Heritage Building of Kuala Lumpur | The Old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station

One of the most prominent landmarks of Kuala Lumpur in yesteryear apart from the Sultan Abdul Samad Building must be the old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station whose function has now been replaced by the new and modern KL Sentral since 2001.The old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station was designed by AB Hubback with significant Mughal architectural style. The same architectural style was also applied to the KTM Headquarters located across the road, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and the Masjid Jamek (it was also designed by AB Hubback). In other words it was the contemporary architectural style at that time.This majestic railway station complex was completed at a cost of 23,000 dollars and began its operation on 1 August 1910. This elegant building is considered one of the most beautiful Mughal architecture outside India. The Old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station in a frame The classic architecture vs the new and modern skyscrapers At dusk In a frame within a frame. Your comments and criticism are welcomed with open arms.