Public transportation in Bandung may not be as extensive as Jakarta’s, but that’s exactly what makes the experience even more memorable. Let’s take a look at the different ways you can get around Bandung! #Tourist101
1. DAMRI (Trans Bandung Raya)
DAMRI is a bus service with wide coverage at relatively affordable prices. It operates from 06:00–18:00 WIB, with fares starting at Rp 8,000–14,000. Perfect for those who want to get lost in Bandung!
2. Angkutan Kota (Angkot)
The famous angkot can reach almost every corner of Bandung and runs 24 hours. Each route is distinguished by the color of the vehicle, with fares only Rp 5,000. Super tourist-friendly!
3. Trans Metro Bandung
This service operates in corridors that define each bus route. Running from 05:00–20:00 WIB, you can pay either by cash (Rp 4,000) or e-wallet (Rp 3,000).
4. Trans Metro Pasundan (TMP)
TMP serves not only Bandung but also nearby areas. Unlike Trans Metro Bandung, this system requires payment by e-wallet only. It usually operates from 04:30–20:00 WIB.
5. Bandros
If you’ve been to Braga, you’ve probably seen Bandros! These colorful double-decker buses take you on a city tour. You can hop on at Alun-Alun Kota Bandung, Jl. Diponegoro, or Kampung Korea Artha Park. Note that Bandros only runs on weekends (09:00–16:00 WIB) with a fare of Rp 20,000.
✨ So, next time you visit Bandung, why not try its public transport and see the city from a new perspective?
