Commuter Trains and Transits
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KTM The national railway network, Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM), provides train services that run from Singapore to the Thai border and along the East coast of Peninsular Malaysia. KTM Komuter also connects suburban districts to Kuala Lumpur. More than 200 trains run daily at a frequency of every 15 minutes. Malaysia Rail passes are available for periods of 5, 10 or 15 days. |
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KLIA EXPRESS A 28-minute non-stop trip from KLIA to KL Sentral that cost RM35.00 per person. |
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Orient Express A two-day journey from Bangkok to Singapore via Kuala Lumpur. Covering the entire length of the Peninsular - over 1,200 miles, this ride has frequent stops at scenic locations. |
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Rapid KL RapidKL is the country’s main service provider of public transportation in the Klang Valley. It operates the Kelana Jaya Rail Line (previously known as PUTRA) and the Ampang Rail Line (previously known as STAR), together with a network of 165 bus routes. RapidKL’s integrated transportation network transports approximately 4.8 million passengers every week with 992 buses and 48 rail stations operating daily. |
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