Malayan Railways Limited Building Review

The magnificent old British buildings are a good punching point. In addition, it is very convenient and cheap to take the railway to and from KL to various big cities, such as Ipoh, Penang, etc. It is very recommended to add to the itinerary and add different experiences. If you can, please book the ticket first! Be sure to bring your camera here! The building is beautiful and it looks stunning on a sunny day and on a cloudy or dim day. Love all the windows, love the building that looks dark and daunting at one point, and then open and spacious in the light. It’s great for a photographer or someone like me who wants to be a photographer.

The Malayan Railways Limited Building is done in classic colonial architecture . This isan active office building so your best bet isto walk around the outside of it . if you want the best photos , go in the morning when thesun is in the best position. the old railway staion is directly across the street and also has great architecture. That building is closed as the use the new rail station just south about one kilometer.

In fact, it feels that this place is not a attraction, because there is no way to enter the visit, only take a photo outside to leave a memorial, but to admit that this building is really magnificent, the style is obvious, and the skyscraper next to it is obvious. Comparison

When I visited the old railway station in Kuala Lumpur, I found that the building opposite was very powerful, and at first sight it was the old building, so I had to cross the road to visit it. Looking carefully at the introduction on the stone tablet at the entrance of the building - "The building was completed in 1917 after the First World War. It was designed by A B Habo. Its Moorish style and multi-arch and multi-tower structure added artistic beauty to Kuala Lumpur's city appearance. " This building was then the administrative headquarters building of Kuala Lumpur Railway Bureau and is still the headquarters of Malaya Railway Bureau. Because it's an office building, I can't visit it, but I took a good picture of the dome at the entrance. It's amazing that this building still has artistic vitality for more than a hundred years, both in appearance and in interior.

The Malaysian Railway Administration (KTM) is responsible for the passenger service of long-distance and medium-distance lines. The construction of this ancient Railway Bureau is also very shocking. The design is unique, and the architecture is of course more stylistic.

On the opposite side of the national mosque, I prefer its style to my personal preferences. It has obvious historical traces of the European colonial period. And it looks better than the old Central Station opposite. Of course, here and the station are for photography, so you can continue your journey with two glances. You can go on to the National Museum, it's not far.