of Gunung Putri, with its industrial areas and planned communities, underscores the importance of efficient public transport. The bus stop facilitates movement for the district's residents, many of whom commute to and from Jakarta.

Notable areas and landmarks near Gunung Putri include various residential complexes, parks, and schools within the planned communities in the northern part of the district. The district also contains industrial areas, primarily in its southern portion. Key surrounding districts and cities include Depok, Bekasi, and Jakarta Timur, which border Gunung Putri. The administrative center of Gunung Putri is located in Wanaherang.