ETS and KTM Komuter Trains from Kajang to Seremban (Kajang ke Seremban)

Seremban – General Information about the Destination

Seremban, the capital city of Negeri Sembilan in Malaysia, is known for its historical significance and cultural sights. Visitors can explore the Sri Menanti Palace and the State Museum and Cultural Complex to delve into the area’s rich history. The city also serves as a starting point for those looking to venture into the outdoors, with attractions like the Gunung Angsi hiking trail and Pantai Hill Beach nearby. Additionally, Seremban is famed for its culinary offerings, especially the Seremban Siew Pau, a savory pastry beloved across the country.

Information about the Route (Kajang to Seremban)

If you’re looking to travel from Kajang to Seremban by train, you have two options to choose from: the ETS train and the KTM Komuter train.

Kajang to Seremban by ETS Train

Travelers can board the Gold-class ETS train for direct service from Kajang to Seremban. The duration of the journey is approximately 50 minutes. Tickets for this service atart at RM14.00 and can be purchased either online or at the ticket counters available at the station.

Schedule of ETS Trains Kajang – Seremban

(Jadual ETS Kajang ke Seremban)

The ETS train from Kajang to Seremban runs twice a day. The first train of the day leaves at 12:54, and the last one departs at 22:15.

See also: ETS and KTM Komuter Trains from Seremban to Kajang

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KTM Kajang to Seremban by KTM Komuter

The KTM Komuter trains running from Kajang to Seremban on the Batu Caves – Pulau Sebang line stop at eight stations along the route. The journey typically takes about 55 minutes, regardless of whether it’s a weekday or weekend. Tickets are available for purchase at the stations, and it’s important to note that you cannot buy them in advance. The stops between Kajang and Seremban include Kajang 2, UKM, Bangi, Batang Benar, Nilai, Labu, Tiroi, and finally Seremban.

Schedule of KTM Komuter Kajang – Seremban

(Jadual Komuter Kajang ke Seremban)

KTM Komuter trains from Kajang to Seremban run 16 times on weekdays, starting at 6:14 in the morning and the last one at 23:27 at night. On weekends, there are 14 services with the first train departing at 7:36 in the morning and the last at 23:25.

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Departure Points – Kajang Station and Kajang 2 Station

Kajang Station

Kajang Station located a short distance from the heart of Kajang town, is an important stop on the Seremban Line for the KTM Komuter and KTM Intercity services. It has three platforms: a side platform attached to the main station structure and two platforms forming an island layout.

This station also connects to the MRT Kajang Line, thanks to a pedestrian bridge that links it to the nearby Kajang MRT Station, making it a vital interchange for passengers.

Passengers at Kajang Station have access to several amenities, including ticket vending machines for self-service, a customer service office for assistance, parking spaces for those with vehicles, and restrooms to cater to basic needs.

See also: Komuter train from Bangi to Seremban

Kajang 2 Station

Kajang 2 station, which opened in March 2023, is located in the southern part of Kajang, at the junction of Jalan Reko and Jalan Fairuza. The station features two side platforms: Platform 1 serving southbound trains and Platform 2 serving northbound trains. Passengers can access ticket counters, toilets, and a parking lot for up to 500 cars. 

Arrival Point – Seremban Railway Station

Seremban Railway Station is a central transport facility in Seremban, serving as a stop for both KTM ETS and KTM Komuter lines. The station, positioned on the Seremban Line, used to be the last stop south on the KTM Komuter route. Its layout includes a side platform and an island platform, providing cover and comfort for travelers waiting for northbound and southbound trains.

The station caters to passenger needs with a range of amenities: a kiosk for quick snacks, a prayer room for spiritual needs, a ticket counter for purchases and inquiries, and ticket vending machines for self-service. Additionally, there’s a taxi stand for easy onward travel, toilets for convenience, and a parking area for those driving to the station.

About ETS

The Electric Train Service (ETS) in Malaysia offers fast and comfortable inter-city rail travel. Trains are air-conditioned with comfortable seating, power sockets for charging devices, and overhead storage. Facilities include restrooms, accessibility for disabled passengers, and on some services, food and beverage options.

About Komuter

KTM Komuter is a commuter rail service in Malaysia operated by Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM). It’s designed to cater to the needs of local commuters with frequent daily services. The trains are equipped with comfortable seating and air conditioning to provide a pleasant journey. The stations typically have basic amenities like ticket vending machines, restrooms, and sometimes small shops or kiosks for passenger convenience. The service is known for being a reliable and cost-effective mode of transportation for daily travel within and between urban areas.

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