Surabaya Pasarturi
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Surabaya Pasarturi Railway Station (SBI), also known as Pasar Turi Station, is the second largest railway station in Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia. Located at the border of Gundih and Tembok Dukuh villages in Bubutan district, it is near the famous Pasar Turi market. Built in 1900 by Nederlandsch-Indische Spoorweg Maatschappij (NIS), the first private railway company in the Dutch East Indies, it showcases a unique historical character, unlike other stations built by Staatsspoorwegen (SS).
As a large Type A railway station, it is only 1 meter above sea level and is 724.4 kilometers from Kota Station in Jakarta. It is a major hub on the Pantai Utara (North Line), connecting Surabaya to Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Bandung, and other western cities. The station has 8 tracks; track 2 was originally a direct line to Jakarta, and track 3 leads to Gubeng Station. Numerous trains depart daily, including long-distance trains such as Argo Bromo Anggrek, Sembrani, and Harina, as well as the KAI Commuter commuter lines (Sindro, Arjonegoro, Blorasura), connecting Sidoarjo, Bojonegoro, and other destinations.
From January to October 2024, the station handled over 2.71 million passengers, making it the fifth busiest station in Indonesia. Since 2023, a facial recognition system has been implemented to improve efficiency. The station boasts comprehensive facilities, including a ticket hall, waiting room, restaurant, and accessible amenities. Admission is free; tickets vary depending on the train. Nearby attractions include Tunas Abadi Market and Alun-Alun Surabaya Square, all within walking distance. As Surabaya's transportation gateway, it's an ideal starting point for exploring Java, blending history with modern vibrancy.