KTM Berhad (KTMB) & Prasarana (Rapid KL)
Malaysia
About Malaysia Railways
Malaysia's rail network is operated by two main bodies: KTM Berhad (KTMB) runs intercity ETS express trains and Komuter commuter services across Peninsular Malaysia, while Prasaranaoperates the Rapid KL urban network in the Klang Valley including the LRT Kelana Jaya, LRT Ampang, LRT Sri Petaling, MRT Kajang, MRT Putrajaya lines, and KL Monorail. The KTM ETS links Johor Bahru to Padang Besar at the Thai border at speeds up to 140 km/h. All urban Rapid KL services accept Touch 'n Go cards with fares from RM 1.10.
Network Facts
- Operators
- KTM Berhad & Prasarana
- Track gauge
- 1000 mm metre gauge
- Max speed
- 140 km/h (ETS)
- Network size
- 1,700+ km
- Currency
- MYR (RM)
All Malaysia Rail Lines
Click any line for route map, full station list, fares, and timetable.
Intercity ETS express & Komuter commuter
Gombak ↔ Putra Heights
Sentul Timur ↔ Ampang via KLCC
Sentul Timur ↔ Putra Heights via Bukit Jalil
Kwasa Damansara ↔ Kajang
Kwasa Damansara ↔ Putrajaya Sentral
KL Sentral ↔ Titiwangsa
Quick Access
Live Train Tracking
Track KTM ETS, Komuter, and Rapid KL services in real time across Peninsular Malaysia.
Book KTM Tickets
Book ETS Gold, ETS Platinum, and KTM Komuter tickets online up to 30 days in advance.
Malaysia Rail FAQ
What train services are available in Malaysia?
Malaysia has two main rail operators: KTM Berhad (KTMB) operates intercity ETS trains and Komuter commuter services across Peninsular Malaysia. Prasarana (Rapid KL) operates urban rail in the Klang Valley: LRT Kelana Jaya, LRT Ampang, LRT Sri Petaling, MRT Kajang, MRT Putrajaya, and KL Monorail — totalling over 160 stations and 220+ km of urban track.
How do I buy train tickets in Malaysia?
For KTM ETS intercity trains, book online at ktmb.com.my up to 30 days in advance. For Rapid KL urban services (LRT, MRT, Monorail), use a Touch 'n Go card or purchase tokens at station machines. Monthly passes (RM 100) are available for unlimited Rapid KL rail travel.
What is the fastest train in Malaysia?
The KTM ETS (Electric Train Service) is Malaysia's fastest train, running at up to 140 km/h between Gemas and Padang Besar via KL Sentral. The KL–Ipoh journey takes approximately 2.5 hours by ETS Gold.
How much does the LRT/MRT cost in Malaysia?
Rapid KL fares (LRT, MRT, Monorail) are zone-based, starting at RM 1.10 for short journeys and up to RM 6.40 for end-to-end MRT trips. Use a Touch 'n Go card for exact fare deduction. Token tickets are slightly higher for some journeys.
Does Malaysia have live train tracking?
Yes — TrainsTracking provides live schedule tracking for Malaysia trains, covering both KTM ETS/Komuter services and Rapid KL urban rail. Visit our Malaysia live tracking page for real-time status.
How do I get from KLIA airport to KL city centre?
Take the KLIA Ekspres (28 minutes non-stop) or KLIA Transit (35 minutes with stops) from KLIA/KLIA2 to KL Sentral. From KL Sentral, connect to KTM Komuter, LRT Kelana Jaya (at nearby Muzium Negara), or KL Monorail to reach any part of the city.
Network data sourced from official KTMB and Prasarana Malaysia GTFS feeds (data.gov.my). Fares and timetables may change on public holidays. Verify at ktmb.com.my or myrapid.com.my.