Kaligung

Kaligung is an Indonesian regional passenger train service operated by Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI). It is managed by Operational Area IV Semarang and serves the corridor from to , and with multiple daily trips using New Image economy coaches and, more recently, additional executive class accommodation.

==History== Kaligung service began operating on 4 February 1999 as a local commercial train linking Semarang and Tegal, offering business and economy class accommodation managed by KAI's Operational Area IV Semarang (Daop IV Semarang). The name Kaligung is derived from the Kali Gung river (also known as Kali Ketiwon) which flows through Tegal Regency and Tegal, reflecting the train's role as a key service for communities along the north coast of Central Java.