Haji Nawi MRT Station, South Jakarta

Haji Nawi MRT Station is an elevated rapid transit station located on the North-South Line of the Jakarta MRT system in South Jakarta, Indonesia. Opened on March 24, 2019, as part of Jakarta MRT's Phase 1, it serves as a crucial link for commuters in the Cilandak area.

Haji Nawi MRT Station is strategically positioned on Jalan RS Fatmawati in Gandaria Selatan, Cilandak, South Jakarta. It provides direct access to the North-South Line of the Jakarta MRT, connecting passengers to various parts of the city. The station is designed with natural ventilation and features modern architecture with Betawi cultural elements, such as the Gigi Balang pattern. It offers convenient accessibility through stairs and lifts, accommodating diverse passenger needs. The station area is served by various feeder bus routes, including 1E, JAK102, BUS SEKOLAH 14, JAK93, and JS01A, enhancing its integration with the wider public transport network.

The station features a concourse floor dedicated to public facilities and retail areas. Public amenities include male, female, and disabled-accessible toilets, as well as a nursing room. Retail offerings at the station comprise an ATM center and convenience stores. For passenger safety and comfort, the waiting areas are equipped with platform security doors. The station also provides parking facilities.

Haji Nawi MRT Station plays a significant role in enhancing urban mobility in South Jakarta by providing a modern and efficient transportation option. Its strategic location along Jalan RS Fatmawati connects residential and commercial zones, facilitating daily commutes. The station's design incorporates local Betawi cultural elements, reflecting the area's heritage. It contributes to the city's efforts in promoting transit-oriented development and encouraging a shift towards public transportation.

Nearby notable locations include ITC Fatmawati, a shopping destination. The station is situated in the Cilandak district, with neighboring MRT stations being Blok A to the north and Cipete Raya to the south. Jalan Haji Nawi Raya is also in the vicinity, after which the station is named.