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Buses & Coaches Kuala Lumpur

160 Reviews Tasik Selantan Terminal (TBS) is a new bus terminal located south of Kuala Lumpur at a district named Bandar Tasik Selatan. This modern and huge bus terminal starts operating in 2011 with modern...

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Bus into/out of Penang Penang

22 Reviews Sungai Nibong Bus Terminal (Long Distance or Long Journey Bus...

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LRT (Light Rail Transit) Kuala Lumpur

79 Reviews KL has 3 lines of metro systems: PUTRA-LRT,STAR-LRT and the KL Monorail Line. No doubt, trains are the easiest and fastest way to get around the city. One way fare ranges from RM.70 to RM2.90. You...

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Public Transport in Penang Penang

31 Reviews Hi, If you arrive by bus at Georgetown, I presume that you reach at Komtar. I am sorry if i m mistaken. From Komtar to Tanjung Bungah, you can take bus, RAPID Penang number 101. Here is the route...

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Taxis Kuala Lumpur

61 Reviews I have prepared myself before our flight. Have read a lot so I already got ideas and it helped me a lot. Since we tour as a family, 2seniors and a 3year old child as a companion , i'm so concerned...

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Penang International Airport Penang

17 Reviews Hi.. I stayed in Tune Hotel Penang. I didnt take taxi from airport to Tune Hotel. From airport, you can take Rapid Penang. Go to downstair and find the Rapid Penang bus counter. Bus number is U401....

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Monorail Kuala Lumpur

56 Reviews Like many other Asian cities, Kuala Lumpur dominated by motorized traffic. Cars and motorcycles given free rein, though congestion is the order of the day. In the nineties of the twentieth century,...

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Ferry Terminal to Butterworth Penang

12 Reviews eventhough the is a bridge to connect the main land to penang, we decide to take a ferry trip to cross to the island.avoid weekend or during 8-9am or 5-6 pm as people coming and going back from the...

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Trains Kuala Lumpur

44 Reviews The 6-hour train ride from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is safe, smooth, comfortable, and easy. We took the sleeper class. Though the price may be double than that of SG-MY bus/coaches, the...

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Ferry Terminal to Langkawi & Indonesia Penang

10 Reviews There are regular boat service between Penang-Medan and Penang-Langkawi (& Pulau Payar). It is about 5-6 hours to Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia and 2-3 hours to Langkawi. Beware that the seas can be...

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KLIA Ekspres Kuala Lumpur

34 Reviews The KLIA Ekspres is a great introduction to Kuala Lumpur. Jump on the high speed service at KL airport and less than 30 minutes later you arrive at KL Sentral. Cruising at speeds of up to 160kph the...

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Rent a Car in Penang Penang

14 Reviews In my experience it was really great to round the island with the van.. we was rented nissan urvan van frm ssn rental. it was brand new van and was simply comfortable for 13 people. but the van is 15...

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Air Travel Kuala Lumpur

94 Reviews Don't make the mistake that I did - assuming that all airlines go to and from KL International Airport, because they don't! Thank goodness, I had a good 3 hours before my flight, so I had time to...

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Fun time - Trishaw ride Penang

16 Reviews Once the most common mode of transport, the trishaw (rickshaw) is still very much alive today. Riding in it is a very pleasant experience for in Penang and, the trishaw is King Of The Road. You can...

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Cars - private and rental Kuala Lumpur

15 Reviews I won't give any assurance on this as I have not tried it myself. Came upon their site while searching for info on safer public transportation for tourist. What I think I can do is, I'll contact them...

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Train terminal in Butterworth Penang

3 Reviews we got off the ferry from butterworth after a train journey from singapore,where we had been warned that all taxi drivers are robbers in penang(off singapore taxi drivers) and tried to get a taxi to...

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KLIA Transit Kuala Lumpur

6 Reviews There is no direct train between KL Sentral and Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT). KLIA Express provides an alternative way to reach LCCT with the combination of Train and shuttle bus. You can catch...

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Drive into Penang Penang

6 Reviews Driving into Penang is make easy ever since the Penang bridge is built. It is the longest bridge built in SEA. Travel into Penang is free but when travel out, you must pay around RM16 ( Cant remember...

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Boats & Ferries Kuala Lumpur

3 Reviews If you want to experience something different like a ferry boat ride to a shopping mall. Then try to take a water taxi to Mines Shopping Mall for a few Ringgit. The ride took only a couple of minutes...

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Motorcycling Kuala Lumpur

4 Reviews Yes, this is the one thing I have noticed in the city of Kuala Lumpur. There is plenty of motorcycle on the road. Many times during my tour, I have seen this means of transportation and mind you they...

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We took a local bus from...

by richiecdisc

We took a local bus from Singapore to Johor Bahru, a town on the Singaporean side of the border, and hopped on a short local bus into Malaysia. Went through Immigration, changed money and got a bus to Malacca from there. I think we saved about $5 by not taking the express bus from Singapore to Malacca. An interesting experience I'd skip next time. ;-)Buses are certainly the cheapest way to get around and most extensive too. But around town, much more fun to use a trickshaw, as this one in Penang.

I flew with Malaysia Air who...

by artful280

I flew with Malaysia Air who were very good on the whole.But be warned, specifiy that you want non smoking as we were stuck in the back of a full plane on the return leg which was full of smokers, and no travel has never made me so ill than sitting there unable to escape for 10 hours.

Well, to get to an island, you...

by Pierre_Rouss

Well, to get to an island, you take boats. Mersing is a good place to board a boat to bring you to various off-shore islands.Just beside the information bureau, you can purchase tickets to board 'regular' boats for various destinations. You can also book accomodations for a couple of resort on said island.

I'm going to spend some time...

by Krystynn

I'm going to spend some time now talking about the DRIVING situation here in Malaysia. Malaysians and foreigners who have driven in this country would surely be able to relate to the difference between “driving” and “driving in Malaysia...esp. K.L.”. While Malaysians are generally warm, friendly and mild-mannered people, some of them DO undergo a SHOCKING transformation the minute the engines of their cars are revved up! I've since noticed that there are basically TWO kinds of driving personalities. Ready to listen to them?? The Formula One / Kiasu drivers. These folks are ALWAYS in a hurry. They are Aryton Senna reincarnated! Narrow roads and on-coming traffic will NOT deter these daredevils as they overtake left and right and then, right and left... in their rush to go God-knows-where!! Cutting queues, beating traffic lights, double-parking and honking at slower cars are a way of life...

To get to these magical...

by Krystynn

To get to these magical islands, you can either choose to take a bumpy ferry ride or hop onto one of these propeller planes to reach your respective destinations (see photo below). These island airports are usually VERY small... and so are the planes used! :-((( O.K., you can start praying now... :-))Photo below: The small airport at PULAU TIOMAN. If you need to travel from one state to another, interstate cabs are both inexpensive and fast to travel (compared to taking the public bus). You can find this cab stand in Kuala Lumpur, located on Level 2 of the Pudu Raya Bus Terminal (just in case you're toying with the idea of taking one!). Fares for interstate cabs are fixed. Meters are NOT used. Ah, but the city cabs are metered though. In Kuala Lumpur, cabs are easily recognizable by their yellow and black colour or the new red and white colour. The starting fare is RM2 (that works out to...

The airport is very cool,...

by LCF

The airport is very cool, taking the bus from there is a lot cheaper if you know where you want to go, or else get a taxiBuses are slow but serves everywhere, the kommuter will take you to most places only, then you have to take bus, if you can afford it, take a taxi. Bus drivers are sometimes very scary... numbers on them not clear, ie you have to find out which no. goes where

You can get there by plane....

by Go-again

You can get there by plane. But I think a good option is by bus from Singapore. Stay a night or two in Singapore, to get used to the climat in a clean and 'western' surrounding. Taxi's are availlable everywhere and you can get a good price (bargain!)The taxi is not always a new and good car.... We had one where the door was tied with a rope, and one where smoke came out of the dashboard. But we always came on our destination.The busy traffic is to chaotic to drive yourself , I think it is to dangerous.

North South Highway: Malaysia...

by Gnome

North South Highway: Malaysia has a relatively new highway which goes from the southern border with Singapore up to the northern border with Thailand. This makes travelling along the west coast very convenient - easily done in a full day. The road is completely functional and extremely boring, except for if you run into a big thuderstorm. I can guarantee you will never want to see another palm oil tree in your whole life.

Take a SBS bus from Singapore...

by S_R_NAIDU

Take a SBS bus from Singapore to Johor Baru. Cross the CAUSEWAY to Johor Baru (Malaysia). After Customs inspections/checkings at the Checkpoint, the bus proceeds to Larkin Bus Terminus. You must make a switchover and book a seat for a direct bus to Melaka from Larkin Bus Terminus. Taxis are available from Johor Baru to MELAKA. Buses or Taxis operate from from Kuala Lumpur to Larkin in Johor Baru.Bus, Taxi and Car.

We flew into Singapore from...

by kenoath

We flew into Singapore from Australia and then went by bus to Johar Bharu across the road bridge. You go through customs TWICE! No hassles at all and if you miss the bus there is always one coming along in about 10 minutes, so do not leave anything on the bus as you go through customs.Bus. It is so cheap and you see lots along the way. Don't be put off with the bus drivers road sense! They do take a few risks but it's all part of the fun!Train. From Kuala Lumpur up the west coast is great, heaps to see.

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Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur

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Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa Penang

15 Reviews and 554 Opinions we were overall very pleased with the hotel especially considering we found a package meaning rooms...

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Aldy Hotel Negeri Melaka

1 Review and 50 Opinions Aldy Hotel is situated in centre of Melaka Town next to the Police Station and opposite the...

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Q: Hi Just wondering if anyone could suggest a plan of attack for a holiday for 7 adults and 3 kids at xmas time for 12 days, fun...

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