Kuala Lumpur Transportation

Taking a ride on LRT or light rail transit train is easy. When you are in the station, read the route map to locate where you are and decide where to go to. Purchase the ticket or the train token, the...

Here is a link to a site for both railtraffic and Rapid buses in KL. Kuala Lumpur has a very good and efficient transport system which I really encourage you to use instead of taxi as far as possible...

About 45 kilometers outside the capital Kuala Lumpur is one of the world's busiest and modern airports - KLIA. It was completed in 1998, and in those years has grown from handling 6 million passengers...

The nearest monorail station is about ten minutes from the Shangri La Hotel. To get there you need to turn left out of the hotel and keep walking along Jalan Sultan Ismail until you come to Bukit...

Kuala Lumpur taxis are a cheap and convenient way to get around, but they have a justified reputation for ripping off tourists. But there are ways to avoid this, and we managed to use taxis every day...

The bus service is frequent, takes about 1 hour, and cost 10Rm from KLIA2 and 12Rm for the return journey, why the difference I have no clue. To get to the bus station, after getting through...

We used the KLIA express to get from KL Sentral to the airport. It cost 35 RM one way and took around 25 minutes. It was comfortable and did not stop anywhere on route. It is an easy and quick way to...

I will post the link to the railway company's homepage down here. The most useful route for visitors is the North-South route connecting Johor Bahru (close to the border with Singapore) to Hat Yai in...

If you are traveling between different areas of the main terminal there is a small shuttle train that leaves every few minutes to are a C. The journey takes only a minute and the train travels quite...

If you are arriving in KL via Air Asia which has some really good bargains from time to time. We usually book the seats up front that have the extra leg room as hubby is a big fella :o) Air Asia now...

It will be worth it If you can kick start your trip with a bus tour which runs from 9am till late in the evening around KL 365 days. The bus tour covers approximately 40 attractions inside and around...

The Touch n Go is a pre-paid card cash used primarily for paying the highway toll of the various highway that cuts across the country as well as those criss-crossing Kuala Lumpur... It can also be...

The best and cheapest way to travel to the caves, using public transportation, is by train from Kuala Lumpur Sentral. For timetable, please acced to the route Pelabuhan Klang - Batu Caves. Single...

Driving in KL on weekdays and weekend is a totally different experience. I prefer to avoid the traffic jam so I normally come to KL after weekdays. I ever experience traffic jam in KL sitting in a...

The trains in Malaysia are very slow, although comfortable. Most people recommend using the bus system, which uses modern, safe, buses. They are also relatively cheap, so you can pay a bit more and...

Malaysian Airlines is having a bad rap nowadays due to the overhyped missing MH 370 flight, but if you com to think of it, it only has a few recorded air crash of Malaysian Airlines ever, other Major...

Take the cable car in going to Genting Highlands to enjoy a panoramic view of the lush rainforest. Perhaps it's the longest cable car in Southeast Asia. You can ride the cable car after your bus trip...

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...

In 2016, Kuala Lumpur will have its first MRT line linking Sungai Buloh to Kajang passing by City Center underground. The picture is the under construction site of a MRT Station in front of BB Plaza...

A very popular thing to do seems to be to take an organised city tour by coach. Unless you have trouble walking, I really would not recommend this. The traffic in KL is very heavy, so if you choose a...

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...