“I’m so glad that we now have the MRT that goes to Kajang. We live in Taman Tun Dr Ismail (in Kuala Lumpur) and all we have to do is park our car at the MRT station there and take the train to come here. The ride is over one hour long but the journey is good. In fact, this is our third time here!
“The train is spacious and the air-conditioning system works really well. I also enjoy looking out the window especially when we’re on the elevated rail lines although my wife doesn’t quite fancy the dizzying height,” said Mr Wong.
What could be another draw in the area is the Masjid Jamek Kajang. The mosque, which was recently re-opened after being closed for two years for renovation purposes, used to be bright yellow in colour. It is now painted in subdued brown tones befitting its position as a house of worship.
Apart from the obligatory daily prayers, the mosque, which was founded in the 1960s, also organises religious classes in the evenings.
Right below the station, close to Exit A is a bus stop where you can take feeder buses (T457, T458, T459 and T460) to various places including Masjid Jamek Kajang, Taman Punca Saujana, Pejabat Air Selangor, Kolej Vokasional Selangor and Kajang Prima.