List of rail transit stations in Klang Valley

Klang Valley Integrated Rail System Map

Greater Kuala Lumpur/Klang Valley is connected in minutes through the numerous train services provided. Thousands of people use these train services each day. The following is a list of train stations in the Klang Valley which is sorted according to their routes. All lines are centralised at the KL Sentral station.

The headings for the tables below are not included so as to ease viewing.

Column 1: Station Code
Column 2: English Name
Column 3: Malay Name
Column 4: Operating Status
Column 5: Working Name

Please note that any reference should be made to the final column (i.e. the working names) as these are the official working names of the stations.

Express Rail Link (ERL) Lines

The Express Rail Link (ERL) is one of the ways to get to Kuala Lumpur and consist of two lines, namely the KLIA Ekspres and the KLIA Transit.

The KLIA Ekspres connects you directly from KL Sentral Interchange to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (hence the name “express”). Passengers travelling to Bandar Tasik Selatan, Putrajaya/Cyberjaya, and Salak Tinggi will take the KLIA Transit before reaching the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (hence the name “transit”).

Downtown Monorail (DMR) Line

Hop on the KL Monorail Line to circle the city centre.

The KL Monorail line is connected to the AGL and the SPL through the Titiwangsa and Hang Tuah Interchanges on both lines respectively.

Intercity Light Rail (ILR) Lines

There are three ILR lines in the Klang Valley, namely the Ampang Line (AGL), Sri Petaling Line (SPL), and Kelana Jaya Line (KJL).

The AGL and the SPL are connected from the termini ST11 Sentul Timur up to ST1 Chan Sow Lin and are therefore interchange stations throughout. After the Chan Sow Lin station, the line will split toward their respective termini AG8 Ampang in the north and PH8 Sri Petaling in the southwest of the station.

The upcoming PH21/KJ27 Putra Heights station on the SPL will be an interchange to the KJL which terminates at KJ1 Gombak.

Intercity Commuter Rail (ICR) Lines

The KTM Komuter has two main lines, namely the Seremban Line and the Port Klang Line. Unlike the AGL and the SPL, these two lines begin separately, but are later connected from Putra to Kuala Lumpur, hence becoming interchange stations. The lines split again after passing through the KL Sentral station, where the SBL heads towards Seremban (and its terminus Sungai Gadut) and the PKL heads towards its terminus Port Klang. (Station codes legend: K-Komuter, A- Tanjung Malim Route, B-Seremban Route, C-Batu Caves Route, D-Port Klang Route)

Intercity Mass Rapid (IMR) Line

The MY Rapid Transit is a line connecting is a future 3-line system connecting Greater Kuala Lumpur.