Buses & Coaches, Kuala Lumpur

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    Best Way to Visit Major Attractions in KL

    by hxnis Updated May 15, 2011 2 reviews

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    If you want to visit Kuala Lumpur area, I suggest you to take Hop on Hop off bus to get around KL. It is a double decker bus. You can go to more than 20 city attraction with the bus. Cheaper than take a city tour guide.

    KL Tower
    KLCC
    Titiwangsa Lake
    Bukit Bintang (Star Hill) - Shopping heaven
    Little India
    Chinatown
    Istana Negara (national Palace)
    National museum
    Jalan P. Ramlee - Have many bars and cafes for nightlife outing.

    just name a few places.

    There are two type of ticket for adult.

    MYR38 (about $12) for 24 hours
    MYR65 (about $21) for 48 hours

    Different price for children.

    The hours stated above means you can use the ticket for 24/48 hours. No need to buy new ticket every time you get in the bus.

    The bus operating from 8am to 10pm.

    Just wait at any places that have special signboard that show "KL Hop on Hop off" because you can buy the ticket in the bus.

    Hope this will help you.

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    Tour Buses

    by machomikemd Updated May 11, 2011 5327 reviews
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    there are lots of tour buses and tour companies in Kuala Lumpur. they are for hire or Hop On Hop Off variety or Package Tours. If you are on a budget or you want to spend more time on the various tourist sites in and around the Kuala Lumpur area, your best bet wil be the Hop On Hop Off Bus that offers unlimited rides from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and they offer 2 day passes as well since the KL Hop-on Hop-off City Tour is based on the increasingly popular bus tour concept now found in major cities worldwide, with buses running every 15 or 30 minutes from most of the key points of interest around the city. Due to the local climate, though, the glass-roofed vehicles are fully enclosed and air-conditioned. They operate a circular route taking in some 40 attractions. you can have free brochures of the bus tours and hop on bus tours at hotel and malls.

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    Sri Maju Express

    by machomikemd Updated May 11, 2011 5327 reviews

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    this company is one of the largest bus companies in malaysia and they offer long trips to and from kuala lumpur to other parts of malaysia like penang or malacca or johore bahru and more especially to Singapore. There are basically two types of express bus services to Singapore, the economy with sleeper couches with just 27 persons per bus maximum and the first class coach which is a double decker bus with again 27 persons with sleeper couches on the second deck and a large bar with bathroom and rest area on the lower level and with free meal and drinks included. we took this bus at the new Bandar Tasik Selatan Bus Station.

    The cost of a one way economy trip to singapore is RM 40 and for the first class trip on a double decker bus is RM 75.

    KUALA LUMPUR
    Address : Counter 7 & 8, Bangunan Hentian Puduraya,
    Kuala Lumpur (Platform 17)
    Telephone: 03-20701279

    IMBI, KUALA LUMPUR
    Address : Kaunter 4, Perhentian Bas Pasar Rakyat, No. 8, Jln Melati,
    Jalan Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
    Telephone: 03-21427211

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    Bandar Tasik Selatan Bus Terminal

    by machomikemd Updated May 11, 2011 5327 reviews
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    the puduraya bus terminal was the main bus terminal for long range bus drives that go to far areas like penang, johore, singapore, thailand and other cities of Peninsular Malaysia but it was replaced recently by the Bandar Tasik Selatan Bus Terminal. This placed is really brand new and there are not much people inside yet! The Terminal is connected to the present pedestrian bridge that links Rapid KL LRT (Sri Petaling line), KTM Komuter (Rawang-Seremban line) and ERL KLIA Transit together, via a new pedestrian bridge which the entrance is one level higher. The terminal has six floors, 55 bus platforms, 150 taxi bays, 1,000 parking bays (including dedicated bays for women) and 1,800 seats for the public in the fully air-conditioned waiting halls and best of all, there are dining and shopping options inside! we even ate at a KFC in the terminal and this was the terminal we had our 5 hour bus ride to Singapore via Sri Maju Express.

    Address of the BTS-IT is Kuala Lumpur Middle Ring Road 2, Bandar Tasik Selatan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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    Closure of Bukit Jalil Bus Terminal

    by xdaliv Written Apr 22, 2011 3 reviews

    Quick note: As of April 15 2011 Bukit Jalil Bus Terminal which served as a temporary bus terminal is officially closed. So dont go there. New and improved Puduraya Bus Terminal in the middle of Kuala Lumpur is back.

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    Unlimited Daily Ride Bus ticket

    by stimix Updated Apr 4, 2011 28 reviews

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    Goto the link below for extensive Rapid KL bus network. The ticket price is valid for 1 day & unlimited based on bus category.

    i.e if you board any "U" (RM2/day/pax), u can board any bus from KL Cantral market to anywhere in KL and it's surburban areas (in State of Selangor) unlimited on the same day!! Very cheap

    Around KL city, the ticket price is RM1 on "B" buses.

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    Transport from LCCT to Genting Highland

    by putri_jogja Updated Apr 4, 2011 91 reviews

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    Hi,
    From LCCT to Genting Highland, you can take SkyVans. Sharing cost is 70 MYR per person.
    But if you choose to Genting by bus, as far as i know, you can take bus from KL Sentral Terminal or at Pudu Raya bus station.
    If you wanna go to Genting highland directly from LCCT, i suggest you to take Skyvans.
    Happy traveling..

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    Travel from LCCT to Subang International Airport

    by Chyan Updated Apr 4, 2011 110 reviews

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    Now, Star Shuttle offers a one-way bus trip from Kuala Lumpur's Low-Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) to Subang Parade Shopping Centre at a fare of 9 Malaysia Ringgits. From Subang Parade, walk out and board a taxi to Subang Airport which costs 11 Malaysia Ringgits. From the bus stop outside Malaysia Airlines' Hadquarters in Subang, you can board Metro Bus or RapidKL Bus U82 to KL Sentral Station at a fare less than 3 Malaysia Ringgits.

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    Aeroline - KL to SIN

    by imstress Updated Apr 4, 2011 1973 reviews

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    Aeroline is one of the coach company that operates the route from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur.

    The arrival/departure point in KL is at Corus Hotel, Jalan Ampang which is next to KLCC LRT and 1 utama Shopping Centre, Petaling Jaya (next to Giant entrance).

    The arrival/departure point in Singapore is Grand Copthorne Water Front Hotel and Harbour Front Centre (Car Park beside Singapore Cruise Centre).

    Aeroline is highly recommended as it does not arrive/depart from the usual Puduraya Bus Terminal or Golden Mile Complex.

    KL/PJ - SIN RM80 (one way)/RM160 (round trip)
    SIN - KL/PJ S$47 (one way)/S$94 (round trip)

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    Transnational Express - KL to SIN

    by imstress Updated Apr 4, 2011 1973 reviews

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    Transnational Ekspress operates from Pudu Raya Bus Terminal and Lavander Street, Junction Off Bus Station Kallang Baru.

    Economy Class departs at 0845, 1030, 1330, 1730, 2200 2359 daily from Pudu Raya Bus Terminal and arrives at Lavender Street. Price is RM30.

    Executive Class departs at 9am or 6pm from Malaysian Tourism Centre, Hentian Duta Terminal and arrives at Lavendar St. Price is RM69.90.

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