Stasiun Malang Kotalama
The city's southernmost station, a protected 1896 building where Penataran and Dhoho commuter trains and several long-distance services stop.
- Address
- Jl. Kolonel Sugiono, Ciptomulyo, Sukun
- Area
- Sukun, Sukun (South-West)
About
Kotalama opened in 1896 as the transfer point between the state railway and the Malang steam-tram company, and the building is now a heritage site. Penataran and Dhoho commuter trains call here, as do long-distance trains such as Matarmaja, Majapahit, Brawijaya, Malabar and Malioboro Ekspres. It can be handier than the main station if you are staying in the south of the city.
- Heritage station opened in 1896
- Penataran and Dhoho commuter trains
- Stops for several Jakarta, Bandung and Yogyakarta trains
- Southernmost station in the city
Nearby
Bakso Solo Kidul Pasar
Neighbourhood bakso favourite just south of Pasar Besar, known for its savoury broth, chewy coarse and fine meatballs and fried sides.
Traditional marketPasar Besar Malang
Malang's biggest traditional market, on the edge of the old Pecinan: four floors of fresh produce, wholesale staples and everyday goods.
Chinese templeKlenteng Eng An Kiong
One of Malang's oldest Chinese temples, founded in 1825 and still a busy Tridharma place of worship in the Kotalama area.
Cwie mie & lumpiaDepot Hok Lay
Old Chinese-Indonesian depot near Pasar Besar, known for cwie mie, lumpia and fosco, its chocolate drink served in a glass soft-drink bottle.
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