The following are some of the pictures of Muzium Negara MRT station during construction.
📅 July 2017
Modes of public transport from yesteryear.
Escalator access to the train boarding platforms.
Faregates for Muzium Negara station.
Ticket vending machines on the concourse level.
Boarding Platform 1: Sungai Buloh – Kajang Line towards Kajang.
Public transport from the early days.
Concourse level of the Muzium Negara station.
Concourse level of the Muzium Negara station.
Boarding platforms of Muzium Negara station.
Boarding platforms of Muzium Negara station.
📅 April 2017
Landscaping and turfing done the Muzium Negara Station.
View of the platform level of the Muzium Negara Station.
📅 February 2017
Automated fare collection gates that have been installed inside the Muzium Negara Station.
The customer service office that has been built inside the Muzium Negara Station.
📅 January 2017
Aerial view of Muzium Negara MRT station in front of the Muzium Negara building.
Entrance of the MRT station next to the Muzium Negara building.
Entrance of Muzium Negara station near Muzium Negara.
Entrance of Muzium Negara station near KL Sentral.
📅 December 2016
Landscaping works that had commenced at the Muzium Negara Station.
📅 October 2016
View of the entrance and ventilation buildings of the Muzium Negara Station.
An MRT work train locomotive transporting equipment passing through the Muzium Negara Station.
📅 August 2016
Entrance and ventilation buildings of the Muzium Negara Station taking shape.
View of the concourse level of the Muzium Negara Station.
Escalators and staircases leading to the platform level of the Muzium Negara Station.
View of the construction works at the platform level inside the Muzium Negara Station.
Artist impression
Artist impression of Muzium Negara station.
MRT stations of MRT Kajang Line
The MRT Kajang Line is the first line of the Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit Project (KVMRT). The line runs underground for a distance of 9.5km beneath the centre of Kuala Lumpur while the rest of the alignment is elevated. The line has 31 stations of which seven are underground.
The following is a simplified table showing the integrations and connections of MRT Kajang Line with other rail systems to complete the Greater Kuala Lumpur / Klang Valley Integrated Transit System.
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