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A lakeside path with railings at Batu Metropolitan Park

Batu Metropolitan Park, 2022 · Photo: *angys* / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

The neighbourhood guide

Living in Taman Wahyu, between the lakes.

A neighbourhood in the north of Kuala Lumpur, off Jalan Ipoh, with its own KTM station, water on both sides of the line and a metropolitan park a short walk away.

Where it is

North of the city, one stop from Batu Caves.

Taman Wahyu lies between Kepong to the west, Sentul to the south and Batu Caves to the north. Jalan Ipoh runs beside the station; the Middle Ring Road 2 passes within about 2 km and the DUKE expressway within about 2.5 km. The main postcode is 51200; some addresses on Jalan Ipoh use 68100.

Map of Taman Wahyu with the KTM line, Taman Wahyu station, the Jinjang retention lake to the west, the Sungai Batu retention pond and Batu Metropolitan Park to the east, and the three residences with their walking routes. Jinjang retention lakeSungai Batu retention pondBatu Metropolitan ParkHan-Ya WahyuEco SkyLakeville ResidenceTaman Wahyu KTMKampung Batu KTMMRT Putrajaya Line
Jinjang retention lakeSungai Batu retention pondBatu Metropolitan ParkHan-Ya WahyuEco SkyLakeville ResidenceTaman Wahyu KTMKampung Batu KTMMRT Putrajaya Line
© OpenStreetMap contributors

Walks measured on OpenStreetMap footpaths from the nearest station entrance, September 2026, at 80 m a minute.

The water

Three bodies of water, each with a job.

Two of them are flood retention ponds — part of how this part of the city manages heavy rain — and one sits inside a public park.

Lakeville Residence towers above the lakeshore under a stormy sky

Lakeville Residence, 2023 · Photo: Wiki Farazi / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0

Kolam Takungan Banjir Jinjang

Jinjang retention lake

The largest, west of the railway. Lakeville Residence is built along its shore; Eco Sky is about 150 m away.

A lakeside path with railings at Batu Metropolitan Park

Batu Metropolitan Park, 2022 · Photo: *angys* / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Taman Metropolitan Batu

Batu Metropolitan Park

A public park with a lake and lakeside paths. Its entrance is 577 m on foot from the station — about seven minutes.

© OpenStreetMap contributors

Kolam Takungan Banjir Sungai Batu

Sungai Batu retention pond

A large flood retention pond north-east of the station. Han-Ya Wahyu’s site is about 70 m from its edge.

On a retention pond, water levels and edges are managed for flood control. Ask to see the view in both a wet week and a dry one.

Kevin LeeRegistered real estate negotiator · REN 14973

By train

Your own stop on the Komuter line.

Taman Wahyu (KC04) is on the KTM Komuter Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang Line: one stop from Batu Caves, three from Sentul and seven from KL Sentral. At Kampung Batu, the next stop south, you can change to the MRT Putrajaya Line.

  1. Batu CavesKC051 stop
  2. Taman WahyuKC04You are here
  3. Kampung BatuKC03MRT PY131 stop
  4. Batu KentonmenKC02
  5. SentulKC01
  6. PutraKA04
  7. Bank NegaraKA03
  8. Kuala LumpurKA02
  9. KL SentralKA017 stops
Taman Wahyu KTM Komuter platform with its blue station name board
Taman Wahyu KTM station platform · Photo: Superfast1111 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

By road

From the station, by car.

  • Batu Caves temple6.0 km
  • KL Sentral10.9 km
  • KLCC (Petronas Twin Towers)11.2 km

Shortest road distance from Taman Wahyu station, measured on OpenStreetMap in September 2026. Journey times depend on traffic and are not given here.

Check KTM's current timetable against your own working hours before you commit.

Kevin LeeRegistered real estate negotiator · REN 14973

Is it for you?

Who Taman Wahyu suits — and what to weigh.

It suits you if

  • you travel by rail towards Sentul, KL Sentral or Mid Valley — or want the MRT one stop away;
  • you want green space close by: Batu Metropolitan Park’s lakeside paths are a short walk from the station;
  • you are weighing a new launch against a completed home, and want both in one neighbourhood;
  • you head north often: Batu Caves is one stop by train.

Weigh it carefully if

  1. you need very frequent trains — the Komuter runs to a timetable, so check it against your hours;
  2. a lake view is the point — two of the lakes are flood retention ponds, so see them in different weather;
  3. you plan to live beside a building site — Han-Ya Wahyu is under construction until its expected completion in 2031;
  4. you want a uniform new district — Taman Wahyu mixes older terrace streets and shops with new towers.

Visit twice: once on a weekday at rush hour, once on a weekend afternoon. Taman Wahyu shows two different faces.

Kevin LeeRegistered real estate negotiator · REN 14973

Questions

About the area.

Where is Taman Wahyu?

In the north of Kuala Lumpur, off Jalan Ipoh, between Kepong, Sentul and Batu Caves. The main postcode is 51200.

Is Taman Wahyu near Batu Caves?

Yes. Batu Caves is the next stop north on the KTM Komuter line, and the temple is about 6.0 km by road from Taman Wahyu station.

How far is Taman Wahyu from KLCC?

About 11.2 km by road from the station, measured on OpenStreetMap. By rail, KL Sentral is seven stops away on the same Komuter line.

Is there an MRT station near Taman Wahyu?

Kampung Batu, one stop south on the KTM line, is an interchange with the MRT Putrajaya Line.

Is there a park in Taman Wahyu?

Batu Metropolitan Park, with a lake and walking paths, has its entrance 577 m on foot from Taman Wahyu station.

Which condominiums are in Taman Wahyu?

This guide covers Han-Ya Wahyu (new launch, TSLAW Land), Eco Sky (completed, Eco World) and Lakeville Residence (completed, Mah Sing).

Walk it with Kevin

The best way to judge Taman Wahyu is on foot.

Kevin can walk you from the station to each residence, answer what this guide cannot, and arrange viewings on the way.

Kevin Lee · REN 14973 · FLP Realty Sdn Bhd (E(1) 1718)

The Taman Wahyu name board on the KTM Komuter platform

Taman Wahyu KTM station, 2022 · Photo: *angys* / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

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