KL Sentral is a ultra modern railway station. KL Sentral will not only be the transportation hub of KL, it will incorporate commercial office buildings, hotels, retail, residential condominiums and recreational (30 acres of green park) developments. It'll have satellite and fiber-optic links making it a smart integrated all-in-one city-within-city. At the heart of KLS is a transportation hub that brings together the commuter, intercity and airport Express Rail Link(ERL) with KL's Light Rail Transit (LRT) system. KLS is a mid-point halt along the city's light rail system that passes right inside the transportation hub. KLS serves the PUTRA-LRT  and the KL Monorail, which together with STAR-LRT will form the backbone of urban KL's future transportation network.

The Kuala Lumpur Sentral project covers an area of 28.8 hectares (71 acres) and is expected to be completed by 2010. The five-level KL Sentral Station building comprised two main areas, the main station and the maintenance depot. The station will have 28 tracks, 12 passenger tracks, 14 maintenance tracks and two freight tracks. There will be 12 platforms in the main station -- two each for KTM Bhd and KTM Intercity, four for KTM Komuter, two each for Express Rail Link (ERL) Commuter and Putra LRT. The main station will be able to accommodate 50 million passengers a year and up to 100 million by 2020. Click here for a KTMB Intercity map to see where this station is.