Cikiwul Subdistrict, Bantar Gebang, Bekasi

Cikiwul is a kelurahan (urban village) located within the Bantar Gebang district of Bekasi City, West Java, Indonesia. The name 'Cikiwul' is derived from Sundanese words 'ci' (water) and 'kawul' (gather), meaning 'water gathers'. It was established in 1984, formerly part of Layung Sari village in Setu District.

Cikiwul is situated in the Bantar Gebang district of Bekasi, West Java. The area has access to major roads, including Jln. Raya Narogong. Bekasi City, where Cikiwul is located, is part of the larger Jabodetabek metropolitan area and serves as a commuter city for Jakarta. Public transportation in Bekasi largely relies on minibuses (angkot) serving specific routes throughout the city.

Cikiwul hosts Curug Parigi, a natural waterfall that is a local tourist attraction. The site offers basic facilities for visitors, including parking and small food stalls.

Cikiwul plays a role in the urban fabric of Bekasi as a residential area and a location for industrial and warehousing activities. Its natural attraction, Curug Parigi, contributes to the local tourism sector.

Cikiwul is located within the Bantar Gebang district. Other kelurahans within Bantar Gebang include Bantargebang, Ciketingudik, and Sumurbatu. The wider Bekasi City borders Bekasi Regency to the north and east, Bogor Regency and Depok City to the south, and East Jakarta to the west.