LRT3 Coming September 2025

Erik & Aya
5 days ago
3 min read

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Kuala Lumpur’s Transportation Network is Evolving Further

The long-awaited LRT3 (Light Rail Transit Line 3 / Shah Alam Line) is officially scheduled to commence operations on September 30, 2025.

With the launch of this new line, densely populated areas like Shah Alam and Klang—which have long lacked railway access—will finally be connected to the city’s rail network, greatly improving access from the western suburbs to central Kuala Lumpur.

◆ Basic Information about LRT3 (Shah Alam Line)

Total Length: 37.8 km
Number of Stations: 26
Starting Point: Bandar Utama (Connected to MRT Sungai Buloh–Kajang Line)
Terminus: Johan Setia (Southern Klang)

The line is designed to transport up to 6,210 passengers per hour in one direction, helping to reduce traffic congestion and stimulate the local economy.

Official facebook : https://www.facebook.com/p/Lrt-Shah-Alam-Line-100079964722394/

◆ Timeline until Operations Begin

Phase 1: Trial Run (FFR)
- Period: April – June 2025
- Details: Safety, durability, and SOP verification
Phase 2: Trial Operation
- Period: July – August 2025
- Details: Full-scale trial by operator Rapid Rail
Official Launch:
- Scheduled for: September 30, 2025

This new line is also expected to contribute to Malaysia’s “40% public transport usage by 2030” goal.

◆All 26 LRT3 stations

Bandar Utama（Connected to MRT SBK Line）
Kayu Ara
Tropicana
Lien Hoe
Dataran Prima
Temasya
CGC Glenmarie（Connected to LRT Kelana Jaya Line）
Persiaran Hishamuddin
Stadium
SIR
UiTM
I-City
Bukit Raja
Kawasan 17
Jalan Meru
Klang
South Klang
Sri Andalas
Taman Selatan
Sri Muda
Temasya Selatan
Bukit Tinggi
Bandar Botanik
Bukit Tinggi Selatan
Johan Setia（終点）
Johan Setia Depot

◆ Featured Stations & Recommended Spots

▶ Bandar Utama Station (Interchange with MRT SBK Line)Direct access to 1 Utama Shopping Centre, one of Southeast Asia’s largest malls. Key transfer hub for traveling between central KL and Shah Alam/Klang.

▶ CGC Glenmarie Station (Interchange with LRT Kelana Jaya Line)Convenient for offices in the Temasya/Glenmarie area. Key access point from Saujana & Subang to Shah Alam & Klang.

▶ I-City StationThe nearest station to Shah Alam’s “City of Digital Lights”, I-City. Enjoy shopping and attractions like Snow Walk during the day and dazzling illuminations at night.

▶ Klang StationLocated in Klang town center, rich with history and cultural heritage. Explore royal palaces, the Royal Gallery, and vibrant Little India. Don’t miss the famous Bak Kut Teh cuisine here.

◆ 3 Recommended Routes with LRT3　Transit Map

▶ From KL to Klang – Street Walk & Local Gourmet

KL Sentral → (5–7 min walk) → Muzium Negara (MRT) → Bandar Utama (LRT3 Interchange) → Klang Station

Stroll around Little India for a colorful morning with Indian breakfast and textile shopping. For lunch, enjoy famous Bak Kut Teh, followed by visits to the royal palace and historical spots. Perfect for a half-day cultural trip.

Tip: KL Sentral connects to Muzium Negara MRT Station via covered walkway, making transfers easy and convenient even on rainy days.

We had Bak Kut Teh, the famous herbal pork stew Klang is known for.

Enjoyed the famous Klang Bak Kut Teh.

▶ From Saujana Subang to I-City: Night Illuminations & Amusement Fun

Take the LRT3 from CGC Glenmarie Station → Alight at I-City Station

It’s recommended to arrive in the late afternoon. Start with some dining and shopping at Central i-City mall, then step outside to a dazzling digital cityscape.

Indulge in the “Snow Walk”—an indoor winter wonderland featuring ice sculptures and real snow, creating a surreal experience. Afterwards, stroll through tree-lined pathways adorned with illuminations and massive light installations—perfect for photos with family or as a couple. Just 1–2 hours is enough to enjoy this extraordinary nighttime spot.

I-City is located in Shah Alam and is a great place for families and couples to enjoy beautiful night lights.

There are also playground equipment for children to enjoy.

▶ From Mont Kiara to the Blue Mosque: Marvel at Majestic Islamic Architecture

Take the MRT from Semantan Station → Transfer to LRT3 at Bandar Utama → Alight at Stadium Station → Ride-hailing for 5–7 mins → Arrive at Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque (Blue Mosque).

Admire the striking blue dome and intricate stained glass of one of Malaysia’s largest mosques. Guided tours for visitors are available, offering a peaceful, awe-inspiring experience while appreciating the refined beauty of Malay architecture.

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◆ Summary

With the launch of the LRT3 (Shah Alam Line), access from western KL to the city center will improve dramatically, accelerating the growth of surrounding areas. It’s also an area of interest for those considering living or investing in Malaysia.

🚄 Scheduled to open on September 30, 2025. Exciting developments are on the horizon with this new transport infrastructure!

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