Gunung Sahari Mangga Dua, Bus halt in Pademangan, North Jakarta, Indonesia.

Gunung Sahari Mangga Dua is a Transjakarta bus halt on the median of Jalan Gunung Sahari Raya in Pademangan Barat, North Jakarta, serving Corridor 5 and Corridor 12. It is a medium-sized structure with three platform docks on each side, reached only by pedestrian bridges on both sides of the road. The two sides sit at different heights because the roadways differ in elevation, and stairs on the west side connect the levels.

Gunung Sahari halt was built after Corridor 5 had already opened and only began serving passengers on 10 September 2008, together with Paseban halt. During the early operation of Corridor 12, halt announcements on the BMP buses called it Mangga Dua Square, while the Hyundai buses first used on Corridor 5 did not list it at all because it did not yet exist.

The halt's name links two places: Gunung Sahari, the road it stands on, and Mangga Dua, the shopping area beside it. During the early operation of Corridor 12, stop announcements on the BMP buses called it Halte Mangga Dua Square, after the nearby mall. On the Hyundai buses that first served Corridor 5, the stop went unannounced because it did not yet exist.

The halt sits on the median of Jalan Gunung Sahari Raya, so both sides are reached only by the pedestrian bridges (JPO) spanning the road. Each side has three platform docks, and stairs on the west side's docks handle the slight height difference between the two carriageways.

Gunung Sahari is the only halt on Corridor 5, and one of three on Corridor 12 alongside Danau Agung and Danau Sunter, whose two platform sides sit at different heights because the roadways on each side differ in level. The gap is small, so stairs serve the west-side platforms.