Kuala Lumpur, the most popular city in Malaysia that you have to visit when you feel like going on a trip. With so much culture and attractions here, you can enjoy Kuala Lumpur to the fullest.

If you are a visitor and planning to take KL MRT to visit all your ‘bucket list’ from place to place, you are now in luck because Traveloka will tell you the details of it, so you won’t get lost. KL MRT has several lines and stops that you are probably not familiar with, thus obviously you need a tutorial about how to take the MRT and its KL MRT map.

MRT is a modern rail network that helps people to get to their far destinations. This comfortable public transportation offers three lines that won’t make you feel clueless. KL MRT has facilities, such as lift, feeder bus, escalator, shops, prayer hall, toilet, side platform, ticket vending machine, park and ride that you can use freely.

There are two methods to pay KL MRT. Using tokens, and a stored value card. There are two types of token available for MRT. If you are planning a ride, you can get one of those tokens, which are Single Journey Token through their cash fare and Stored Value Card through the cashless fare.

For Single Journey Token, you can find it at the Token Vending Mechine (TVM) or if you are afraid of getting confused with the machine, you can straight up go the the Customer Service Office for the MRT token at every station.

On the other hand, if you are a cashless person, the Stored Value Card is available at every station of MRT, specifically at their Customer Service Office.

Taking the KL MRT is easy and convenient. Here are the steps that you can follow:

Kajang, the first line of KL MRT has a 46 km long line with 29 stations, which are Kajang, Stadium Kajang, Sungai Jernih, Bukit Dukong, Batu 11 Cheras, Bandar Tun Hussein Onn, Sri Raya, Taman Suntex, Taman Connaught, Taman Mutiara, Taman Midah, Taman Pertama, Maluri, Cochrane, Tun Razak Exchange, Bukit Bintang, Merdeka, Pasar Seni, Muzium Negara, Semantan, Pusat Bandar Damansara, Phileo Damansara, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Bandar Utama, Mutiara Damansara, Surian, Kota Damansara, Kwasa Sentral, Kwasa Damansara, Kampung Selamat, and Sungai Buloh.

Among those stops, some of them are underground with a 9.5 km long line. There were 31 stops formerly under the Kajang Line, but the other two, which are Sungai Buloh MRT Station and Kampung Selamat MRT Station are now migrated to the Putrajaya Line.

When you are on the Kajang Line, you can stop by every station to visit the tourist attractions easily because it’s close to each other. Don’t stop scrolling! Traveloka has listed out a tourist attraction list near stations on the Kajang Line.

1. Kajang Station

2. Stadium Kajang

3. Sungai Jernih

4. Bukit Dukung

5. Batu 11 Cheras

6. Bandar Tun Hussein Onn

7. Sri Raya

8. Taman Suntex

9. Taman Connaught

10. Taman Mutiara

11. Taman Midah

12. Taman Pertama

13. Maluri

14. Cochrane

15. Tun Razak Exchange

16. Bukit Bintang Station

17. Merdeka

18. Pasar Seni

19. Muzium Negara

20. Semantan

21. Pusat Bandar Damansara

22. Phileo Damansara

23. Taman Tun Dr Ismail

24. Bandar Utama

25. Mutiara Damansara

26. Surian

27. Kota Damansara

28. Kwasa Sentral

29. Kwasa Damansara

30. Kampung Selamat

31. Sungai Buloh

The second line of KL MRT is the Putrajaya Line. It’s different from the Kajang Line, Putrjaya has 36 stops with 9 underground stops included. At first, Putrajaya Line had only one phase, which was from Damansara Damai Station to Kampung Batu Station that began to operate on June 16 2022. A year later, KL MRT started to operate phase II, from Kentomen Station to Putrajaya Sentral Station on March 16 2023.

Not only Kajang Line, The Putrajaya Line also makes it easy for you to explore Kuala Lumpur. If you are looking for attractions near each stop, please keep scrolling!

1. Kwasa Damansara

2. Kampung Selamat

3. Sungai Buloh

4. Damansara Damai

5. Sri Damansara Barat

6. Sri Damansara Sentral

9. Kepong Baru

10. Jinjang

11. Sri Delima

12. Kampung Batu

13. Kentonmen

14. Jalan Ipoh

15. Sentul Barat

16. Titiwangsa

17. Hospital Kuala Lumpur

18. Raja Uda

19. Ampang Park

20. Persiaran KLCC

21. Conlay

22. Tun Razak Exchange

23. Chan Sow Lin

24. Kuchai

25. Taman Naga Emas

26. Sungai Besi

27. Serdang Raya Utara

28. Serdang Raya Selatan

29. Serdang Jaya

30. UPM

31. Taman Equine

32. Putra Permai

33. 16 Sierra

34. Cyberjaya Utara

35. Cyberjaya City Centre

36. Putrajaya Sentral

Now you are familiar with the KL MRT Map and how to take on it. There are many ways to get to Kuala Lumpur, get your Singapore to Kuala Lumpur flight only on Traveloka!