The Jungle Railway is 526 km long and runs between Gemas and Tumpat in the northeastern part of Peninsular Malaysia.

Despite it being called the East Coast Line, it only goes near the coast at its terminus in Tumpat: It passes through the forested area of Peninsular Malaysia.

Most of the stations are near rural villages and many stops are just simple platform in the middle of the jungle. The bigger towns along the line are Mentakab, Jerantut, Kuala Lipis (former capital of Pahang state), Gua Musang and Kuala Krai.

The Jungle Railway Stations :

Johor Bahru Sentral Railway Station (JB Sentral)

Kempas Baru Railway Station

Kulai Railway Station

Kluang Railway Station

Segamat Temporary Railway Station

Gemas Railway Station

Bahau Railway Station

Kemayan Railway Station

Triang Railway Station

Mentakab Railway Station

Kuala Krau Railway Station

Jerantut Railway Station

Kerambit Railway Station

Kuala Lipis Railway Station

Merapoh Railway Station

Gua Musang Railway Station

Dabong Railway Station

Krai Railway Station

Tanah Merah Railway Station

Pasir Mas Railway Station

Wakaf Bharu Railway Station

Tumpat Railway Station