Batu Caves Komuter Station

Batu Caves Komuter Station
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Batu Caves Komuter Station (GPS: 3.23782, 101.68108) is a station of the KTM Komuter Port Klang Line. Located in the Batu Caves district of Selangor, the station was originally the Batu Caves Railway Station which started operating as early as 1905. It was renovated for the extension of the KTM Komuter Port Klang-Sentul line, and when it reopened in August 2010, the KTM Komuter service was extended to Batu Caves.

The Batu Caves Komuter Station now serves as the terminus of the Port Klang Line. The station before it is the Taman Wahyu Komuter Station. It is located on Jalan Stesen off Jalan Batu Caves (State Route B22). The station has one side platform and one island platform.

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Getting to the Batu Caves Komuter Station

If you need to reach the Batu Caves Komuter Station by bus, the nearest bus stop is on Jalan Batu Caves. It is served by RapidKL bus T204, U6(W) and U6.

The Batu Caves Komuter Station is on the map of the Train Stations in and around the Klang Valley.

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