What is KL Sentral and why should a tourist go there?

KL Sentral is the main and largest transport hub not only in Kuala Lumpur but also in all of Southeast Asia. For a tourist, this is a key point from which acquaintance with the city and the country begins. It is not just a station, but a huge multi-level complex that unites almost all types of transport.

Here is why you definitely need to know about KL Sentral:

• Transfer to the airport express: High-speed trains KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit depart from here directly to KLIA and KLIA2 airports. This is the fastest way to get to your flight.
• City transport hub: Here, lines of the city metro (LRT), suburban trains (KTM Komuter), monorail (exit through a covered walkway) and many bus routes intersect.
• Starting point for travel: From KL Sentral station you can take intercity KTM Intercity trains to other states of Malaysia.
• Remote check-in for flights: The building houses a remote airport terminal (City Air Terminal) where you can check in for your flight and drop off your luggage before heading to the airport.

Getting to KL Sentral is easy from any tourist area: from Bukit Bintang by monorail, from Chinatown from Pasar Seni station by metro, from the KLCC (Petronas) area also without transfers. The station is located in the Brickfields area, known as Little India.

Due to the complex layout, we advise arriving here early if you need to find a specific platform or bus stop. Detailed diagrams are available on the official website stesensentral.com.

To avoid getting confused in Kuala Lumpur's transport, we recommend reading our complete guide: Bus and railway stations of Kuala Lumpur.

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