Thanks man... Ur information is needed and may Allah give u a reward in Jannah because this video may help others... I'm Malaysian hope all of you can enjoy staying in Malaysia.
Malaysia ECRL - The longest 665km East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) will traverse the East Coast states of Kelantan, Terengganu, and Pahang before linking the Klang Valley on the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The Genting Tunnel in Pahang is the Longest Rail Tunnel in Asia. 2026
That’s great, it would be really nice to travel around Malaysia with the new train system 🚆 Thanks for this valuable information 🌟 And thanks for watching 😊
We were in KL in 2010 and remember the tokens very well. So glad they introduced the card system. We moved to Jakarta a few years ago, and will be travelling to KL for work training soon. Your detailed explanation of the train system was easy to follow and is much appreciated. Terima kasih banyak, Mas Malik🙏🏼
man thankyou so much for this, I watched other videos from people who just glossed over the airport experienced and explained none of this, It looked so intimidating I was going forget going to Kuala Lumpur all together but you video helped a massive amount , thankyou
One thing I wish the MRT designed is dual-transfer stations like Singapore/hong-kong, they could've used the Conlay station with a cross platform transfer design like TRX but going in opposite directions, for example; On a TRX train platform, both train goes the same direction. On conlay station the train goes opposite direction, so you don't have to climb the escalator if you want to go to putrajaya instead of K-damansara. Add more announcements and guide signs on the train like in Singapore so people know where to go. For example; "For service to bukit Bintang, please transfer to platform 4, for service to maluri, please transfer at Conlay station" That's why hong Kong and singapore are the pioneers of the MRT system.
Thanks a lot for this insightful feedback 😊👍🏼 Yes, the announcements could be a great addition in order to help passengers get to the right platform with ease 👍🏼 Thanks for watching and for your valuable feedback 🌟
Thank you so much for your amazing feedback 🤗 It’s a pleasure to make this video for everyone’s convenient, I hope all travellers would see this before visiting Kuala Lumpur 😊👍🏼 Thanks for watching 🌟
@@BestFoodieForever Good job. You are master more than a local. I as a local don't know much about the train system around the KL and even don't know the name or location of many station locations. Btw, I am not from KL but have used the systems a few times when going to KL before. Now i understand more and thanks again for your effort.
@@sitimariambintibasharie9711 You are so kind, thank you for the encouragement, it means a lot, I am glad this video is helping people with understanding KL's Marvellous Train system 🌟😊 Thank you for your valuable feedback 💫
This video is the best about using the KL rapid transit system for all those new to this great city. The info provided here are accurate, clearly explained & shown , well detailed & very helpful & informative. I certainly made some of those mistakes mentioned here when I was using the system first time myself. Thanks to much for being a good & caring guid.
I'm a local and used the trains a lot. I lived near KL Sentral and went to school around Masjid Jamek station and also used to commute daily to UKM, so I'd call myself the Kelana Jaya line & KTM Komuter expert lol. but I still get confused sometimes especially with the Ampang/Putra Height lines😆your video is very detailed and helpful for travelers and Malaysians who are not from KL.
Thank you so much for your awesome feedback 🌟 I really appreciate it 🤗 Yes, now with the new trains, it’s could be a bit confusing for not frequent travellers, so I’m glad this video could help, whoever wanna use Local Trains in KL 🚆✨
This a very good over view of how to go from station to station. When you want to go somewhere new how do you pick the start and end station. As a newbie i struggle with figuring out which stations to use. For example i wanted to get to IKEA and it took half an hour to figure which starting and ending station to use. Google maps sometimes picks dumb stations. The system maps i can find are abstractions. A real station map overlaying the actual city map with at least major roads and other references is an example of what might help.
I’m glad this video could help, with all these new train lines KL City is more accessible then ever, it’ll just take some time until new maps are installed and google maps would catch up too 😊👍🏼 All the best with all your time in Malaysia 🇲🇾💫
Instead of Google Map, try the alternative, such as apps Moovit. I don’t know how accurate the app is, but it seems another option to look into when figuring out. Yes, google maps do tend to suggest stupid stations, but it does give you a general idea of the route to take from your place and total time it takes I.e walk 10 mins, take the MRT, change to LRT, then walk again. Knowing the short cut/pedestrian walk) helps a lot. My daughter ended up a bit lost when my husband advised her what station to take etc.. Her friends then suggested a different station because they knew of a short cut/less distance walk to where she wanted to go. I simply summarised the incident as my husband’s map is still in 3 GPS mode (old school) while the Gen Z are already using GNSS 7 satellites.. 😂 My husband needs to upgrade.
Thanks brother 😎 It was my dream project, I saw too many people wondering around on the stations 🚉 so always wanted to make a detailed video, I’m glad you like it 😊👍🏼
26:24 the train no 10 is operational i believe....it goes from kl sentral to subang airport@skypark Train no 11 ,shah alam line is still under construction..that is for lrt phase 3 Subang airport was international airport for Kuala Lumpur before KLIA took over
Yes, you are right, its KTM Terminal Skypark Line and it has been suspended due to Not Enough passengers. I hope they'll resume this service again and more people can use it 👍🏼
Me living in Malaysia since I was born and never rode on a train since last week (First Time)😅! I was soo impress with the system! I was soo confuses what the hell is LRT/MRT etc? Anyway asked someone to help me buy 1 times coin? kLCC to Titiwansa! I felt like I was in a rocket spaceships! Anyway thanks Mr.Malik helping me understand how it works! ☺
That’s great 🤗 Congratulations 🎉 on your first LRT journey and I hope you now you can frequently ride the trains whenever you need it 😎 Thanks for your kind feedback 🌟
Terima kasih ❤ If we help/give people life easier, Allah will also make our life more comfortable/ double smooth, Insya-Allah. آمِيّنْ آمِيّنْ آمِيّنْ يَا رَ بَّ العَـــالَمِيْن جَزَاْكَ اللهُ خَيْراً كَثِيْرا
thank you bro for making it easy for everyone.. very clear information.. as malaysian i am grateful to have you in malaysia.. a lots of pahala youre getting by making this video.. 😊
Thank you so much for your beautiful words and encouragement, it means a lot ✨ It was a dream project to make this video and I’m glad people are finding it helpful, hopefully I’ll try to make more informative videos, thank you 🌟
@@BestFoodieForever make a video of malaysian islands.. pulau pangkor, pulau langkawi, pulau redang, pulau perhentian, pulau rawa, pulau tioman, pulau mataking, many more beautiful pulau of malaysia..
- buy the card & buy 1 day or 3 days unlimited ride pass - kl transit will stop at stations between kl sentral & klia. KL express go directly to klia/kl sentral (early booking will be cheaper) - ETS also available at kl sentral (including food court) ask information counter - lockers are available at at kl sentral & nu mall (ground floor). Ask information counter -most trains/platforms named after the last station of each line -for ktmb please get the schedule (working days/weekend) at the counter or online -ktmb trains also have dedicated women coaches seats -just buy the token to the station you want, it'll include the cost for both lines. So don't need to exit/pay at the interchange station (not sure for monorail line) but you can walk a few minutes from monorail stations also to lrt/mrt/ktmb stations -if the train too crowded & u can't see the information boards, just turn on your phone map (not work for underground train) -for 1st timer at masjid jamek lrt station, please ask information counter to go another station -the app can tracking bus location online For those who want to tour the Greater KL from above without hassle, cozy & low cost, it's recommended to take those trains because most of the tracks are lifted except ktmb
Haha, yes, even when I went there the first time there were so many people looking at the signs and maps for the directions 😊 I hope this video would make it more easier 🤗 Thanks for your amazing feedback 🌟
Thank you for your great feedback 🌟 I am glad you enjoy the video, please checkout the 2nd part, thanks 🤗 ua-cam.com/video/E1kSJb2BsPQ/v-deo.htmlsi=eMqorvkX3nshN8Hy
You are welcome 🤗 Thanks for watching 🌟 And if you like this one, please checkout the 2nd part about all the major landmarks in KL and how to get there 😊👍🏼 ua-cam.com/video/E1kSJb2BsPQ/v-deo.htmlsi=3sYORZ72QAUfpT_5
Terima kasih. I am planning to travel to KL and was a bit confused with routes and all while researching places. But you made a very detailed video, reassuring us all the while. I have two questions: 1. Is the rapid KL card refundable? 2. How to book tickets from Kuala Lumpur to Penang ETS (if i am not wrong) online in advance?
Thank you so much for your beautiful feedback 🌟 1. Touch 'n Go card is Not Refundable. 2. online.ktmb.com.my/ This is the KTM official website and you can check the schedule and buy the tickets online. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for creating such an informative video about Kuala Lumpur's train system! As a Malaysian, I often find the system confusing, but your detailed explanation really helped me understand how to navigate it. Your content, starting from the basics and building up to a complete understanding, is truly impressive. ❤ Keep up the great work! 💪🏼
Thank you so much for your beautiful feedback and encouragement, it really means a lot 🤗 It was a dream project and I’m so glad it’s helping people to understand the train system better 🚉✨ Malaysian train system is one of the best in the world 🌎💫
You're very welcome! 😊 I'm really glad my feedback could bring you some encouragement. Your passion for the content truly shows, and it’s inspiring. Looking forward to more of your amazing work! ✨💪@@BestFoodieForever
I’m glad you find this video helpful 🌟 Sure! Here’s a complete video about KL airports and how to get there from KL Sentral 🤗👍🏼 KLIA 1 & 2 | Kuala Lumpur International Airport | All You Need To Know About Airport Transport 🇲🇾 ua-cam.com/video/BjIuNb8rWLM/v-deo.html
Do you top up the card at the info booths? Can you top up anywhere else? Also, I'd heard of the Touch 'N Go card but not the MyRapid card. Am I correct that the MyRapid is only for use on the trains and the Touch 'N Go is for the trains and other purchases? Are there benefits to using the MyRapid instead of the Touch 'N Go? Thanks for the great video. It was very useful.
You're welcome 🤗 1. Yes, you can top-up this card at the Information booths, Auto-Machines (Self service) on some LRT stations, Highways, Touch ‘n Go SPOT at Petrol Stations, some convenient stores (MyNews etc) and many other ways. 2. MyRapid is a Touch 'n Go card, they have many versions of (Many different looking) Touch 'n Go cards. 3. Yes, you are right, Touch 'n Go card can be used for transport as well as many other services ( The Touch 'n Go Card may be used for toll usage at all highways in Malaysia, major public transportation services in Klang Valley and at selected retail and food outlets and theme park.) 4. They also have Touch 'n Go E-Wallet, its a digital wallet for cashless payments and online purchases, it's the most used E-Wallet in Malaysia. I hope you find this info helpful and please feel free to comment for any other questions you have about KL 🤗 Thanks for your kind feedback 🌟
Also the wallet can be linked to the card. They'll deduct credit in the wallet (make sure the credit amount is sufficient) when you scan the card at toll gate. But only for certain highways. The card can be used for parking payments with certain minimum credit amount in it.
Hello, Great video ! Few questions: 1) Instead use the KLTrain card ... Can I use my Debit Card to go throught until the train plataform ? 2) Do the train lines cover all the majority of Turistic areas ? The last but not least...Do you know a SIM CARD/carrier that can be used in Malasya and Singapore ? Thank you so much for your help. Take care and keep the good job !
Thank you for your great feedback 🤗 1. Debit/Credit card cannot be used at the train stations directly to ride the trains, hopefully soon they'll install that system as well. 2. In Kuala Lumpur City Centre, all the major city attractions, can be visit by trains, here's a full video of how to go to the major attractions using different train lines. ua-cam.com/video/E1kSJb2BsPQ/v-deo.htmlsi=sT3fKLnRl-4kd4BI 3. There's no sim card for both countries, however, both countries mobile networks offer really good roaming rates for the other side 👍🏼 Thank you for your support and I wish you a great time in beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾✨
you can use debit/credit card in certain stations. I saw the scanner at the gate of my station (and it's not in the city center). they're currently running tests to let people use credit card on rapidKL buses too.
@Ruriko.Y yes, I have seen it at few stations and as you said, it’s still a test run so it’s not installed at all stations yet, so that’s why it’s NOT recommended because, if you enter the station using Debit/Credit card, you can only leave the station the same way but not all stations will allow that and that could be problematic 😊 Thanks for the valuable info 🌟
I think the Malaysian gov has introduced unlimited trips for foreign tourists . Its called Mycity pass for foreigners . 1 day unlimited RM 10 2 day unlimited RM 18 and 3 days unlimited RM 25 . Its a bargain if u take many trips in one day . And it covers buses also ( rapidkl )
just as an FYI, you can also use your Touch n Go cards on all rapid and KTM transits, aswell as your credit/debit card too i think. However for the KLIA (ERL) trains you MUST use tickets
Thanks for this valuable information 😊💫 Sometimes Credit/Debit cards don’t work at some stations so it’s better to have a Touch’n Go card 👍🏼 And it’s also works on KLIA Express/Transit Trains if you have enough money in it, I checked with the information counter, thank you! 😊
In this video I did not go to TBS station 🚉, hopefully I can make another video about TBS and Bander Tasik Selatan Station 🚉 Thanks for your valuable feedback 🌟 And thanks for watching 😊
Very good video - we have been to KL many times but were always confused by the MRT/LRT system - but we always take to express train from the airport. The travel card at the beginning... can you add money to it later or do you buy another card when it runs out - or does it last 3 days unlimited travel?
Thank you for your kind feedback 🌟 Yes, (That card I bought is Touch n’Go Card) Touch n’ Go card is Reloadable and you can reload money from any Train Station (At Information Counter) also at Auto Reload Machines available only at few train station 🚉 Now they have a new Unlimited Pass for travellers, 1 day Pass RM10.00 and 3 days Pass RM25.00 (1 Card for 1 Person) That card can be used for all Rapid KL Trains and Busses 😊👍🏼 Thanks for watching 💫
You’re welcome 🤗 Yes, almost all the train station accept Credit/ Debit Card for the purchasing the Touch ‘n Go card 👍🏼 Thanks for your beautiful feedback 🌟
@@90taetaeya PDA is prohibited 🚫 on public transport in Malaysia, I have post a detailed list of all the prohibited things on public transport, in my community tab, please see it for more information, thank you 😊👍🏼
Please don't do that, because it will jam the ticket cards and stop the exit barrier from opening. That's my past experience. but you can do it with the bus service, just ask the driver (up to 8 person) before you tap.
Not yet, as per the latest information, they are planning to upgrade the system so it’d be possible to use the Debit/Credit card directly to tap and board on train 🚉👍🏼 So far it’s Touch n’ Go Card, 1 time tokens and 1 day or 3 days unlimited rides pass 👍🏼
Haha, it’s just my humble opinion, I have seen some other train systems and compare to that, Malaysian Train System is at least in the Top 10 in the world, for me 🤗 It’s clean, it’s safe, it’s cheap, its always on time so therefore I’m really happy with it 👍🏼 Thanks for watching and thanks for your great feedback, really appreciate it 🌟😊
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ua-cam.com/video/Tx4MqKsnS3I/v-deo.htmlsi=BIvMIV2Her4tYGvg I finally went to Santa Chapato House, thanks for this great recommendation, the video is online now, I hope you enjoy it 🤗
Thanks man... Ur information is needed and may Allah give u a reward in Jannah because this video may help others... I'm Malaysian hope all of you can enjoy staying in Malaysia.
INSHA ALLAH
Ameen
جَزاكَ اللهُ خَـيْراً
Thank you for your beautiful wishes ✨
I really appreciate it 👍🏼
Malaysia ECRL - The longest 665km East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) will traverse the East Coast states of Kelantan, Terengganu, and Pahang before linking the Klang Valley on the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The Genting Tunnel in Pahang is the Longest Rail Tunnel in Asia. 2026
That’s great, it would be really nice to travel around Malaysia with the new train system 🚆
Thanks for this valuable information 🌟
And thanks for watching 😊
Very detailed and informative video. A must watch for first time travelers to Kuala Lumpur. who plans to take the train system of Malaysia.
Thank you so much 🤗🌟
We were in KL in 2010 and remember the tokens very well. So glad they introduced the card system. We moved to Jakarta a few years ago, and will be travelling to KL for work training soon.
Your detailed explanation of the train system was easy to follow and is much appreciated. Terima kasih banyak, Mas Malik🙏🏼
Thank you so much for your beautiful feedback 🌟
I’m glad you find this video helpful, and I wish you a great journey ahead 👍🏼😊
Great video; heading back to KL and this is super useful!
Thank you 😊
Have a great journey ahead and enjoy your time in beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾✨
man thankyou so much for this, I watched other videos from people who just glossed over the airport experienced and explained none of this, It looked so intimidating I was going forget going to Kuala Lumpur all together but you video helped a massive amount , thankyou
You’re welcome 🤗
I’m glad you find this video helpful, all the best and have a great time in beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾✨
One thing I wish the MRT designed is dual-transfer stations like Singapore/hong-kong, they could've used the Conlay station with a cross platform transfer design like TRX but going in opposite directions, for example;
On a TRX train platform, both train goes the same direction.
On conlay station the train goes opposite direction, so you don't have to climb the escalator if you want to go to putrajaya instead of K-damansara.
Add more announcements and guide signs on the train like in Singapore so people know where to go. For example;
"For service to bukit Bintang, please transfer to platform 4, for service to maluri, please transfer at Conlay station"
That's why hong Kong and singapore are the pioneers of the MRT system.
Thanks a lot for this insightful feedback 😊👍🏼
Yes, the announcements could be a great addition in order to help passengers get to the right platform with ease 👍🏼
Thanks for watching and for your valuable feedback 🌟
@@BestFoodieForever thank you!
Thank you for making such an informative video, now I understand all the trains 🚊🚆 🙌🏼
Thanks for your amazing feedback, I’m glad you enjoyed it 🤗
Thanks for your effort in making this very informative video.
Thank you so much for your amazing feedback 🤗
It’s a pleasure to make this video for everyone’s convenient, I hope all travellers would see this before visiting Kuala Lumpur 😊👍🏼
Thanks for watching 🌟
@@BestFoodieForever Good job. You are master more than a local. I as a local don't know much about the train system around the KL and even don't know the name or location of many station locations. Btw, I am not from KL but have used the systems a few times when going to KL before. Now i understand more and thanks again for your effort.
@@sitimariambintibasharie9711 You are so kind, thank you for the encouragement, it means a lot, I am glad this video is helping people with understanding KL's Marvellous Train system 🌟😊
Thank you for your valuable feedback 💫
This video is the best about using the KL rapid transit system for all those new to this great city. The info provided here are accurate, clearly explained & shown , well detailed & very helpful & informative. I certainly made some of those mistakes mentioned here when I was using the system first time myself. Thanks to much for being a good & caring guid.
That’s so sweet 🤗
Thank you so much for your amazing feedback 🌟
I’m glad you found this video helpful 💫
Enjoy your time in Malaysia 🇲🇾✨
This is really really helpful. Thanks
I’m so glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for your kind feedback 🌟
And thanks for watching 😊
Thank you so much.
You’re welcome 🤗
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I'm a local and used the trains a lot. I lived near KL Sentral and went to school around Masjid Jamek station and also used to commute daily to UKM, so I'd call myself the Kelana Jaya line & KTM Komuter expert lol. but I still get confused sometimes especially with the Ampang/Putra Height lines😆your video is very detailed and helpful for travelers and Malaysians who are not from KL.
Thank you so much for your awesome feedback 🌟
I really appreciate it 🤗
Yes, now with the new trains, it’s could be a bit confusing for not frequent travellers, so I’m glad this video could help, whoever wanna use Local Trains in KL 🚆✨
Amazing guide for KL train transportation 🤗 thank you so much! I always get confused so this video is super helpful!
You're welcome 🤗 I am glad you find this video helpful, please let me know if you have any more questions about KL 😊👍🏼
Thanks for your kind feedback 🌟
This a very good over view of how to go from station to station. When you want to go somewhere new how do you pick the start and end station. As a newbie i struggle with figuring out which stations to use. For example i wanted to get to IKEA and it took half an hour to figure which starting and ending station to use. Google maps sometimes picks dumb stations. The system maps i can find are abstractions. A real station map overlaying the actual city map with at least major roads and other references is an example of what might help.
I’m glad this video could help, with all these new train lines KL City is more accessible then ever, it’ll just take some time until new maps are installed and google maps would catch up too 😊👍🏼
All the best with all your time in Malaysia 🇲🇾💫
Instead of Google Map, try the alternative, such as apps Moovit. I don’t know how accurate the app is, but it seems another option to look into when figuring out.
Yes, google maps do tend to suggest stupid stations, but it does give you a general idea of the route to take from your place and total time it takes I.e walk 10 mins, take the MRT, change to LRT, then walk again.
Knowing the short cut/pedestrian walk) helps a lot. My daughter ended up a bit lost when my husband advised her what station to take etc.. Her friends then suggested a different station because they knew of a short cut/less distance walk to where she wanted to go.
I simply summarised the incident as my husband’s map is still in 3 GPS mode (old school) while the Gen Z are already using GNSS 7 satellites.. 😂 My husband needs to upgrade.
Great video brother! Very informative and detailed 👏
Thanks brother 😎
It was my dream project, I saw too many people wondering around on the stations 🚉 so always wanted to make a detailed video, I’m glad you like it 😊👍🏼
26:24 the train no 10 is operational i believe....it goes from kl sentral to subang airport@skypark
Train no 11 ,shah alam line is still under construction..that is for lrt phase 3
Subang airport was international airport for Kuala Lumpur before KLIA took over
Yes, you are right, its KTM Terminal Skypark Line and it has been suspended due to Not Enough passengers.
I hope they'll resume this service again and more people can use it 👍🏼
Skypark Line is currently suspended because of low ridership, Shah alam line LRT-3 will open on march 1 2025.
Very informative. Well done
Thank you for your great feedback 🤗
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Me living in Malaysia since I was born and never rode on a train since last week (First Time)😅! I was soo impress with the system! I was soo confuses what the hell is LRT/MRT etc? Anyway asked someone to help me buy 1 times coin? kLCC to Titiwansa! I felt like I was in a rocket spaceships! Anyway thanks Mr.Malik helping me understand how it works! ☺
That’s great 🤗
Congratulations 🎉 on your first LRT journey and I hope you now you can frequently ride the trains whenever you need it 😎
Thanks for your kind feedback 🌟
Brilliant, thanks
You're welcome 🤗
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Terima kasih ❤
If we help/give people life easier,
Allah will also make our life more comfortable/ double smooth, Insya-Allah.
آمِيّنْ آمِيّنْ آمِيّنْ يَا رَ بَّ العَـــالَمِيْن
جَزَاْكَ اللهُ خَيْراً كَثِيْرا
INSHA ALLAH, AMEEN.
ALHAMDULILLAH
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thank you bro for making it easy for everyone.. very clear information..
as malaysian i am grateful to have you in malaysia..
a lots of pahala youre getting by making this video.. 😊
Thank you so much for your beautiful words and encouragement, it means a lot ✨
It was a dream project to make this video and I’m glad people are finding it helpful, hopefully I’ll try to make more informative videos, thank you 🌟
@@BestFoodieForever make a video of malaysian islands..
pulau pangkor, pulau langkawi, pulau redang, pulau perhentian, pulau rawa, pulau tioman, pulau mataking, many more beautiful pulau of malaysia..
@klasikking9813 INSHA ALLAH
I’d like to go to all the beautiful islands in Malaysian and document the journey ✨
@@BestFoodieForever insha allah
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- buy the card & buy 1 day or 3 days unlimited ride pass
- kl transit will stop at stations between kl sentral & klia. KL express go directly to klia/kl sentral (early booking will be cheaper)
- ETS also available at kl sentral (including food court) ask information counter
- lockers are available at at kl sentral & nu mall (ground floor). Ask information counter
-most trains/platforms named after the last station of each line
-for ktmb please get the schedule (working days/weekend) at the counter or online
-ktmb trains also have dedicated women coaches seats
-just buy the token to the station you want, it'll include the cost for both lines. So don't need to exit/pay at the interchange station (not sure for monorail line) but you can walk a few minutes from monorail stations also to lrt/mrt/ktmb stations
-if the train too crowded & u can't see the information boards, just turn on your phone map (not work for underground train)
-for 1st timer at masjid jamek lrt station, please ask information counter to go another station
-the app can tracking bus location online
For those who want to tour the Greater KL from above without hassle, cozy & low cost, it's recommended to take those trains because most of the tracks are lifted except ktmb
Thanks a lot for all this insightful information 🤗
It’s really helpful for all the new travellers in Kuala Lumpur 👍🏼🚉
And thanks for watching 😊
Thanks
You’re welcome 🌟
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You are right....trx station is the most confusing..
Haha, yes, even when I went there the first time there were so many people looking at the signs and maps for the directions 😊
I hope this video would make it more easier 🤗
Thanks for your amazing feedback 🌟
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Great video n helpful thank you
Thank you for your great feedback 🌟
I am glad you enjoy the video, please checkout the 2nd part, thanks 🤗
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Super helpful video. Thank you so much. However, are the touchngo card and the card you've shown here the same?
Thanks for your beautiful feedback 🤗
Yes, the card I’m using, is Touch ‘n Go card 👍🏼
This is very helpful. I am visiting KL 28/8 to 4/9 this year and will certainly use the public transport.
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And thanks for watching 🌟
this helps a lot, thank you
You are welcome 🤗
Thanks for watching 🌟
And if you like this one, please checkout the 2nd part about all the major landmarks in KL and how to get there 😊👍🏼
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I realy enjoyed your video.
Thank you so much for your kind feedback 🤗
I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊
Thanks for watching 🌟
Terima kasih. I am planning to travel to KL and was a bit confused with routes and all while researching places. But you made a very detailed video, reassuring us all the while. I have two questions:
1. Is the rapid KL card refundable?
2. How to book tickets from Kuala Lumpur to Penang ETS (if i am not wrong) online in advance?
Thank you so much for your beautiful feedback 🌟
1. Touch 'n Go card is Not Refundable.
2. online.ktmb.com.my/
This is the KTM official website and you can check the schedule and buy the tickets online.
Thank you 😊
@@BestFoodieForever Thanks a lot for info
@koushalrayi you’re welcome 🤗
Have an amazing time in beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾✨
Thank you so much for creating such an informative video about Kuala Lumpur's train system! As a Malaysian, I often find the system confusing, but your detailed explanation really helped me understand how to navigate it. Your content, starting from the basics and building up to a complete understanding, is truly impressive. ❤ Keep up the great work! 💪🏼
Thank you so much for your beautiful feedback and encouragement, it really means a lot 🤗
It was a dream project and I’m so glad it’s helping people to understand the train system better 🚉✨
Malaysian train system is one of the best in the world 🌎💫
You're very welcome! 😊 I'm really glad my feedback could bring you some encouragement. Your passion for the content truly shows, and it’s inspiring. Looking forward to more of your amazing work! ✨💪@@BestFoodieForever
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Thanks for watching 😊🌟
Thanks for the informative video. Can you tell me how can I reach to airport from KL Sentral as my flight is at 8am International flight
I’m glad you find this video helpful 🌟
Sure! Here’s a complete video about KL airports and how to get there from KL Sentral 🤗👍🏼
KLIA 1 & 2 | Kuala Lumpur International Airport | All You Need To Know About Airport Transport 🇲🇾
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Wow! Thank you so much for making this video! :) This is very useful and helpful.
Thank you for the encouragement, I really appreciate it 🤗
I’m glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏼
Thanks for watching 🌟
Do you top up the card at the info booths? Can you top up anywhere else? Also, I'd heard of the Touch 'N Go card but not the MyRapid card. Am I correct that the MyRapid is only for use on the trains and the Touch 'N Go is for the trains and other purchases? Are there benefits to using the MyRapid instead of the Touch 'N Go? Thanks for the great video. It was very useful.
You're welcome 🤗
1. Yes, you can top-up this card at the Information booths, Auto-Machines (Self service) on some LRT stations, Highways, Touch ‘n Go SPOT at Petrol Stations, some convenient stores (MyNews etc) and many other ways.
2. MyRapid is a Touch 'n Go card, they have many versions of (Many different looking) Touch 'n Go cards.
3. Yes, you are right, Touch 'n Go card can be used for transport as well as many other services ( The Touch 'n Go Card may be used for toll usage at all highways in Malaysia, major public transportation services in Klang Valley and at selected retail and food outlets and theme
park.)
4. They also have Touch 'n Go E-Wallet, its a digital wallet for cashless payments and online purchases, it's the most used E-Wallet in Malaysia.
I hope you find this info helpful and please feel free to comment for any other questions you have about KL 🤗
Thanks for your kind feedback 🌟
Also the wallet can be linked to the card. They'll deduct credit in the wallet (make sure the credit amount is sufficient) when you scan the card at toll gate. But only for certain highways.
The card can be used for parking payments with certain minimum credit amount in it.
@imjuzsayin..5017 Thanks a lot for this insightful information 🤗
@@BestFoodieForever no worries plus you can use for rapid buses in KL & Penang too
Thank you for the info and your kindness 🤗
Well done
Thank you so much for your encouragement 🌟
And thanks for watching 😊
Thank you, brother!! KL is a beautiful city.
You’re welcome 🌟
Thanks for your beautiful feedback 🤗
Hello,
Great video !
Few questions:
1) Instead use the KLTrain card ... Can I use my Debit Card to go throught until the train plataform ?
2) Do the train lines cover all the majority of Turistic areas ?
The last but not least...Do you know a SIM CARD/carrier that can be used in Malasya and Singapore ?
Thank you so much for your help.
Take care and keep the good job !
Thank you for your great feedback 🤗
1. Debit/Credit card cannot be used at the train stations directly to ride the trains, hopefully soon they'll install that system as well.
2. In Kuala Lumpur City Centre, all the major city attractions, can be visit by trains, here's a full video of how to go to the major attractions using different train lines.
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3. There's no sim card for both countries, however, both countries mobile networks offer really good roaming rates for the other side 👍🏼
Thank you for your support and I wish you a great time in beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾✨
you can use debit/credit card in certain stations. I saw the scanner at the gate of my station (and it's not in the city center). they're currently running tests to let people use credit card on rapidKL buses too.
@Ruriko.Y yes, I have seen it at few stations and as you said, it’s still a test run so it’s not installed at all stations yet, so that’s why it’s NOT recommended because, if you enter the station using Debit/Credit card, you can only leave the station the same way but not all stations will allow that and that could be problematic 😊
Thanks for the valuable info 🌟
TQ GOOD JOBS BRO.
Thanks for your encouragement 🤗
I think the Malaysian gov has introduced unlimited trips for foreign tourists . Its called Mycity pass for foreigners .
1 day unlimited RM 10
2 day unlimited RM 18 and
3 days unlimited RM 25 .
Its a bargain if u take many trips in one day . And it covers buses also ( rapidkl )
Yes, that's correct 😊👍🏼
I have posted the official poster on my community page.
Thanks for watching 🌟
just as an FYI, you can also use your Touch n Go cards on all rapid and KTM transits, aswell as your credit/debit card too i think. However for the KLIA (ERL) trains you MUST use tickets
Thanks for this valuable information 😊💫
Sometimes Credit/Debit cards don’t work at some stations so it’s better to have a Touch’n Go card 👍🏼
And it’s also works on KLIA Express/Transit Trains if you have enough money in it, I checked with the information counter, thank you! 😊
Yeah and for us Malaysians, u can just use your Malaysian ID since it has Touch n Go embedded in it
Yes, that’s great and very convenient 👍🏼🌟
Thanks for your valuable input 💫
You go to TBS central bandar tasik selatan KL
In this video I did not go to TBS station 🚉, hopefully I can make another video about TBS and Bander Tasik Selatan Station 🚉
Thanks for your valuable feedback 🌟
And thanks for watching 😊
Very good video - we have been to KL many times but were always confused by the MRT/LRT system - but we always take to express train from the airport. The travel card at the beginning... can you add money to it later or do you buy another card when it runs out - or does it last 3 days unlimited travel?
Thank you for your kind feedback 🌟
Yes, (That card I bought is Touch n’Go Card) Touch n’ Go card is Reloadable and you can reload money from any Train Station (At Information Counter) also at Auto Reload Machines available only at few train station 🚉
Now they have a new Unlimited Pass for travellers, 1 day Pass RM10.00 and 3 days Pass RM25.00 (1 Card for 1 Person)
That card can be used for all Rapid KL Trains and Busses 😊👍🏼
Thanks for watching 💫
@@BestFoodieForever very clear thanks!
You’re welcome 😊
All the best for your next journey to Malaysia 🇲🇾🌟
@@BestFoodieForever Thanks - Subscribed.
Thanks for your kindness 🌟
Man, you are so handsome. Thank you for the informative video.
You are so kind 😊
Thank you 🌟
The escalator etiquette can be trashed because it is proven that it can broke down the escalator
Thanks for the helpful video! Can payment be made by credit card?
You’re welcome 🤗
Yes, almost all the train station accept Credit/ Debit Card for the purchasing the Touch ‘n Go card 👍🏼
Thanks for your beautiful feedback 🌟
people always tell me kissing is illegal on Malaysia public transport
@@90taetaeya PDA is prohibited 🚫 on public transport in Malaysia, I have post a detailed list of all the prohibited things on public transport, in my community tab, please see it for more information, thank you 😊👍🏼
There is a special coach for woman only....
We are a family of 5. Do we all need a Touch 'N Go cards to ride transit or can I get one and tap it 5 times for my whole family?
1 Touch ‘n Go Card for 1 person 👍🏼😊
Please don't do that, because it will jam the ticket cards and stop the exit barrier from opening. That's my past experience.
but you can do it with the bus service, just ask the driver (up to 8 person) before you tap.
@@suhandatankerthanks for the valuable information regarding using same card on the bus for multiple passengers 🌟👍🏼
And thanks for watching 😊
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I am glad you enjoyed it 🤗
One question: Is it possible to no buy this card or a token and just use a credit card to tap in like in singapore?
Not yet, as per the latest information, they are planning to upgrade the system so it’d be possible to use the Debit/Credit card directly to tap and board on train 🚉👍🏼
So far it’s Touch n’ Go Card, 1 time tokens and 1 day or 3 days unlimited rides pass 👍🏼
@@BestFoodieForever thank you for the quick answer :). Looking forward to visit KL soon
@FG-wm6eu you’re welcome 🤗
I hope you have the best time in beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾💫
How much the ticket cost for you to make this video?
It would be less than RM10.00, Kuala Lumpur Train system is very convenient 🤗
Thanks for watching 🌟
One of the best in world ??? That is pushing it … lots are to be desired though its improving over the years
Haha, it’s just my humble opinion, I have seen some other train systems and compare to that, Malaysian Train System is at least in the Top 10 in the world, for me 🤗
It’s clean, it’s safe, it’s cheap, its always on time so therefore I’m really happy with it 👍🏼
Thanks for watching and thanks for your great feedback, really appreciate it 🌟😊
Malaysia train system is good to be honest, but one problem for Malaysia's public transpotation system is mainly the busses
Please do a food review at Santha Capati House in front of KPJ Tawakal Hospital. My fav capati spot. The spinach is the best. Also the teh tarik susu lembu. Go there around 11am on a weekday...best time. Fresh food & not too many people. Tq
Thank you so much for the great recommendation, I would like to check it out very soon 😊👍🏼
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I finally went to Santa Chapato House, thanks for this great recommendation, the video is online now, I hope you enjoy it 🤗
u a not american