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Saturday, 28 September 2013

From KLIA to Hotel via KL Sentral





So your flight just touched down at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) ...

and you want to find your hotel using the train...

you bought the train ticket at the airport, travel via KLIA express and now you find yourself at KL Sentral station.
What next ?? Here is the walk-through for you. I assume you already know which station you're heading to (your hotel itinerary should provide some information, right??).
KL Sentral is quite big, it has 4 levels in total. You will arrive at level 1 (all train systems, including KTM Komuter, LRT, Monorail, KLIA express and KLIA Transit are located here in the 1st floor, except the intercity-state which is at level 2).

KL Sentral Integrated Train System

Below is the map for all systems integrated stations via KL Sentral.
(updated in Sept 2013)

Note that Ampang line and Kelana Jaya line are within the LRT system.
STN xx are LRT stations still under-construction, due for completion in 2014/2015.
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Some of the most important stations for tourist are :-
1) KLCC (KJ10) LRT red line – The tallest building and Malaysian Icon, the Petronas Twin Tower, Suria KLCC shopping mall, 5 stars hotels are all located here. Tourist spot #1
2) Bukit Bintang (MR6) Monorail green line – Malaysian version of Champ-Elysees and Oxford Streets UK. Alot of shopping malls and hotels making it the Tourist spot #2
3) Mid Valley (Rawang Seremban) Komuter dark blue line – Mid Valley and The Garden's megamall are the largest shopping mall in Kuala Lumpur where you could not miss. Lots of 5 stars hotels are also located here.
4) Pasar Seni (KJ14) LRT red line – Where the Central Market can be found, selling all kinds of souvenirs and art craft products made in Malaysia.
5) Putrajaya (KLIA Transit) turquoise line – Putrajaya is a city packed with all Malaysian government buildings, featuring beautiful landmarks, lakes and gardens. Malaysian very own white house and Korean Blue House.