Tanjung Duren is a Transjakarta bus rapid transit station at Letjen S. Parman street in Tanjung Duren Selatan, Grogol Petamburan, West Jakarta, Indonesia, serving corridors 8 and 9. It is connected to the Central Park Jakarta shopping mall within the Podomoro City superblock at west.
History Tanjung Duren BRT station was originally named S. Parman Podomoro City, where "S. Parman" came from the street where it is located, taken after Lt. Gen Siswondo Parman (1918-1965), and the name "Podomoro City" was given because of its adjacent location with the superblock of the same name. The BRT station commenced operations alongside the opening of Corridor 8 on 21 February 2009. On 31 December 2010, the inauguration ceremony of corridors 9 and 10 took place here.
Until 2023, S. Parman Podomoro City BRT station was not served by the main Corridor 8 service, but instead by its supplementary service route 8A (Grogol 2–Juanda). This is becase the main Corridor 8 ran straight through Kyai Tapa and K.H. Hasyim Ashari Streets after Jelambar station until it terminate at Harmoni central station, which follows Corridor 3. On 4 March 2023, Harmoni BRT station was closed and replaced by a pair of small-sized temporary buildings, due to the construction of the Jakarta MRT North–South Line extension. As the result, Corridor 8 is currently being extended to Pasar Baru station, and is modified to trace and take over all stations served by route 8A: Grogol 2 (now Grogol Reformasi), S. Parman Podomoro City, Tomang Mandala (now Tomang Raya), RS Tarakan (now Tarakan), Petojo, Pecenongan and Juanda stations. Since then, route 8A was closed and merged with the modified main Corridor 8 service.
In early January 2024, S. Parman Podomoro City station was renamed into Tanjung Duren. It was part of Transjakarta's mass "neutralization" of its station names from trivial usage of copyrighted third-party names; in this case, "S. Parman" as a historical figure and "Podomoro City" as a real estate project developed by .
To meet the demands of addressing overcrowding issue, an extension work was carried out, but only for the station's east building for southbound buses only. On 30 November 2025, the extension area of the east building was opened to the public.
Building and layout Like most station on Corridor 9, Tanjung Duren BRT station consists of two separated buildings sandwiching the Jakarta Inner Ring Road: the west building for northbound buses towards and the east building for southbound buses towards . As there is no separated area in the access bridge, passengers have to pay again for changing directions. Both buildings are considered to be narrow and couldn't able to accommodate passenger crowding. To relieve this, the east building was extended with extra platform bays. East to , to , to , and to (/) → Jakarta Inner Ring Road → → ← ← Jakarta Inner Ring Road West← (/) to , to , to , and to
Non-BRT bus services +Service typeRouteDestinationNotesInner city feederCibubur → PluitInside the stationBatusari–GrogolOutside the stationTanjung Duren–Tanah AbangInside the stationJelambar–KebayoranCross-border feeder (Transjabodetabek)BSD City–JelambarOutside the stationMikrotrans Jak LingkoJAK-53Pos Pengumben–Grogol via Slipi
Nearby places Podomoro City Central Park Jakarta Mall Taman Anggrek
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