MRT3 Stations

MRT3 Stations are planned to be situated in areas that provide maximum connectivity with the other rail lines. Malaysia is undergoing a major transformation of its urban environment, driven by the development of world-class infrastructure. A key driver of this progress is the MRT 3 Circle Line, which is set to complete the Klang Valley rail loop and play a pivotal role in shaping future mobility and property growth.

Spanning 51.6 kilometres, the line will encircle Kuala Lumpur and integrate seamlessly with existing MRT, LRT, KTM, and Monorail services via 10 interchange stations. In total, it will comprise 33 stations—26 elevated and 7 underground, including several provisional stops—providing extensive reach across both established districts and up-and-coming areas.

Here are the stations :-

• Titiwangsa

• Kampung Puah

• Jalan Langkawi

• Danau Kota

• Setapak

• Rejang

• Setiawangsa

• AU2

• Taman Hillview (provisional)

• Tasik Ampang

• Kampung Pandan

• Pandan Indah

• Taman Kencana

• Taman Cheras 

• Taman Midah

• Jalan Yaacob Latif

• Sri Permaisuri.

• Salak Selatan

• Salak Jaya (provisional)

• Kuchai

• Old Klang Road

• Pantai Dalam

• Pantai Permai

• Universiti 

• UM 

• Bukit Kiara South

• Bukit Kiara

• Sri Hartamas

• Bukit Segambut

• Taman Sri Sinar

• Dutamas

With final approval granted in July 2025, land acquisition is now underway. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2027, with completion targeted for 2032. Once operational, MRT 3 will ease congestion, shorten commutes, and transform Greater Kuala Lumpur’s property market by creating new growth corridors and investment hotspots.