Kuala Lumpur Railway Station

Kuala Lumpur Railway Station is a model of Moorish architecture, designed by architect Kebo, with majestic domes and glazed minarets, giving people a Byzantine wonderland-like feeling. The whole station is designed like a square castle with the train track in the middle. There are "city gates" on both sides for trains to enter and exit. The "city gate" is well-built. The train enters and exits through the doorway, as if returning to that era. It was completed in 1910 and renovated in 1986 with the addition of modern facilities. Previously, passengers could travel from this train station to most towns on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and Tumpat on the east coast as well as to Singapore and Thailand. Since KLCentral opened in 2001, its status as the premier train station has been replaced. Currently, it is one of the stops of the electric train service. Also, enter the building to see the vacated stairwell. And the building's underground passage will take you from underground through the endless highway and back to the opposite station. In addition, you can also stand in front of the Malaysian Railway Administration Building (MalayanRailwayAdministrationBuilding) opposite the station to watch and photograph the panoramic view of the train station. The current train station is suitable for taking pictures, and you don't need to spend too much time playing.