Kuala Lumpur Railway Station was built by the British in 1910. Its stark white, Indo-Saracenic design has several Moorish Revival elements such as horseshoe arches and chhatri domes. However, inside the platforms resembled those found in the United Kingdom during the early 20th century. This was the city’s main train station until 2001 when the KL Sentral opened and became Malaysia’s largest terminal.
