Taiping Railway Station

Taiping Railway Station (31 August, 2015)


Taiping Railway Station (GPS: 4.85207, 100.73123) is the oldest railway station in the country. The station was originally built in 1882, for the railway line between Taiping and Port Weld, in present-day Kuala Sepetang. The station was rebuilt the first time in early 1900s, to accommodate the train services between Taiping and Prai (eventually extended to Butterworth), and then between Taiping and Kuala Lumpur.

In 2013, the Taiping Railway Station was rebuilt a second time, to prepare it for the introduction of the Electric Train Service from Kuala Lumpur. The ETS service began on 11 July, 2015. The Taiping Railway Station is between the Padang Rengas Railway Station and Parit Buntar Railway Station.

Ticket counter at the Taiping Railway Station (31 August, 2015)

The Taiping Railway Station is on the Map of KTM Electric Train Service.

360° View of Taiping Railway Station on Google Maps Street View

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