KTM Kuala Kangsar Schedule (Jadual) ETS - KTM Komuter
Located in the Royal town of Perak, the KTM Kuala Kangsar Railway Station has trains operating on the West Coast Line stopping off here, with the new high-speed Electric Train Services (ETS) making travel to Kuala Kangsar fast and convenient.
From the 16th of September '23, the KTM Komuter Utara (northern commuter) line has been extended and will now stop at
Kuala Kangsar.
Kuala Kangsar Train Timetables:
The KTMB (Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad) Malaysian Railways West Coast Line offers train services from Singapore / JB to the south, all the way up the west coast of the country and to the Malaysia / Thailand border station at Padang Besar.
To view the full ETS timetables to and from Kuala Kangsar Station, please see the following links:
For timetables and fares for train between Kuala Kangsar and Kuala Lumpur, please see the following pages:
KL to K. Kangsar ETS schedules >
K. Kangsar to KL Sentral ETS schedules >
Other popular destinations:
K. Kangsar to Alor Setar (for boats to Langkawi from the nearby Kuala Kedah Jetty) >
K. Kangsar to Arau (for boats to Langkawi from the nearby Kuala Perlis Jetty) >
K. Kangsar to Bukit Mertajam >
K. Kangsar to Butterworth, Penang Sentral >
To check Kuala Kangsar train times at the official KTMB website click here >
ETS Kuala Kangsar High-Speed Electric Train Services
All of the ETS Gold and Platinum Trains heading north to the border station of Padang Besar or south to KL Sentral or Gemas, stop at Kuala Kangsar Station.
You can travel by ETS Train from Kuala Kangsar to popular destinations to the north, such as:
Taiping, Parit Buntar, Bukit Mertajam, Butterworth Penang, Sungai Petani and Alor Setar or Arau (for boats to Langkawi).
All ETS services terminate at the Malaysia / Thailand border station of Padang Besar.
From Padang Besar you can take a Shuttle service to Hat Yai.
Or, take the International Express to Bangkok.
See our ETS Kuala Kangsar to Padang Besar page here >
ETS Trains to the south speed their way to KL Sentral and now have been extended down to Gemas.
Trains to the south of K. Kangsar stop off at:
Ipoh, Batu Gajah, Kampar, Tanjung Malim, Rawang before heading into Kuala Lumpur city centre, then stop at Seremban, Tampin and many smaller stations in between.
If you want to travel further south in to Johor state where the line is still being upgraded, you will have to change trains at Gemas.
Shuttle services travel down to JB Sentral, Johor Bahru.Then another Shuttle takes you over the Causeway to Singapore.
Kuala Kangsar KTM Komuter Trains
From the 16th of September '23, the Butterworth to Padang Rengas KTM Komuter Utara route has been extended to Ipoh, stopping at Kuala Kangsar.
These regular, cheaper trains can now be used to travel from
Kuala Kangsar
to Ipoh (to the south), or from Kuala Kangsar to Butterworth (to the north). You can also connect to the other
KTM Komuter Utara
route from Butterworth to Padang Besar (on the border with Thailand) by changing trains at Bukit Mertajam.
Stations on this route are (from south to north):
Ipoh, Sungai Siput, Kuala Kangsar, Panang Rengas, Taiping, Kamunting, Bagan Serai, Parit Buntar, Nibong Tebal, Simpang Ampat, Bukit Mertajam (BM), Bukit Tengah, and Butterworth (Penang Sentral).
To see the Komuter train timetable from
Bukit Mertajam
to Padang Besar click here >
Buying Kuala Kangsar Train Tickets
All the ETS trains travelling to or from Kuala Kangsar can be booked from any KTMB main station ticketing counter in advance, or:
you can book them online via KTMB or an online ticket agent >
KTM Komuter tickets from Kuala Kangsar are only sold from the station ticket counter on the day of travel.
KTM Kuala Kangsar Train Station Contact Number (no telefon):
You can telephone the Stesen Keretapi Kuala Kangsar on the KTM Kuala Kangsar contact number:
05 - 7761094
Or telephone the main KTM call centre on 1-300-88-5862