Halimun, Bus stop in Guntur, South Jakarta, Indonesia

Halimun is a Transjakarta bus stop on Jalan Halimun Raya in Guntur, Setiabudi, South Jakarta, serving Corridor 4. Its rebuilt form keeps a compact footprint with a facade like Pasar Rumput stop, three platform doors per side instead of four, and a rear staff access to the generator set.

Halimun opened on 27 January 2007, serving Corridor 4 and acting as the terminus of Corridor 6. After Corridor 6 was extended to Galunggung, it stopped here only on trips toward Galunggung. Transjakarta closed the stop for revitalisation on 21 October 2023, reopening it after five months of works. Corridor 6 served Halimun for the last time on 3 October 2025.

The stop's name comes from Jalan Halimun Raya, the street in front of it. Halte Halimun opened on 27 January 2007 and served as the terminus of Corridor 6 until that corridor was extended to Halte Galunggung. Corridor 6 stopped calling here for the last time on 3 October 2025.

Halimun stop sits on Jalan Halimun Raya in Guntur, Setiabudi, South Jakarta, serving Corridor 4. During the 2023 revitalization, passengers were directed to Pasar Rumput and Manggarai stops and to non-BRT bus stops Halimun 2, 3 and 4 nearby. The rebuilt stop has three platform doors per side, a rear staff access to the generator, a disability-friendly toilet and a musala.

The stop takes its name from Jalan Halimun Raya, the street directly in front of it. After a five-month revitalization, it reopened for a customer trial with three platform doors per side instead of four, plus a disability-friendly toilet and a musala.