Malaysia National Sports Complex

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The Malaysia National Sports Complex is a major multi-sport facility in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, best known for housing the Bukit Jalil National Stadium and hosting national and international sporting events.

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instanceOf multi-sport facility
sports complex
bestKnownFor hosting international sporting events
hosting national sporting events
housing Bukit Jalil National Stadium
contains Bukit Jalil National Stadium NERFINISHED
National Aquatic Centre NERFINISHED
National Hockey Stadium NERFINISHED
National Lawn Bowls Centre NERFINISHED
National Squash Centre NERFINISHED
National Tennis Centre NERFINISHED
National Velodrome (former Bukit Jalil velodrome) NERFINISHED
Putra Indoor Stadium NERFINISHED
athletes’ hostel
athletics training track
car parks
commercial areas
practice football fields
sports school facilities
sports science facilities
country Malaysia
developmentType purpose-built sports hub
function major event venue
national training centre
public sports facilities
hasSurface multiple surface types
hostedEvent 1998 Commonwealth Games NERFINISHED
2001 Southeast Asian Games NERFINISHED
2017 ASEAN Para Games
2017 Southeast Asian Games NERFINISHED
AFF Championship football matches
Malaysia Cup finals NERFINISHED
athletics championships
international football friendlies
major badminton tournaments
swimming and diving competitions
locatedIn Bukit Jalil NERFINISHED
Klang Valley NERFINISHED
Kuala Lumpur NERFINISHED
Selangor NERFINISHED
nearbyTransport Bukit Jalil LRT station NERFINISHED
Sri Petaling LRT line NERFINISHED
notableFeature one of the largest sports complexes in Southeast Asia
openedForUse 1990s
operatedBy National Sports Council of Malaysia NERFINISHED
ownedBy Government of Malaysia NERFINISHED
primaryStadiumCapacity approximately 87000 GENERATED
regionServed Greater Kuala Lumpur NERFINISHED
Malaysia NERFINISHED

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Bukit Jalil LRT station serves Malaysia National Sports Complex
Axiata Arena partOf Malaysia National Sports Complex
this entity surface form: Bukit Jalil National Sports Complex