LRT Ampang Line
Sentul Timur ↔ Ampang — Sentul Timur ↔ Ampang. 18 stations.
About LRT Ampang Line
LRT Ampang Line — also nicknamed Sentul Timur ↔ Ampang — runs from Sentul Timur at one end to Ampang at the other, connecting 18 stations. This is one of the 6 urban rail lines that make up the Klang Valley Integrated Transit System; interchange with other lines is possible at major hubs such as KL Sentral, Masjid Jamek, Titiwangsa, Chan Sow Lin, Maluri and Putra Heights.
Stations
the KL Metro begynte som Holmenkollbanen i 1898 and var Nord-Europas første elektriske forstadsbane. LRT Ampang Line opened as part of the network in 1966.
Frequently asked questions
LRT Ampang Line is one of the 6 urban rail lines that make up KL Metro. It runs from Sentul Timur to Ampang and serves 18 stations across the Klang Valley.
A full trip from Sentul Timur to Ampang takes about 26 minutes depending on time of day, transfers and dwell times at intermediate stations.
The first train on LRT Ampang Line runs around 06:00 daily, the last around 23:30 daily. Peak frequency is 3 – 5 min and off-peak is 6 – 8 min.
Major interchanges across the KL Metro network include KL Sentral (LRT KJ ↔ Monorail ↔ KTM ↔ ERL), Masjid Jamek (LRT KJ ↔ LRT AG/SP), Pasar Seni (LRT KJ ↔ MRT Kajang), Hang Tuah (LRT AG/SP ↔ Monorail), Titiwangsa (LRT AG/SP ↔ Monorail ↔ MRT Putrajaya), TRX (MRT Kajang ↔ MRT Putrajaya), Chan Sow Lin (LRT AG/SP ↔ MRT Putrajaya), Maluri (LRT AG/SP ↔ MRT Kajang), Sungai Besi (LRT SP ↔ MRT Putrajaya), Kwasa Damansara (MRT Kajang ↔ MRT Putrajaya) and Putra Heights (LRT KJ ↔ LRT SP).