
THE "TRAIN ACROSS TIME" MURAL
At GSM Chicken Station, Segamat
Largest Train Mural in Malaysia
About the "Train Across Time" Mural
Located on the exterior wall of GSM Chicken Station on Jalan Abdullah in Segamat’s old town, the “Train Across Time” mural depicts a 1954 steam train meeting a 2024 modern train. It creates a beautiful tableau that bridges time, narrating the changes of the ages and the progression of the times.
The mural’s total size is 43.8 meters in length and 10.4 meters in height. It is funded by GSM Chicken Station and is specially painted by renowned mural artist Mr. Tan Jian Siong from Muar. Trains were chosen as the mural’s theme primarily because the train station is one of the landmarks of Segamat.
The Development Process of the "Train Across Time" Mural
The historic railway bridge has become a tourist attraction, and the new train station is now operational. By recreating the old Segamat train station, which was completely demolished, in the form of a mural, it connects the oldest and newest train station, creating a unique railway-themed journey through Segamat for visitors.
The team spent several months searching for old photos of the station as reference and finally found one taken on July 28, 1954, from the official archives of KTMB. This impressive artwork, painted by renowned artist Mr. Tan Jian Siong, depicts a 1954 steam train meeting a 2024 modern train, symbolizing the rich history and forward-looking vision of Segamat’s railway heritage.
This mural is more than just an artwork; its intricate details, including authentic wooden railroad ties and classic train station elements, serve as a catalyst to draw visitors and reconnect locals with Segamat’s rich cultural heritage, celebrating the past while looking forward to the future.
OUR MILESTONE
Must-Visit Tourism Spot in Segamat
The “Train Across Time” has quickly become a significant tourism attraction, drawing visitors from near and far. This mural not only enhances the cultural landscape of Segamat but also revitalizes the local economy by attracting tourists eager to witness this breathtaking blend of history and art.
















