KL Sentral Station

Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station is a modern transit-oriented hub. It is part of a self-contained urban development project. It was opened in 2001 to replace the old main railway station of Kuala Lumpur. It is also the largest railway station in Malaysia.

KL Sentral is designed as an intermodal transport hub for majority of rail lines except for Ampang and Sri Petaling LRT line. To date it houses KTM Komuter service, KTM Intercity service, ETS service, KLIA Transit service, KLIA ERL service, Kelana Jaya Line LRT service and Skypark Link service.

Located within walking distance from the station, there are Monorail service and Sungai Buloh-Kajang MRT Line service. KL Sentral monorail station is located behind the newly built Nu Sentral shopping mall. It is directly connected to Nu Sentral which allows for uninterrupted walking between Stesen Sentral and the monorail station. Due to space constraints, the MRT station cannot be built in the Stesen Sentral area, therefore it had to be built in front of the nearby National Museum to allow connections to Stesen Sentral. There is the footbridge that connects the MRT station to the main KL Sentral building.

KL Sentral  also act as a bus hub. It houses RapidKL bus service,  city shuttle service, Hop On Hop Off bus service, and other bus services that go to Genting HIghland, KLIA, Singapore and Cyberjaya.

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Operation Hours

It is open 24 Hours. However, most shops and facilities close after midnight.

Admission

There is no entrance fee.

Hear From Others

You may or may not be familiar with the rather well-known but often misunderstood spot known as KL Sentral. If you haven’t yet noticed, then you may possibly still be of the opinion that the location is merely a network of commuting mediums and platforms. However, upon closer inspection, it’s evident that Kuala Lumpur’s integrated rail transportation area serves more than one direct purpose.

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KL Sentral is a proof that when proper planning has been done and implemented, great result will follow.

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The main concourse is where most of the actions take place. You can see commuters heading towards their respective destinations, tourists checking their brochures and maps as well as workers carrying out their respective tasks.There are also eateries, a food court, an information counter, toilets, lockers, ATM machines, airline ticket offices and many other amenities at the main concourse.

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Nearby Attractions

Temple Of Fine Art

The temple of fine arts KL encourages and nurtures appreciation for the Indian arts and culture by providing space for performance such as classical dance, traditional Indian music and other form of Indian arts.

Brickfields

Brickfields is depicted as the Kuala Lumpur “Little India”. It is a shopping district with the majority of Indian population.

Thean Hou Temple

Thean Hou Temple is a 6-tiered temple built to honor the Chinese sea goddess Tian Hou. It is also known as the Temple of the Goddess of Heaven.