[2025 Kuala Lumpur Attraction] Travel Guide for KTMB Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (Updated Jul)

#星马泰城市景点 #外游 #马泰 The Malaysian Railways Administration Building has become one of the attractions in Kuala Lumpur. It and the old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station opposite are both works of British architect A. B. HUBBOCK. Both buildings are quite eye-catching. The Administration Building was built in 1917 and combines the three architectural styles of the Mughal Empire, the Greek and Roman architecture, the Gothic and the Moorish architecture. These buildings have European-style interior layouts and functions, and are equipped to cope with the hot and humid tropical climate, but their appearance will bring an oriental style of the British colony at that time. Indo-Saracenic Revival architecture is not like traditional Middle Eastern or Asian architecture, but a fusion of architectural styles from all over the East and traditional European architecture. ✅Detailed address: Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, 50621 Wilayah Persutuan, Kuala Lumpur

KTMB is the main rail operator in Peninsular Malaysia. The railway system dates back to the British colonial era, when it was first built to transport cargo at year 1885. #springholiday#unforgettableexperiences#awesomepic#historicculture#museumquest#seasidephotoguide#naturalwonders

Anyone whom used to ride this train version gonna missed a lot. Youngsters to elders any nation and races will remember it forever. For me, i'll on board at old KTM Station or KL Sentral (gate A@B) Back then called as Express Pantai Timur, Express JB/Singapura or even Express Butterworth/Hat Yai. From economy coach, business class to 2 storey sleeping cabin / first class sleeping was awesome. Crossing coach to coach 'from D1 to H' using manual door nearby washroom was challenging. Once my longest ride was heading to Arau (Perlis) depart from KL Sentral. ETD : 2030 hrs (GMT +8) ETA : 0830 hrs (next day)

Who needs a time machine when you’ve got the KTMB Kuala Lumpur Station? Built in 1910, this place looks like a castle, a mosque, and a train station had a very stylish baby. 🏛️ Architecture so fancy, your camera might say “thank you” 📸 Perfect spot to pretend you’re in a historical drama 🚆 Watch trains roll in like it’s 1920 — monocle optional 🕌 Surrounded by cool spots like the National Mosque, Central Market, etc. Bonus: You can technically still catch a train here… but let’s be real, you came for the vibes. So next time you're in KL, swing by and strike a pose — even the pigeons look majestic here. #kualalumpurguide #kualalumpurtrip #citydaytours #railwaystation #kltrip #wheretogokualalumpur #architecture_hunter

Step into the heart of Malaysia’s rail heritage at KTM Kuala Lumpur Station, an architectural gem blending Moorish, Indo-Saracenic, and Western influences, making it one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Opened in 1910, this majestic station once served as the main rail hub of the nation and still pulses with history today. Located along Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, its stunning white facade, arched colonnades, and grand domes attract architecture buffs, photographers, and curious travelers alike. Though modern KL Sentral has taken over as the city’s primary rail terminal, KTM Kuala Lumpur remains a functioning station served by KTM Komuter lines, offering a nostalgic journey through time for commuters and tourists alike. Just a short walk from key attractions like the National Mosque, Islamic Arts Museum, and Merdeka Square, it’s the perfect pitstop for cultural explorers. Inside, echoes of the colonial era still linger, with elegant staircases, old signage, and quiet waiting halls preserving a bygone charm. Whether you’re a railway enthusiast, a history lover, or a curious wanderer, KTM Kuala Lumpur is more than just a station — it’s a timeless piece of Malaysia’s story, waiting to be admired and remembered. 🚆 #travel #trail #malaysia

In the middle of a fast-moving city, stands a station that feels frozen in elegance — KTM Kuala Lumpur. Arched windows, majestic domes, and that soft whisper of history in every corner… It’s not just a train station — it’s a love letter written in architecture. 🕌✨ The kind of place where you don’t rush for the train — you slow down, look up, and breathe in the beauty of a bygone era. Modern KL may shine with glass towers, but KTM shines with soul. #summervacay

#tripdiscount #Malaysiatourism #trainstation 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered KTM Berhad is the largest train company in Malaysia. This office building is a large building, built in a combination of Western and Islamic architecture. The end of the building is divided into two wings. The end of the wing is a dome with a spiral staircase inside. It is a beautifully designed building. Few Thais like this style of tourist attraction, so there are only foreigners. The building is opposite the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, near the Central Mosque and many other tourist attractions.

#malaysia The KTM train from Singapore to Johor is a convenient and cost-effective mode of transportation for those traveling between the two cities. The train operates regularly and provides a smooth and comfortable journey. The seats are spacious, comfortable & clean. The train journey takes approximately 5 minutes, making it a quick and efficient way to travel between Singapore and Johor. Total it takes about 30 mins from start of check-in in SG to the exit at JB Sentral station. The ticket cost S$5 from SG to JB and RM5 from JB to SG. I would highly recommend this mode of transportation to anyone traveling between Singapore and Johor.

The Malaysian Railways Administration Building is located on the side of the beautiful Lakeside Park. It is a classic British colonial design, towering and majestic, with a strong elegant style, instantly making people full of temperament! #zenxiuhiking #yogajingxiuying #ishafoundation

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