Nine ETS trains run from Kluang to Seremban, taking between 2 hours 1 minute and 2 hours 9 minutes to cover 210 km. The first leaves at 07:52 and the last at 18:22.
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Timetables
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| Train | Kluang | Seremban |
|---|---|---|
| EX9572* | 07:52 | 09:53 |
| EG9442 | 08:38 | 10:47 |
| EP9524 | 09:36 | 11:42 |
| EP9326 | 10:45 | 12:47 |
| EP9428 | 12:15 | 14:17 |
| EP9528 | 13:41 | 15:47 |
| EP9530 | 15:56 | 18:02 |
| EP9532 | 17:16 | 19:22 |
| EX9578* | 18:22 | 20:23 |
* Fri, Sat, Sun only
Average journey time: 2 hours 4 minutes
How to buy tickets
It’s easiest to book online using Baolau, where you can check routes, availability and buy tickets. Baolau also lets you choose seats on the ETS and Intercity trains, showing real-time availability.
All trains are available to book online apart from the KTM Komuter, which must be bought at the station on the day of travel. You cannot reserve a seat on the Komuter trains but they can’t sell out, so you’ll always be able to at least get onboard, even if all the seats are taken.
Tickets can also be bought at stations for the ETS or Intercity services. Unless you have a good reason to, there’s no need to buy at the station, online is easier.
How far ahead you can book depends on the train and how much of the route you ride. KTMB releases tickets in monthly batches, usually about 6 months ahead, but release dates vary. Travel up to 31 Dec 2026 is on sale now. For full details on booking windows, see the when to book Malaysia train tickets guide.
Kluang to Seremban train tickets
About the route
The route runs north through Labis, Segamat and Gemas, and it is a daytime trip, so you see the oil palm estates and small towns along the way. Two of the nine run only at the weekend. If you are going on to Kuala Lumpur, the same trains continue and there is no need to change at Seremban.
Seremban is the capital of Negeri Sembilan, with Minangkabau-style roofs on many of its public buildings and a good state museum. The station is outside the centre, so you will need a taxi or Grab to reach the town.
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