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The SkyCab has two legs (if I might say). Basically you start from the ground/Lower station, you have a middle station (where you can halt) and then the upper station.

It is a good idea to take a halt in the middle station on your way up. Just take a break, have some family photos and then resume the journey to the upper station.

In the upper station, you can have refreshment in a restaurant. Understandably, the menu is limited due to such a height but it is a decent menu.

The SkyWalk gets closed from time to time depending on the weather. If the weather is windy or rainy, then they close the SkyWalk for safety reasons.

While going to the SkyWalk from the upper station, you can either walk using a winding route or take the SkyElevator. It takes a little bit of fitness to negotiate the path from the Upper station to the SkyWalk. So in case you have young children or someone with fitness challenge or carrying weights (camera, binocs etc.), better to take the SkyElevator.

The SkyWalk was nice. But as I mentioned the weather is very unpredictable. As we walked half-way, the rain came lashing out and we had to retreat. But it is quite a sight to behold !

Written 3 July 2022

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What a great day it was, skyway was fun, make sure to but express tickets so you don’t have to wait in line.
Theme parks are fun for the whole family.

Written 26 June 2022

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Fun experience for the kids. It is also a good access for people staying at Genting and wanting to do some shopping at the Genting Premium Outlets.
If you can afford it, I say top up the extra and go for the priority tickets if you see a crowd Q-ing to get on, Our fellow travelers bought the regular tickets and waited more than an hour to get onto a cable car while we were whisked through.

Written 23 June 2022

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Graeme L

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 206 contributions

The visit was interesting to see the views over Georgetown and Butterworth, Avoid the run-down Belleview hotel as the restaurant was closed and would not even serve us a drink.

Written 30 October 2021

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Managed to click a few shots on the terminal surroundings, no doubt it's nothing extra ordinary but felt delighted as these clicks looked rustic.

Written 4 August 2020

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I travelled by Cataferry on 28 Jan -30 Jan. The ferry staffs are very helpfull and kind to carry our luggage and bags and helped to transfer to ferry. Seating are quite spacious and followed SOP which means middle seat cant be seaten .

Written 3 February 2022

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Feeling the sea breeze in the ferry as you witness the sun setting is a captivating feeling that makes you wanna travel more even in the times of this pandemic.

Written 4 August 2020

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We reached the bus station well in advance and so we had some time to spare.
We went to the nearby shopping centre and we had some coffee.
The bus station is quite big and at a certain time we were waiting our bus in the wrong place. Apparently there are the two door number one for local destination and one for long distance destination. Luckily a person tell us this thing otherwise we could have missed our bus.

Written 23 February 2020

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It is not conveniently linked to the Butterworth Ferry Terminal It is much easier to take a cab to get to the ferry terminal rather than walk. Taxi fare for the 2 minute drive is Rm 5. It is highly recommended.

Written 7 January 2020

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Penang sentral provide many transportation to the public such as bus, ferry, taxi and train. There are many food shops in the Penang Sentral such as 4 Finger, Harold Bakery and many more.

Written 12 June 2020

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Heli P

Helsinki, Finland 5,373 contributions

Since the new ETS trains started to travel from Kuala Lumpur to Penang in 4,5 hours some five years ago I have been using them instead of flying, also for Langkawi, equipped with warm clothing as they are freezing cold. By creating a profile on the KTM website I have managed to buy the tickets already in Finland. The train station is just next to the ferry terminal, but poorly connected for customers with heavy luggage. Taxis can take you to the island quicker by the bridge, though Georgetown is visible from the station.

Written 26 February 2020

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They charge you extra to put your luggage on the boat. It’s not mandatory but you’ll be quicker to do it yourself.
You would think that with climate change and all, they would set aircon to a comfortable temperature. But no, I had to beg to get a big sweater from my suitcase (all the staff were laughing at me, joking about in Malay and could not respond to my request). Even though outside the temperatures were tropic. They showed a fragment of a movie that was stuck in a loop, therefore playing it about 100 times.

Written 18 February 2020

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Nearest & easy access location in Tanah Rata to every where. Between five or teen minutes walkway from the other city's public facilities (bank, post, stores, cafe, accommodation, tour operator etc). Also the staff friendly & on time bus departure.

Written 23 November 2019

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Customer service is bad at tekek, the check in counter guy, yelled and upset over boarding and queue questions. I was asking couple of time to the other girl, she was polite, asking me to wait. They will call for boarding, i was with 30 people, family trip, everyone is anxious so when to them to confirm time, boarding and queuing time. Suddenly, the guy next to her started yelling, "this is only check in counter. Not when u asked about boarding time at what not. Just go inside. And wait to be called". I was stunned, i said OK, and started to queue with my family. But I could resist to think, and felling upset over his remark. You are working in service industry, have a bit of decency to be polite and attentive to customer. I am not asking for butler service. Asking for some guide and direction.
Also, no aircond in the ferry on the way back to mersing, they open the entry door.

Written 28 May 2022

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Penang to Kuala Lumpur using luxury bus in Malaysia 

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Public transportation in Malaysia able tourist to travel every state in Malaysia with reasonable price

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Malaysia's Jungle Railway is also known as the East Coast Line, the East Line, or the East South Route. It extends from Tumpat, near the Thai border just north of Kota Bharu in Kelantan state, to Gemas in Negeri Sembilan, where it connects with the west coast line, which connects Singapore to Bangkok via Johor Bahru, Kuala Lumpur, and Penang.

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KL Hop-On Hop-Off is a tour bus that takes you through every facet of Kuala Lumpur on a specifically designed itinerary. From high-rise structures to prominent skyscrapers, to historical sites and rich green scenery, this excursion is both stunning and entertaining.

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KL Hop-On Hop-Off - a fun, worthwhile sightseeing city tour bus that everyone should try! Great for family with kids!
Have been hearing so much about KL Hop On Hop Off, and seeing this colourful double-decker sightseeing bus on the road for many times; yet, we never join this tour before.

To be honest, for the past ten years, our time in KL are mostly occupied by work, sometimes cafe hopping during the weekend. The pandemic has somehow, change our lifestyle in Kuala Lumpur. We begin to learn more about this place, its beauty, its heritage, its development and modernity. In fact, we've seen the extra effort that has been put in for local tourism these few years, upgrading major tourist destinations from as small as building better pavement to mural paintings, restoring old buildings, etc..

While for KL Hop-on Hop-off, it is definitely not something new in Malaysia, but we are finally "boarding" the bus for the first time. Woohooo.. Very excited.

KL Hop-On Hop-Off is actually a sightseeing bus that bring you every aspect of Kuala Lumpur, through a specially designated route. From the hi-rise towers up to the iconic skyscrapers, towards the historical destinations and lush green scenery that amidst of this attractive and recreational tour. Just sit back and relax in the double-decker air-conditioned bus..

..or choose to feel the breeze at the open-air top deck while enjoying the tour.

KL Hop-on Hop-off have 2 types of tickets, which is Ronda-Ronda KL for daytime, and KL City of Light - a night tour. For daytime KL Hop-on Hop-off, there's a slight difference on the schedule. From Monday to Thursday, it is named as Ronda-ronda KL, whereby it is on sightseeing-concept. Guests will be seated on the bus, and brought on a tour for about 2 hours, without drop off. While for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, it is on Hop On Hop Off concept. Bus will stop at certain destinations, so you can "hop off" and visit the places.

We were in Petaling Street on weekend afternoon, hence we get to " hop on" the bus at Stop 13- Central Market. There should be another Stop 12- Chinatown but we were very clumsy that time with little information available, also feeling hot from all the walking under scorching hot afternoon. We even called to the helpline and asked for the nearest stop we could board the bus. Thankfully there was someone picking up the call. In fact, the staff was really helpful, trying his best to help us to find the stop. #ThankYouVeryMuch

So, just FYI, if you plan to start your journey from Central Market for your KL Hop-on Hop-off, do note the Central Market stop is opposite to it. In front of Travelogue Hotel, the bus stop next to Antipodean Cafe. Wait patiently, as bus arrived in an interval of 30-45 minutes. Expect to wait slightly longer though.

We thought we will be sitting inside the air-conditioned level due to the hot weather but we ended up at the open-air deck. Haha. It was really hot but it way much interesting up there.

Passed by Little India, KLCC, KL Tower, Central Market, Chinatown, Merdeka Square, Bird Park, Lake Garden, National Palace, National Museum and many other attractions.

The tour ended at Bukit Bintang, in front of Sungei Wang Plaza. Continue to explore some of the best shopping malls and grocery stores in Golden Triangle of KL, including Pavilion KL, Lot 10, Fahrenheit88, Don Don Donki, ISETAN, Starhill Gallery, etc.
*Our visit date was 12 February 2022. There might be changes with the schedule, drop points, etc.. from time to time. Please check with their helpline if there's any doubt, queries or for latest news and information. KL Hop On Hop Off
Weekday Operation
Monday-Friday
Sightseeing-concept
Kiosk Counter Stop 01: Bukit Bintang
2 - 2 1/2 hours trip (*subject to traffic conditions)

Weekend Operation
Saturday and Sunday
Hop On Hop Off Concept
Pick-up and Drop Off from Selected Stops that in service
30 minutes interval (*subject to traffic conditions)

Booking: www.myhoponhopoff.com
Helpline: 011-12305350 (9AM- 8PM)

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KL Hop-On Hop-Off - a fun, worthwhile sightseeing city tour bus that everyone should try! Great for family with kids! Have been hearing so much about KL Hop On Hop Off, and seeing this colourful double-decker sightseeing bus on the road for many times; yet, we never join this tour before.

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Route of KTM train in Malaysia allows traveller to travel all state in Malaysia 

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Every corner of Malaysia can be travel by using KTM train with affordable price and comfort is guaranteed

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Island that you can go by using buses in Malaysia 

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Bored of the town environment, by using public transportation tourist can also go to an island by using public transportation such as buses and ferry.

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Sometimes, nothing beats that great escape to a secret island whisked away in the cool ocean breeze. And of the many amazing things that maketh Malaysia, it’s abundance in islands and archipelagos.

Here’s a list of which ones you can visit with CatchThatBus! No – we aren’t talking about riding amphicoaches, but every day express buses that get you a wave away!

#1 George Town, Penang Island

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Penang island makes up a part of Penang and is accessible via car or bus. It is approximately a good 40-minutes drive across the Penang Bridge. A favoured holiday destination among foreigners and locals alike, Penang itself is famous for its scrumptious and original taste in food one can easily find at any of the many street hawker stalls. With a heritage listed under UNESCO, it is simply a marvellous place for culture and history.

Activities:

Visit the Kapitan Keling Mosque

Visit the Butterfly Farm

Take pictures with murals

Visit cultural villages at Penang Hill

Visit the Blue Mansion on Leith Street

Eat Gurney Drive hawker food

How To Get There?

Board an express bus from Hentian Duta or Terminal Bersepadu Selatan to Sungai Nibong Terminal / Penang Sentral. The journey should take approximately 5 hours from departure to arrival. The following are bus operators which provide routes from Kuala Lumpur to Penang:

Billion Stars | RM40 – RM60
Eltabina Express | RM40
KBES | RM36.90 – RM37.30
Kejora Express | RM38.50
Plusliner | RM38.50
Prisma Express | RM39.00
Seasons Express | RM38.50
Super Nice | RM36 – RM40

#2 Tioman Island, Rompin, Pahang

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Tioman Island (Pulau Tioman) is one of the widely visited, duty-free islands in Malaysia. It is famous for its clear blue waters and warm sandy white beaches; offering that perfect evening with the surrounding flora and fauna at “Sunset Corner”. Apart from the rich marine ecosystem, tourists get the chance to encounter amazing dragon-like monitor lizards around the island (they won’t bite if you don’t!) or enjoy youthful activities like surfing on the waves off the coast.

Activities:

Go fishing!

Explore the nightlife

Visit Paya Beach

Visit Turtle Hatchery

Jungle trekking

Surf the waves

How To Get There?

Board an express bus from Terminal Bersepadu Selatan to Tanjung Gemok. The journey should not exceed 5 hours. The following are operators departing from Kuala Lumpur to Tanjung Gemok.

Upon arrival at Tanjung Gemok jetty, ride the speedboat service to Tioman Island.

#3 Pangkor Island, Manjung, Perak

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“Pang Ko” is Thai for “beautiful‘, a word which truly describes the island as a whole. It is another island that is frequented by tourists for snorkelling and adrenaline-pumping activities like kayaking & canoeing as well as jungle trekking at Pangkor Hill. Other attractions on the island include the Tiger Rock (Batu Bersurat) and the ruins of the ancient Dutch Fort.

Activities:

Snorkelling

Kayaking and canoeing

Trek through the Bukit Pangkor (Pangkor Hill) jungle

Feed Hornbills

Visit the sacred Tiger rock (Batu Bersurat)

Explore the Dutch Fort grounds

How To Get There?

Board an express from Hentian Duta / Terminal Bersepadu Selatan to Hentian Lumut. The journey could range between an estimated duration of 4 – 6 hours depending on the operator and other factors. Among operators that travel along Kuala Lumpur to Lumut include the following:

Upon alighting at the bus terminal, it takes an approximate 10-minutes walk to Lumut Jetty and board a ferry to Pangkor Island.

#4 Labuan Island, Wilayah Persekutuan

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Labuan is one of the three (3) Federal Territories in Malaysia and the only state that is an island on its own. In fact, apart from being a favourite place for shopping among locals for alcoholic beverages and duty-free chocolates (both local and international brands – the likes of Langkawi in this aspect), it is rich with historic landmarks.

Activities:

Duty-free shopping!

Saunter in Labuan Botanical Garden

Visit history at the war cemetery and memorial, as well as Chimney & Chimney Museum

Scuba diving

Buy fresh seafood from the early morning fish market

Enjoy some flying fox at Ramsey Point

How To Get There?

Board an express bus from Kota Kinabalu City Park Bus Terminal to Menumbok station. The journey should take about 3 hours aboard the following operators:

Upon arrival at Menumbok station, you can take a taxi or walk to the Menumbok jetty where you can ride the speedboat service provided to Labuan Island.

#5 Pulau Gaya, Sabah

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Deriving its name from the Bajau word “gayo” meaning “big”, no surprise when Pulau Gaya is the largest island within the range of the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park just off Sabah’s coastline. The island is clearly visible from Kota Kinabalu city with just a 10-minute speedboat ride away. It boasts a beautiful tropical rainforest with 2 resorts on the small land.

Activities:

Hiking

Snorkelling & diving

Firefly sightseeing

Explore the exotic flora and fauna like the Proboscis monkey and Elephant Foot Yam

Zip-line from the island to the nearby Pulau Sapi Island

Buy Borneo craftwork

How To Get There?

From Kota Kinabalu City Park Bus Terminal take a taxi or walk to Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal in downtown Kota Kinabalu city to board a ferry to Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park.

The following are popular routes and operators which alight passengers at Kota Kinabalu City Park Bus Terminal:

#6 Kapas Island, Marang, Terengganu

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Although not as widely known as the other islands, Pulau Kapas does not fall short of nature’s beauty. Not far off from Lumut, the island is suitable for a family vacation including a fun and rare water activity, swimming with sharks at the nearby Gem Island. Guides will be present, so you need not worry about safety. The many volleyball nets along the beach allow you and your loved ones to engage in various outdoor games.

Activities:

Snorkelling & scuba diving

Shark swimming at Gem Island

Play beach volleyball

Jungle exploring

Chance an encounter with Kobe the Owl

How To Get There?

Board an express bus from Terminal Bersepadu Selatan to Marang station or Hentian Bas MPKT (Majlis Bandaraya Kuala Terengganu), which would take a travel duration of approximately 6 – 8 hours. The following are bus operators which cruise along the said route:

Upon arrival, hail a taxi or a minivan from the station to Marang Jetty and from there, a speedboat to Kapas Island jetty.

#7 Tenggol Island, Dungun, Terengganu

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A great place for the advance to the beginner divers, this island caters to all dive-anatics. Not only is diving a huge attraction on the island, but courses are provided as well. With its lush greenery, tourists can enjoy a jungle trekking experience. However, before reaching the getaway, make sure you have enough cash to spend throughout your stay as there are no ATMs on the island.

Activities:

Diving (deep / drift / wreck) – diving courses provided!

Snorkelling & scuba diving

Jungle trekking

How To Get There?

Board an express bus from Terminal Bersepadu Selatan to Stesen Bas Express Dungun. You will be on the road for about 5 – 7 hours. The following are the operators that provide said trips:

Kesatuan Express | RM38
Transnasional | RM36.20

When you alight at the station, head over to A’king Jetty located just across the river and board a ferry to Tenggol Island.

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Tourist from Singapore can easily enter Malaysia by only using bus. By this way, tourist can save money because they don't have to buy expensive flight tickets

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A lot of tourist spots in Kuala Lumpur that can be reach by only using public transportation such as KLCC, Bukit Bintang, KL Tower, Pasar Seni, Muzium Negara and many more.

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5 SPOTS TO VISIT IN KL USING PUBLIC TRANSPORT

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Free fares to all RapidKL public transport 

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Free fares of all RapidKL public will encourage domestic or foreign tourists to travel around the city of Kuala Lumpur

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From today (June 16), there will be one month of free rides on the Rapid KL public transport network. This was announced by prime minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob at the launch of the MRT Putrajaya Line Phase One, which is ongoing now.

The free rides will be for a month starting today. It will include train rides on the MRT, LRT and KL Monorail. Also included are Rapid KL bus rides, feeder buses and the Sunway BRT.

The first phase of the MRT Putrajaya Line is 17.5 km long and has 12 stations in total, with nine new stations joining three existing stations that we're familiar with from the MRT Kajang Line.

The three existing stations previous are Kwasa Damansara, Kampung Selamat and Sungai Buloh. From there, the line will follow MRR2 to Kepong, tracing Jalan Kepong and then Jalan Ipoh. The stations along this route are Damansara Damai, Sri Damansara Barat, Sri Damansara Sentral, Sri Damansara Timur, Metro Prima, Kepong Baru, Jinjang, Sri Delima and Kampung Batu.

Seven on the stations have park-and-ride facilities. The estimated travel time from Kwasa Damansara to Kampung Batu on Jalan Ipoh is 24 minutes. The new line will be served by 20 driverless trains sets, each with four cars for a total capacity of 1,200 passengers. With the train comes the feeder buses, and 13 routes will start today.

Phase one of the MRT Putrajaya Line opens to the public at 3pm today.

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Free 1 month Rapid KL public transport rides from today - MRT, LRT, KL Monorail, BRT and buses - paultan.org

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From today (June 16), there will be one month of free rides on the Rapid KL public transport network. This was announced by prime minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob at the launch of the MRT Putrajaya Line Phase One, which is ongoing now. The free rides will be for a month starting today.

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Inside of the sleeper train in Malaysia 