Introducing Malaysia's First Circular Rail Line
The Circle Line (MRT3) is an innovative addition to Klang Valley’s urban rail network is set to transform how we move around the city.
Spanning 51km around the city’s perimeter, this circular route offers seamless travel in both directions, connecting effortlessly with the MRT, LRT, KTM, and Monorail lines through 10 strategically placed interchange stations. This integration enhances connectivity and efficiency, making it easier than ever to navigate the city.
One of the standout features of the Circle Line is its bypass functionality, enabling passengers to travel across the city without having to pass through an often congested city centre. This means faster, more convenient travel for everyone.
Construction is slated to begin in 2026, with the entire Circle Line (MRT3) anticipated to be fully operational by 2032.
Connecting the City Like Never Before
The Circle Line (MRT3) enhances connectivity for faster, more convenient travel for everyone.
Moving Along The Alignment
Say goodbye to long commutes! Maria, a nurse at Hospital Kuala Lumpur, currently spends 80 minutes traveling from Taman Sri Sinar. With the new Circle Line, her journey will reduce to just 20 minutes, thanks to a quick transfer at the Titiwangsa interchange.
This boost in accessibility will make daily travel easier and help local businesses thrive, bringing Taman Sri Sinar and the surrounding Segambut Dalam closer to all the opportunities Klang Valley has to offer.
Attending events at MATRADE just got a whole lot easier. Previously, traffic congestion and parking issues made getting to this event space a hassle. With a new station in Dutamas, MATRADE will be effortlessly accessible via the Circle Line.
This means less time stuck in traffic and more time enjoying the events, plus a boost to local business and convenience for the surrounding community.