The hassle-free and fastest mode of transport to visit fascinating places of interest.

KL and Selangor SIGHTS & SCENES with The hassle-free and fastest mode of transport to visit fascinating places of interest.

KUALA LUMPUR AND SELANGOR Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia s capital city, is a bustling metropolis of contrasts and diversity. It is flanked by the neighbouring state of Selangor, as well as the nation s administrative capital, Putrajaya. The country s main entry points, Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Port Klang, are situated in Selangor. Kuala Lumpur and Selangor are famed for their fascinating tourist attractions, from gleaming megastructures, heritage buildings to scenic nature retreats, exciting theme parks and shopping malls. 2

Exploring the City and its Surroundings by MRT Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and its surroundings are linked by a comprehensive transport system which includes trains, buses and taxis. The rail networks are Light Rail Transit or LRT, KL Monorail, KTM Komuter, KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit. The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is the nation s newest mode of transport that connects various places of interest, commercial zones and residential townships within the Greater Kuala Lumpur and Klang Valley areas. This world-class transportation system is ranked to be among the best in the world, putting Malaysia at par with other developed countries. Tourists can take the MRT to visit many places of interest, not only around the city centre but to the outlying areas in Klang Valley to discover the hidden gems of the region. Feeder buses are available at most MRT stations to provide better connectivity. 3

The MRT Sungai Buloh-Kajang Line (SBK Line) is the first MRT project in Malaysia. The 51 km line begins from Sungai Buloh, located to the north-west of Kuala Lumpur, and runs through Kuala Lumpur city centre before ending in Kajang, a township in Selangor. It serves 31 stations. Phase One of the MRT project from Sungai Buloh to Semantan began its operations in December 2016. Phase Two, from Semantan to Kajang, started its operations in July 2017. Each train set has four cars with a total capacity of 1,200 passengers. The MRT SBK Line integrates seven locations with existing rail lines. It also has 16 stations equipped with park & ride facilities.the estimated travelling time between Kajang to Sungai Buloh is 84 minutes. The MRT Sungai Buloh Kajang Line spans 51 km and is served by 31 stations. It provides greater mobility within the Greater Kuala Lumpur and Klang Valley Region. 4

MRT Stations The MRT Sungai Buloh-Kajang Line has 31 stations of which seven are situated underground. The remaining 24 are elevated stations. The line runs underground for a distance of 9.5km. MRT stations are designed to give commuters an aesthetically pleasing experience. The architecture of the elevated stations is based on the wakaf. Wakaf is an Arabic word which means a pavilion built for travellers to stop and rest. Like a traditional wakaf, the elevated MRT stations are open to allow natural lighting and ventilation. 5

The design concept cept of the underground stations is inspired by the Klang Gates Quartz Ridge, which is believed to be the longest pure quartz dyke in the world. The multi-faceted quality of quartz and its colourful reflections portray Malaysia s multicultural society. All stations have facilities such as escalators, lifts, customer service centres, ticket vending machines, restrooms, prayer r rooms and public telephones. They are also equipped with facilities for the disabled such as lifts and ramps, tactile guide and warning strips along walkways ways and platforms. More than 8,0000 parking bays are available at selected MRT stations. Most stations outside Kuala Lumpur s central business district are served by feeder buses. A flat rate fare of RM1 is charged for feeder bus services. Stations have adequate lay-bys to enable people to drop offf passengers, while covered walkways allow people to walk to stations comfortably and safely. Park and ride facilities are available. Each underground station has its own design theme, reflective of its surroundings and environment. For instance, the theme of the Merdeka Station is Independence while Pasar Seni Station chronicles the founding of Kuala Lumpur. 6

Places of Interest MRT provides easy access to many fascinating tourist attractions. Visitors can enjoy a hassle-free ride to various places of interest, including 44 shopping malls, 11 educational institutions, 18 places of worship as well as numerous sightseeing spots and healthcare centres. Some of these attractions are located near the station while others are linked by feeder buses, or integrated with other modes of transport. Muzium Negara (National Museum) This is the country s premier repository for the nation s rich history and heritage. Built in 1963, the museum is a treasure trove of documents, royal regalia, weaponry and many more. Its façade features a Minangkabau-styled roof with two impressive front murals. Getting there: MRT - Muzium Negara Station 7

Pasar Seni (Central Market) A great place for art enthusiasts, Pasar Seni which literally means art market, is the place to find unique crafts, traditional fabrics, ornaments, collectibles and curios. The building is a fine example of the 1930s Art Deco style with a stepped entrance design and wrought iron panels. Just outside, Kasturi Walk beckons with an exciting outdoor shopping experience. 8 Merdeka Station History buffs will enjoy a stop at the MRT Merdeka Station. Apart from being a gateway to several historical attractions, the Upper and Lower Concourse levels offer a visual feast with glimpses into the nation s past. The most notable is the black and white photograph of Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia s first Prime Minister, with his right arm raised, declaring the country s independence. There is also a three-dimensional mural of Rukunegara or the national tenets.

A short walk away from the station is Stadium Merdeka, a stadium that was built specially for the declaration of the country s independence. It has been the venue for some prestigious events such as the boxing match between the legendary Muhammad Ali and Joe Bugner in 1975, the Southeast Asian Games in 1977 as well as a concert by the late popp king Michael Jackson in 1996. The illustrious list of other celebrities who performed rmed here include Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, Avril Lavigne, Linkin Park and Jennifer Lopez. The MRT s Merdeka Station also connects visitors to Stadium Negara, the first indoor stadium which opened in 1962. Also close by are the Al-Bukhary Mosque, Victoria Institution (one of the city s oldest schools) ols) and Chin Woo Stadium. Getting there: e: MRT Merdeka Station Stadium Merdeka was the site of the country s formal declaration of Independence. ence. It received the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Award for Excellence ence for Heritage Conservation in 2008. 9

Bukit Bintang Lively and vibrant, Bukit Bintang needs no introduction among avid shoppers. This premier shopping area is a must on the itinerary for the string of glitzy malls which offer the latest in designer wear, exclusive timepieces, bags, shoes and many more. Bargain hunters will be thrilled to find great buys, especially during the annual sale seasons. Bukit Bintang s streets are lined by chic cafés. KidZania Kuala Lumpur KidZania Kuala Lumpur is an interactive edutainment centre that allows children to learn through the art of role playing. Children can choose from over 90 professions in 59 different establishments where they can play the role of a fire fighter, surgeon, fashion designer, pilot, journalist and many more. KidZania Kuala Lumpur is situated in The Curve, Mutiara Damansara. Nightlife at Changkat Bukit Bintang Changkat Bukit Bintang is KL s party venue with funky bars, lively clubs and trendy bistros that serve a variety of international food. The vibrant scene is amplified with themed nights, deejays and live performances. MRT trains operate until 12.00 midnight. 10

Secret Garden (1 Utama Shopping Centre) Need a break from the hustle and bustle of the city? Head to the Secret Garden at the Rooftop of 1 Utama Shopping Centre. Spread over 30,000 sq ft, this sanctuary showcases 500 species of exotic flora. The high-tech garden is created on bio-carbon soil and nurtured by a team of renowned botanists. It is the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia. Getting there: MRT Bandar Utama Station and Feeder Bus T812 Ice Skating To have some fun and burn calories at the same time, visit the Ice Skating Rink situated within the Royale Chulan Damansara Hotel. Getting there: MRT Mutiara Damansara Station Plant Nurseries Enjoy gardening? Get all your gardening needs in Sungai Buloh. From flowers, plants to pots and decorative items, you will be delighted to find a whole range of options here. Getting there: MRT Sungai Buloh Station Alfresco Dining What better way to experience the local lifestyle than visiting a popular local hangout. Dataran Surian,Kota Dame and Jalan Alor are food enclaves with a variety of delights to tempt every palate. Getting there: Dataran Surian : MRT Surian Station Kota Dame : MRT Kota Damansara Station and Feeder bus T806 Jalan Alor : MRT Bukit Bintang Station 11

Satay Kajang Satay is one of Malaysia s iconic delicacies. It consists of succulent pieces of meat skewered along thin bamboo sticks and barbequed on a charcoal-fuelled open grill. Satay is almost synonymous with Kajang, because this township is touted as the home of good satay. Many satay lovers visit Kajang just to savour this popular delicacy. MRT 12

Places of Worship Visitors can get easy access to 18 places of worship of all faiths around Klang Valley via MRT. From historical mosques and churches to ornate Taoist and Hindu temples, MRT enables visitors to experience Malaysia s multicultural tural milieu. Masjid Albukhary This mosque in blue and white is one of the most beautiful sights in the city. It is situated near to the Hang Tuah Fire and Rescue Station and is also accessible by KL Monorail. Guan Ti Temple Guan Ti Temple (or Kuan Ti Temple) is a 129 year-old Taoist temple located along Jalan Tun H S Lee. The temple features a bright orange façade and is dedicated dicated d to Guan Ti, the Taoist God of War and Literature. 13

Sri Maha Mariamman Temple One of the most elaborate Hindu temples in the country, the Maha Mariamman Temple is adorned by a 22 metre high tower and decorative ceilings which feature images from the Hindu mythology. Other places of worship situated along the MRT route are Mega Chinese Methodist Church, h, Sidang Injil Borneo KL, KL Baptist Church, Sri Kodiyur Aiyanar Haran Hari Bagawan Temple, Persatuan Penganut Dewi Chei Tian Tai Shen, 11th Mile Cheras Lutheran Church, Masjid Jamek Bandar Kajang, Masjid Jamek Pekan Sungai Buloh, Masjid At-Taqwa, Masjid Saidina Umar Al-Khattab, Gospel Hall KL Church, Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, s, 9th Mile Cheras Lutheran Church, Masjid Kariah Cheras and Sri Subramaniya Swami Temple. Please refer r to the route map at the centre page for details. Visitors can take the MRT for a smooth ride to 18 places of worship of all faiths around Klang Valley. 14

Shopping Enjoy shopping but hate the hassle? MRT provides easy connectivity to a string of shopping malls. There are 44 shopping malls within 500km radius of the MRT stations. Uptown Kota Damansara Getting there: MRT Kota Damansara Station Sunway Giza Getting there: MRT Surian Station and Feeder Bus T808 Encorp Strand Mall Getting there: MRT Surian Station and Feeder Bus T808 The Curve Getting there: MRT Mutiara Damansara Station and Feeder Bus T809 / T810 Ikea Damansara Getting there: MRT Mutiara Damansara Station and Feeder Bus T810 IPC Shopping Centre Getting there: MRT Mutiara Damansara ecurve Getting there: MRT Mutiara Damansara Station Tesco Extra Getting there: MRT Mutiara Damansara Station Bangsar Shopping Centre Getting there: MRT Pusat Bandar Damansara Station and Feeder Bus T817 DC Mall Getting there: MRT Semantan Station and Feeder Bus T819 / 820 Or MRT Pusat Bandar Damansara Station and Feeder Bus T818 / T852 Pavilion Damansara Heights Getting there: MRT Pusat Bandar Damansara Station 1Utama Shopping Centre Getting there: MRT Bandar Utama Station and Feeder Bus T812 Or free shuttle service from the shopping mall Nu Sentral Getting there: MRT Muzium Negara Station Central Market Getting there: MRT Pasar Seni Station 15

Petaling Street Getting there: MRT Pasar Seni Station Sungai Wang Plaza Getting there: MRT Bukit Bintang Station Lot 10 Getting there: MRT Bukit Bintang Station Pavilion Kuala Lumpur Getting there: MRT Bukit Bintang Station Starhill Gallery Getting there: MRT Bukit Bintang Station Fahrenheit 88 Getting there: MRT Bukit Bintang Station Ikea Cheras Getting there: MRT Cochrane Station MyTown Shopping Centre Getting there: MRT Cochrane Station Sunway Velocity Getting there: MRT Maluri Station and Feeder Bus T352 Aeon Maluri Getting there: MRT Maluri Station Plaza Metro Kajang Getting there: MRT Kajang Station Tesco Kajang Getting there: MRT Sungai Jernih Station Pasar Suntex Getting there: MRT Taman Suntex and Feeder Bus T413 Cheras Sentral Shopping Mall Getting there: MRT Taman Connaught Station Econsave Getting there: MRT Taman Connaught Station / Batu 11 Station Cheras Leisure Mall Getting there: MRT Taman Mutiara Station Cheras Plaza Getting there: MRT Taman Mutiara Station Ekocheras Mall Getting there: MRT - Taman Mutiara Station Taman Tun Wet Market Getting there: MRT Taman Tun Dr Ismail Station The above listing of shopping malls is not exhaustive. For a detailed guide on getting to the malls or places of interest, please visit www.myrapid.com.my 16

General Information n MRT Operating Hours: at LRT, KL Monorail or MRT stations. The trains operatee from 6.00am to Cards are also available on a weekly midnight daily. or monthly basis. The value can be reloaded at Touch N Go Customer The interval is four minutes during Service Counters, Touch N Go Spots peak hours (7.00am 0am to 9.00am and or Touch N Go Hub Self Service 5.00pm to 7.00pm) and seven to 15 Kiosks (SSK) or at any outlet t that minutes during non-peak hours, offers fers the reload facilities. Do take weekends and public holidays. note that visitors must maintain a minimum stored value to use the A Guide to Using the MRT card. Token Feeder Buses Generally, commuters must purchase Feeder bus services are available at a token at the ticket counters before selected MRT stations. The fare for getting on board the MRT. The single the feeder bus services is set at journey token is only valid for one RM1.00 per trip. Passengers s can pay defined journey on the day of issue. the bus fare by cash or by using the Concession tokens are available for Touch n Go card. Senior citizens, izens, Malaysian senior citizens aged above students and disabled passengers 60, students as well as disabled (registered with the Department of passengers. Social Welfare, Malaysia) are eligible for a 50% discount on fares. Please Prepaid Cards present the relevant cards to enjoy Alternatively, visitors can ride this privilege. Children under seven cashless by using prepaid cards such years of age can travel for free on the as Touch n Go card or the MyRapid MRT and its feeder bus. The operating Touch n Go card. This is a prepaid hours for feeder buses are from electronic card that can be used to 5.30am to 11.30pm. Please e visit board all trains and buses in Kuala www.myrapid.com.my ww.myrapid.com.my for further Lumpur. The cards can be purchased details on feeder buses and its at MyRapid Customer Service Offices fices routes. 17

KL TravelPass Airport transfer with 2-day unlimited rides on LRT, MRT and KL Monorail lines Similar to the Oyster Card in London and Octopus Card in Hong Kong, KL TravelPass is an integrated travel ticket that enables visitors to enjoy a seamless travel experience on the city s rail networks - KLIA Ekspres/KLIA Transit (airport transfer) as well as LRT, MRT and KL Monorail lines. The card is priced at RM70 for a single trip and RM115 for a return trip. Visitors can add the cash value for extended benefits of travelling on Rapid KL buses and KTM Komuter rail services. Package Price* KLIA Ekspres Airport Transfer RapidKL Rail Services KL Travel Pass Single KL Travel Pass Return RM70 RM115 Single Trip Return Trip on LRT, MRT and KL Monorail lines KL Travel Pass is available at KLIA Ekspres Ticket Counters located at: For more information on the KL Travel Pass, please visit www.touchngo.com.my 18

Useful Contact Numbers Customer Service Counters Customer Service Counters are located near to the station s entrance gate. The counters operate from 6.00am - 11.30pm but varies from station to station. Tourism Malaysia Tourist Information Centres Kuala Lumpur International Airport Tel: 03 8776 5647 KLIA 2 Tel: 03 8778 7080 Malaysia Tourism Centre (MATIC) Tel: 03 9235 4848 / 4900 KL Sentral Station Tel: 03 2272 5823 Sultan Abdul Samad Building Tel: 03 2602 2014 MRT Hotline 1 800-82-6868 The MRT Sungai Buloh-Kajang (SBK) Line is operated by Rapid KL. For enqueries or feedback on MRT travel services, please contact Rapid KL: Customer Helpline: Tel: 03 7885 2585 (Mondays to Fridays: 7.00am - 8.30pm) (Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays: 8.30am - 5.30pm) E-mail: suggest@rapidkl.com.my Website: www.myrapid.com.my 19

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MRT Stations Dataran Surian KIdZania Kuala Lumpur / Ice Skating Rink (Royale Chulan Damansara Hotel) Sungai Buloh Hospital / UITM Hospital Masjid Jamek Pekan Sungai Buloh Plant Nurseries KAMPUNG SELAMAT SUNGAI BULOH Pusrawi Kota Damansara Hospital KWASA DAMANSARA Map Legend KAJANG STADIUM KAJANG Tropicana Medical Centre Mega Chinese Methodist Church Uptown Kota Damansara Sunway Giza / Encorp Strand Mall KOTA DAMANSARA SUNGAI JERNIH BUKIT DUKUNG Satay Kajang Tesco Extra Kajang Sri Subramaniya Swami Temple Masjid Jamek Bandar Kajang KPJ Kajang BATU 11 CHERAS BANDAR TUN HUSSEIN ONN 11th Mile Cheras Lutheran Church The Curve / IPC / Ikea Damansara / Tesco Extra / ecurve Masjid Saidina Umar Al-Khattab Secret Garden (1Utama Shopping Centre) SRI RAYA Masjid Kariah Cheras TAMAN SUNTEX You City / Pasar Suntex Persatuan Penganut Dewi Chei Tian Tai Shen 9th Mile Cheras Lutheran Church Sidang Injil Borneo KL Taman Tun Dr. Ismail Phileo DAMANSARA Places of Worship Shopping (1Utama Shopping Centre) BANDAR UTAMA Hospital TAMAN CONNAUGHT Cheras Sentral / Econsave TAMAN MUTIARA Masjid At-Takwa Taman Tun Wet Market 1Utama MUTIARA DAMANSARA SURIAN Places of Interest Plaza Metro Kajang Pusrawi SMC Hospital / Kajang Plaza Medical Centre Alpha Medical Centre Kota Dame Damansara Specialist Centre / Maternity Clinic TAMAN MIDAH Cheras Leisure Mall / Cheras Plaza / EkoCheras TAMAN PERTAMA Sri Kodiyur Aiyanar Haran Hari Bagawan Temple MAluri Sunway Velocity / Aeon Maluri COCHRANE Ikea Cheras / MyTown / Sunway Velocity / Aeon Big Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Bangsar Shopping Centre / Pavillion Damansara Heights / DC Mall KL Sports Medical Centre PUSAT BANDAR DAMANSARA DC Mall SEMANTAN Nu Sentral Muzium Negara (National Museum) MUZIUM NEGARA Park and Ride BUKIT BINTANG Pavilion Kuala Lumpur / Sungai Wang Plaza / Low Yat Plaza / Lot 10 / Starhill Gallery / Fahrenheit88 KL Baptist Church MERDEKA Stadium Merdeka / Stadium Negara Masjid Albukhary Gospel Hall KL Church PASAR SENI Central Market and Kasturi Walk / Petaling Street / Kotaraya Pasar Seni (Central Market) Guan Ti Temple Sri Maha Mariamman Temple