Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad

KTMB is one of the remaining historical buildings in Kuala Lumpur. The architecture of the building was design uniquely and has Moorish characteristics to it. The building itself is quite noticeable as it along a main road (Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin). I think the minarets and the arches along the corridors of the building are the ones that stand out the most. It is certainly easy to find parking and we are allowed to park in front of the building.
I adore how the original aged brown colour of the façade is preserved but the inside is painted wash white which makes it look clean and tidy for an office. Sadly, we can only walk around the ground floor, as it is an official office for KTM. Nevertheless, when standing in the building itself, the central staircase is very fascinating to look at! It is a spiral staircase towards the central dome and the craftsmanship of the ironwork for the banister is equally amazing too. Another downside of visiting this building is, no one is allowed to take photos with a model especially when you have a tripod unless you get a permission letter and of course paying a sum of money.