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Thanks to kentut besar and cochinjew, I was able to book Grassland Express tickets online(leaving Golden Mile Shopping Centre, Beach Road) from Singapore to Melaka.
I will also be traveling from Melaka to KL, and then KL to Penang. Grassland Express does not go from Melaka to KL. What bus companies might make these two trips? Where can I buy the tickets? My trip is in December. thanks!
Transnasional http://www.journeymalaysia.com/ptamelaka.htm
In October, I am playing a "tour guide" to a group of Malaysians, taking them around Historic Malacca..so i will keep in mind your question about Malacca to KL. There are frequent buses on that route and it is a short hop, notwithstanding the congestion when you arrive in KL. delima goes on the hour and it is only about 10 ringgits one way to Pudu Raya. you can book them on line i think but it is not absolutely necessary unless you are travelling over weekend or holiday period. I do not like transnational bus company because of some bad experiences with them. malacca sentral station is mdoern and convenient, there is a regular bus to the centre of town as well.
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Transnasional Express is a reputable transport company that serve most part of Peninsular Malaysia (including Singapore & Southern Thailand). Check details on its website: http://www.nadi.com.my/transportation_routes_express.asp
Apart from Transnasional, you may also consider Delima Express and Metrobus Express for the journey from Melaka to KL. You can buy the tickets from Melaka Sentral bus terminal, there are buses going to KL almost every hour during day time. Hwever, book the ticket early during weekend/school holidays/public holiday.
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Vanakam, your 2 best options are (1) Transnational & (2) Delima.
I believe they leave almost every hour from the "new" coach station in Malacca (new as in NOT the prehistoric decrepit cesspool by the river that they had as far back as 2002). Unless you are there over a holiday period, no need for advance booking, 1 hour before also will do.
I remember in 2004 they already had a spanking new coach station outside the main Malacca town area, & thats a lot more efficient & passenger-friendly.
I think Konsortium also might be able to do this, but its better to check personally.
Hope this helps, cheers.
Near the red house, at Jalan Laksamana you see this church built in 1849 by French missionary, the church was dedicated to St Francis Xavier who was buried near by at St Paul but his body was dug out and reburied in India Goa.
It has an authentic Gothic tower
Water : Generally safe to drink water straight from tap. Bottled mineral water, however, easily available in shops & supermarkets
Electricity : 220--240 volts are available. Plug fittings must be three pin square
Mobile Phone Network : GSM, PCN and Analog
Taxes : Some shops will add a 5% tax. At some food and beverage outlets they will also charge an additional 5% to 10% tax.
Currency : The ringgit is the currency of Malaysia and is also known as the Malaysian dollar. 1 dollar equals 100 cents. You can change money and travellers cheques at banks and moneychangers. Credit cards are usually accepted in hotels and department stores. Cash however, is needed in the rural areas.
Banking hours :Banks are usually open from 10 a.m. up to 3 p.m. from Monday to Friday and 9.30 a.m. up to 11 a.m. on Saturdays.
Seen this one on our way back to KL coming from Melaka proper. Attracted by its green painting, it kept me wondering what it was until I found out it was a mosque. This state mosque has a different architecture, a 150 year old Sumatran inspired architecture.
Located at Jalan Tengkera, Melaka.
You can find quaint little shops like this all along Jonker Street...most sell antiques and souvenirs, there are even one or two that offer painted wooden sandals for sale. Melaka is well-known as a haven for antiques, however if you are not an antique expert, best bring along a friend who knows the genuine from the fake.
Excepted some nightclubs in hotels (Bayview, ...) nightlife seems to be flatt, excepted for those who like Karaokes. If so, most of the well-known Karaoke are located in the hot spot of Melaka, Melaka Raya streets (one night club also, end of the street).
Sometime good live musik also, but verry strong. No restrictions in my view
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