Pal Putih, Transportation landmark in Central Jakarta, Indonesia.

Pal Putih is a transportation hub in central Jakarta where multiple streets intersect and various transport services operate. The area is characterized by commercial buildings, bus stops, and a constant flow of people and vehicles throughout the day.

This central location in Jakarta developed as an important junction for connecting different city districts with public transportation services. Over time, it became an essential reference point for the city's growth and transportation planning.

This spot serves as a social meeting point where people from different parts of Jakarta cross paths and connect throughout the day. The area reflects how the city's residents navigate their daily routines and use the space as a natural gathering place.

Pal Putih sits on Jalan Kramat Raya in Kramat, Senen, on the north-south Corridor 5. Non-BRT city bus routes also serve the stop, and route PRJ2 runs only during the Jakarta Fair and other Transjakarta-supported events at Jakarta International Expo. Nearby are the Museum Sumpah Pemuda, the DKI Jakarta branch of the Indonesian Red Cross and the Senen district office.

The stop takes its name from Jalan Pal Putih, the street on its eastern side, not from any white post. It sits on Koridor 5 of the Transjakarta BRT network, which runs north to south through Jakarta Pusat. Nearby are the Museum Sumpah Pemuda and the Jakarta chapter of the Indonesian Red Cross.