Leles Station (LL) (, also known as Kadungora Station (), is a railway station located in Kadungora District, Garut Regency, West Java, Indonesia. It is operated by Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) together with its subsidiary KAI Commuter as part of Operational Area II Bandung.
Location The station is situated at an elevation of +697 meters above sea level. Although named after Leles, the station is not actually located in Leles District, but rather to the north of it within the same regency.
On the track between this station and Station is a bend in the shape of horseshoe with a steep gradient of more than one hundred meters. The spot at this bend is often used by railfans and professional photographers who want to capture the moment of a train passing there. Services
The following is a list of train services at the Leles Station Intercity TrainsClassRoutesNotesMixedPapandayanPanoramicVia –ExecutivePremium EconomyPangandaranPanoramicExecutivePremium EconomyMalabarExecutiveVia –Premium EconomyEconomyKutojaya Selatan (non regular)EconomyVia –CikurayEconomy (People's economy and Farmer-Trader economy)Via –SerayuEconomyPasundan (regular & non regular)Via –Kahuripan
Local trains (Commuter Line) TrainsRoutesNotes Garut Commuter Line Intermodal support The following is a list of public transport routes serving Leles Station +Public transport typeLineDestinationAngkot10Terminal Guntur–Kadungora Incidents On 15 October 1951, from 20.00 to 23.00 (UTC+7), there was a shootout between the Indonesian National Armed Forces and a gang believed to be affiliated with Darul Islam (DI/TII) around Leles Station. As a result, the station building was damaged. References
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