Top picks for Kuala Lumpur Train Tickets

Discover 19 Train Tickets in Kuala Lumpur on Trip.com, updated November 9, 2026, with experiences lasting from 0 to 9 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From IDR 35,136 per person, with an average total of IDR 628,333. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 2.816k verified reviews, Train Tickets Kuala Lumpur boast an average rating of 4.8.

This week's most popular Train Tickets: "KLIA Ekspres Ticket Direct Entry with QR Code", with 833 reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "1-day tour to Batu Caves, Putra Mosque, Putrajaya Lake, Merdeka Square and Petronas Twin Towers", a 6-hour adventure in Kuala Lumpur!

The next available day tour departs on November 10, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Kuala Lumpur Train Tickets usually take about 6 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

46% of Kuala Lumpur Train Tickets now offer English-speaking guides

November is perfect for visiting Kuala Lumpur! Choose from 19 available day tours, including seasonal hits like KLIA Ekspres Ticket Direct Entry with QR Code.

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Reviews: KLIA Ekspres Ticket Direct Entry with QR Code
Guest User2026-11-09
Easy to book, great prices, and very user-friendly. Once booked, simply scan the QR code to start your trip – saving time! Plus, there are extra discounts when booking through trip.com. Amazing!
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Reviews: 1-day tour to Batu Caves, Putra Mosque, Putrajaya Lake, Merdeka Square and Petronas Twin Towers
Guest User2026-09-23
Be prepared for this not to be a tour, but a taxi service that takes you to your destination. No tour or explanation. The driver picked us up and waited in the car. Yes, the sights are magnificent, but you need to learn their history for yourself. Be careful near the batu; macaques stole my phone and wallet from my pocket in front of us. They are arrogant, aggressive, and thieving. Overall, the batu is a dissonant attraction. Yes, it's beautiful on the outside, but inside it's a complete dump: filthy and stinking, despite the functioning Hindu temple. Entrance tickets are not included in the tour price, but they, with the exception of the TV tower, are inexpensive. The price for the TV tower observation deck was discouraging 😅 for Malaysians, it's around a thousand rubles, and for non-Malaysians, about four, even with a residence permit.
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Reviews: Kuala Lumpur City with Batu Caves + 22 Attractions Day Tour
Guest User2026-10-04
A wonderful tour. The driver/guide showed us all the city's most interesting sights, sharing facts and stories about them. He also helped us take some great photos :) I highly recommend it!
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Reviews: Kuala Lumpur Half Day City Guided Tour - Morning or Afternoon Tour Option
Guest User2026-10-24
It was amazing trip, thanks to Sasi my tour guide he was very friendly, funny and also helpful.. definitely will use his trip again next time i go to Malaysia!
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Reviews: Kuala Lumpur Grand Full-Day Tour With Tour Guide Service (Shared Tour )
Guest User2026-08-28
导游Darwin很博学,很有耐心👍he can speak Chinese, English, Indian , etc., tks him very much!
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Reviews: Kuala Lumpur 1-day tour: Batu Caves + National Mosque of Malaysia + Petronas Twin Towers + Independence Square + Petaling Street
Guest User2026-08-20
Hiring a car in Kuala Lumpur is very convenient because many attractions are just places you can walk in and take a picture. Also, public transportation in Kuala Lumpur doesn't seem particularly convenient. I recommend hiring a car. However, some drivers will take you to shops where they get a commission, while others won't. You can make your own requests; don't be afraid to speak up. For example, our driver asked if we wanted to buy chocolate, and I said we didn't, and he didn't insist.