KL Sentral
- 기간
- 20-45 minutes to appreciate the hub; most visitors pass through in transit
- 운영 시간
- Station concourse listed open until 23:30, reopening 05:15 (Google Maps status, Nov 2026); the KTM Komuter platforms and adjoining bus terminal are listed 24 hours. Individual rail operators keep their own first/last-train times.
- 입장료
- MYR FREE · 어린이 FREE
- 추천 대상
- Transit passengers · Business travellers · Families · Budget travellers
Malaysia's largest transit hub: six rail networks converge at the RM1.1 billion Stesen Sentral, anchor of the RM11.7 billion Kuala Lumpur Sentral 'city-within-a-city' masterplanned by architect Kisho Kurokawa. The KLIA Ekspres link reaches the airport in 28 minutes, and the KL City Air Terminal's IATA 'XKL' code with city check-in makes it a gateway in itself. Awarded the FIABCI Malaysia Award of Distinction 2002.
하이라이트와 체험
Six Networks Under One Roof
Stesen Sentral is Malaysia's largest transit hub, its infrastructure supporting six rail networks: KLIA Express Rail Link, KLIA Transit, Rapid KL LRT, KTM Komuter, KTM Intercity and KL Monorail. KTM Intercity makes it a central rail point for the whole country and an international transit point for services towards Bangkok and Singapore, historically part of the TransAsia Railway vision.
KLIA Ekspres & the XKL City Air Terminal
The non-stop KLIA Ekspres covers the run to Kuala Lumpur International Airport in 28 minutes. With the KL City Air Terminal (KL-CAT) inside the station accorded the IATA global destination code 'XKL' and airline check-in facilities, travellers can clear luggage here and reach the airport already checked in — a rare city-centre air terminal.
Kurokawa's City-within-a-City
The RM1.1 billion station is the nucleus of Kuala Lumpur Sentral, a 'city-within-a-city' masterplanned by architect Dr. Kisho Kurokawa. The station won the FIABCI Malaysia Award of Distinction 2002 and was a finalist for the FIABCI International Prix d'Excellence 2003; the surrounding RM11.7 billion development, phased to 2015, packs office towers, five-star hotels, condominiums and a shopping mall around the rail core — a deliberate green-agenda design that funnels daily movement onto public transport.
- The hub itself: KTM Intercity (nationwide, plus Bangkok/Singapore international services), KTM Komuter (Rawang, Sentul, Port Klang, Seremban), Rapid KL LRT Kelana Jaya line (formerly PUTRA) and Ampang line (formerly STAR), KL Monorail (MR1 terminus via Bukit Bintang and Jalan Sultan Ismail), and the ERL KLIA Ekspres/KLIA Transit airport trains.Fares vary by operator and distance
- KLIA Ekspres links directly to Kuala Lumpur International Airport in 28 minutes non-stop; KLIA Transit serves the same corridor with stops at Putrajaya, Cyberjaya, Bandar Tasik Selatan and Salak Tinggi.See KLIA Ekspres operator for current fares
- The adjoining KL Sentral bus terminal is listed open 24 hours with long-distance coach services.Coach fares vary by destination
공식 요금과 주요 여행 플랫폼 비교
실용 Q&A
Is KL Sentral open 24 hours?
The main concourse is listed open until 23:30, reopening 05:15, while the KTM Komuter platforms and the adjoining bus terminal are listed 24 hours (Google Maps status, November 2026). Each rail operator publishes its own first/last-train times.
How do I get from KL Sentral to the airport?
Take the KLIA Ekspres non-stop train — 28 minutes to KLIA. The slower KLIA Transit serves the same corridor with stops at Putrajaya, Cyberjaya, Bandar Tasik Selatan and Salak Tinggi.
Can I check in my luggage at KL Sentral?
Yes — the KL City Air Terminal (KL-CAT) inside the station holds the IATA code 'XKL' and provides airline check-in facilities, so you can drop bags in the city before your 28-minute ride to the airport. Confirm current participating airlines on site.
Which train lines stop at KL Sentral?
Six networks: KTM Intercity, KTM Komuter, Rapid KL LRT (Kelana Jaya and Ampang lines), KL Monorail, KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit. That makes it Kuala Lumpur's most complete interchange.
What else is in the KL Sentral development?
Per the official developer site, the RM11.7 billion city-within-a-city around the station comprises corporate office towers and business suites, five-star international hotels, luxury condominiums and a shopping mall — phased through 2015.