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LRT Kelana Jaya Line Route, Map & Schedule 2026

Fully automated LRT running 46.4 km from Gombak to Putra Heights through KLCC and KL Sentral. 37 stations · Every 3–6 min peak · RM 1.20–RM 4.80

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37
Stations
46.4 km
Line Length
3–6 min
Peak Frequency
RM 1.20–4.80
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Kelana Jaya Line — All Stations

Full station list from Gombak (northern terminus) to Putra Heights (southern terminus). Interchange stations shown with connecting lines.

1
Gombak
Zone 1
2
Taman Melati
Zone 1
3
Wangsa Maju
Zone 1
4
Sri Rampai
Zone 1
5
Setiawangsa
Zone 1
6
Jelatek
Zone 1
7
Damai
Zone 1
8
Ampang Park
Zone 2
9
KLCC
Zone 2
10
Dang Wangi
Zone 2
11
Masjid Jamek
⇄ LRT Ampang/Sri Petaling
Zone 2
12
Pasar Seni
Zone 2
13
KL Sentral
⇄ KTM Komuter⇄ KTM ETS⇄ KL Monorail⇄ KLIA Express
Zone 2
14
Abdullah Hukum
Zone 2
15
Bangsar
Zone 2
16
Universiti
Zone 2
17
Kerinchi
Zone 3
18
Pantai Dalam
Zone 3
19
Muhibbah
Zone 3
20
Awan Besar
Zone 3
21
Kelana Jaya
Zone 3
22
SS15
Zone 3
23
SS18
Zone 3
24
Subang Jaya
Zone 3
25
USJ 7
Zone 4
26
USJ 10
Zone 4
27
Putra Permai
Zone 4
28
USJ 21
Zone 4
29
Taipan
Zone 4
30
Ara Damansara
Zone 4
31
Lembah Subang
Zone 4
32
Putra Heights
⇄ LRT Sri Petaling
Zone 4

Quick Info

Line Code
KJL
Operator
Rapid KL (Prasarana)
Type
Light Rail Transit (LRT)
Terminus North
Gombak
Terminus South
Putra Heights
Total Stations
37
Length
46.4 km
Technology
Driverless (CBTC)
Rolling Stock
Bombardier Innovia LRT 300
Operating Hours
~06:00 – 23:30
Peak Frequency
Every 3–6 min
Off-peak
Every 6–10 min
Min Fare
RM 1.20
Max Fare
RM 4.80

Key Interchange Stations

KL Sentral
KTM ETS · KTM Komuter · Monorail · KLIA Express
Masjid Jamek
LRT Ampang Line · LRT Sri Petaling Line
Putra Heights
LRT Sri Petaling Line (southern terminus)

Other Malaysia Rail Lines

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About the LRT Kelana Jaya Line

The LRT Kelana Jaya Line (KJL) is one of the three Light Rail Transit lines in Kuala Lumpur operated by Rapid KL (Prasarana Malaysia Berhad). Opened in 1998 as the Putra LRT and subsequently extended, it is the longest urban rail line in the Klang Valley at 46.4 km with 37 stations.

The KJL line is fully automated and driverless, using the Bombardier (now Alstom) Innovia LRT 300 trainsets. The line runs from Gombak in the northeast through KLCC, the Petronas Twin Towers area, and the central transportation hub at KL Sentral, continuing southwest through Kelana Jaya, Subang Jaya, and USJ to terminate at Putra Heights.

At Masjid Jamek, passengers can transfer to the LRT Ampang Line and LRT Sri Petaling Line. At KL Sentral, connections are available to KTM Komuter, KTM ETS intercity trains, KL Monorail, and the KLIA Express/Transit airport rail. At Putra Heights, the line provides an interchange with the LRT Sri Petaling Line, allowing cross-network journeys without returning to the city centre.

The Kelana Jaya Line is the highest-volume rail line in Malaysia. All passengers can pay using the Touch 'n Go card or MyRapid card. Fares are distance-based and range from RM 1.20 (adjacent stations in the same zone) to RM 4.80 (full end-to-end journey). Women-only coaches are designated on the first car of each train during operating hours.

Kelana Jaya Line FAQ

What is the Kelana Jaya Line (KJL)?

The Kelana Jaya Line (KJL), also called the LRT Kelana Jaya Line, is a fully automated, driverless Light Rail Transit line in Kuala Lumpur operated by Rapid KL (Prasarana Malaysia). It runs 46.4 km from Gombak in the northeast to Putra Heights in the southwest, serving 37 stations including KLCC, KL Sentral, and Subang Jaya.

How many stations are on the Kelana Jaya LRT line?

The Kelana Jaya Line has 37 stations from Gombak (northern terminus) to Putra Heights (southern terminus, shared interchange with LRT Sri Petaling). Key interchange stations include Masjid Jamek (LRT Ampang/Sri Petaling), KL Sentral (KTM, Monorail, KLIA Express), and Putra Heights (LRT Sri Petaling).

What are KJL LRT fares?

LRT Kelana Jaya Line fares range from RM 1.20 to RM 4.80 depending on distance. Fares are zone-based. A Touch 'n Go card or MyRapid card gives discounted rates. Monthly passes are available for regular commuters. Buy tokens at station ticket machines if you don't have a card.

What are the operating hours for the Kelana Jaya Line?

The Kelana Jaya LRT operates from approximately 6:00 AM to 11:30 PM daily (including weekends and public holidays). During peak hours (7–9 AM, 5–7 PM), trains run every 3–6 minutes. Off-peak frequency is every 6–10 minutes.

Does the KJL line go to KLCC?

Yes — KLCC station on the Kelana Jaya Line is directly beneath the Petronas Twin Towers in the city centre. It is one of the busiest stations on the network, served by trains every 3–4 minutes during peak hours.

Where does the Kelana Jaya Line interchange with KTM?

KL Sentral station is the main interchange between the LRT Kelana Jaya Line and KTM services (Komuter, ETS). It is also the hub for KL Monorail and the KLIA Express/Transit airport rail. Follow interchange signs inside the station — no exit required.

Schedule and fare data sourced from official Prasarana GTFS data (data.gov.my). Operating hours and frequencies may vary on public holidays or during engineering works.