GMA–Kamuning station

GMA–Kamuning Avenue station was opened on December 15, 1999, as part of MRT's initial section from to . On July 15, 2024, the Kamuning stop of the EDSA Carousel was opened adjacent to the station on the EDSA median. Access to the bus stop is provided exclusively through the station. In 2025, the station's name was adopted for the GMA Network's official subreddit, r/KamuningStation. ==Nearby landmarks==

The station is near Timog Avenue, known for being an entertainment district of Quezon City, as well as the GMA Network Center, Manuel L. Quezon University, Victoria Sports Tower, Anchor Tower, and Department of Public Works and Highways – Quezon City 2nd District Engineering Office. It is near Quezon City's Diliman area, where Public-Private Partnership Center, Land Transportation Office, Philippine Statistics Authority, National Irrigation Administration, and Philippine Heart Center in Triangle Park are accessible via East Avenue. National Electrification Administration, National Water Resources Board, and Dangerous Drugs Board along Internal Road are also nearby. ==Transportation links==

The Kamuning stop of the EDSA Carousel station is located just next to the MRT station and is accessible through it. Jeepneys serve the area, with a northbound terminal at the intersection of EDSA and East Avenue, and both jeepneys and buses operate along the East and Timog Avenue routes. Bus terminals such as those of JAM Liner and JAC Liner are located nearby, just south of EDSA's intersection with East and Timog Avenues. Tricycles ply the nearby inner roads. ==Gallery==

File:MRT Kamuning Station (EDSA, Quezon City; 03-21-2021).jpg|GMA–Kamuning station from street level File:MRT-3 Kamuning Station Platform 1.jpg|A train serving the station File:MRT-3 Tracks Kamuning 1.jpg|View of Kamuning from the station File:MRT-3 Kamuning Station Platform 2.jpg|Station platforms File:Kamuning MRT Station view.jpg|View of buildings outside Kamuning station MRTC 3000 trains from Kamuning footbridge.jpg|The station from the Kamuning Footbridge ==See also==