Bus Terminals Kuala Lumpur

Bus Terminals in KL

To: Mersing, Kuala Besut, Kota Bharu, Penang

"There are several counters and bus companies that sell tickets to various destinations, including Singapore and Thailand. The price was very reasonable and we enjoyed the trip to Melaka."

Buses are leaving Pudu Sentral Bus Terminal

Travellers:
North bound travellers - The main bus terminal in Kuala Lumpur, Puduraya Bus Terminal has reopened and bus companies have resumed operations to/from this terminal.

South Bound travellers - Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS) in Bandar Tasik Selatan was opened in January 2011 to facilitate those going southbound to Johor and Singapore. Getting There: Take the LRT (Light Rail Transit) on the Ampang Line bound for Bandar Tasik Selatan LRT Stop.
It was built to relieve the commuters loading from Pudu Sentral.

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There are several main bus terminals:

1. Pudu Sentral Bus Terminal
Also called: Puduraya.
This is the main Bus Station in Kuala Lumpur.
Most coaches are arriving at Puduraya and they are leaving to all parts of Malaysia.

The Bus Terminal is situated: Jalan Pudu.
It's on walking distance from KL Chinatown. You can't miss it - if you do, the touts will surely find you anyway.

Nearest LRT Station: Pudu Station on Star LRT line. Check this website for Star LRT map routing: Star LRT
Remarks:

1. Taxis picking up customers, often charge an exhorbitant sum - sometimes refusing to run the taxi meter but instead negotiate on rates. The taxi rate hits sky high after midnight.
2. There has been many cases of snatch thieves, targeting foreigners in particular. Be careful especially when waiting for night coaches.

3. Touts! always touts!

2.
Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS)
This bus terminal is mainly catering south and south-east of Malaysia - Melaka, Johor Bahru and Singapore.
When you travel by bus from Kuala Lumpur south bound to Melaka, Johor Bahru or Singapore. Then you have to go Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS), the state of the art airport like bus hub located at Bandar Tasik Selatan, Kuala Lumpur.
TBS is located 10 km away from the City Centre. Three different train services stop at Bandar Tasik Selatan: an LRT (subway) line, a KTM (commuter) line and the KLIA Transit (airport link).
There's a clear signage to and from the bus terminal. The main hall of the bus terminal is light, airy and sparklingly clean.
Massive electronic boards list all arrivals and departures, mostly southern and south-eastern destinations. The information staff is very helpful. There's a centralised ticketing system, that brings together many of the bus operators. There's also a zero tolerance policy towards touts.

Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS)

3.
Duta Bus Terminal
The buses are mainly going to Northern States. The main coach company here is Transnasional Coach Services. Most of the other operators, are still stationed at Puduraya Bus Terminal.
Also buses are going to Kuantan.
This Bus Terminal is situated at the Jalan Duta. Right next to the Hockey Stadium and Duta Tennis Courts.There is no LRT Station. Best way to go to Duta is to take a taxi.

Remark:
The inaccessibility. Apart from taxis, and the occasional bus - it is a distance from town

4.
Pekeliling Bus Terminal
Buses are mainly going off to the East Coast States including Kelantan, Pahang, Kuantan, Temerloh & Jerantut.
The terminal is situated at the Jalan Pekeliling. The nearest LRT Station: Titiwangsa Station on Monorail. Check this website for Star LRT map routing: Star LRT

Remark:
Nothing major to write about.

5. Pasar Rakyat a new bus terminal to take away some of Pudu Sentral's load.

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departure time:

Transnasional

From KL to Kota Bharu

Hentian Putra Station, KL
(opposite PWTC).
tel: 03 - 40438984
or: 03 - 40449072
Office hours:
07.30 hours - 22.00 hours
Kota Bahru
Stesen Bas Kota Bharu,
Jalan Pendek
tel: 09 - 7482807
or: 09 - 7474330
09.00 hours
10.00 hours
10.30 hours
14.30 hours
17.00 hours
17.30 hours
22.00 hours

travel time:: 8.30 hours
daily
RM35,00

Changes to fares and time schedules are at the discretion of the bus/coach operators. The time schedule and fares are only a guide. Please contact the operators for most updated information.

Transnasional

From KL to Kuantan

from arrival departure time:

Kuala Lumpur,
Pudu Sentral
Tel: 03 - 20703300,
or: 06 - 20720575

Hentian Komplex Terminal
Makmur
Jalan Stadium

09.00 hours
10.00 hours
10.30 hours
11.30 hours
12.30 hours
13.30 hours
14.30 hours
15.30 hours
16.30 hours
17.00 hours
17.30 hours
19.30 hours
22.30 hours
23.59 hours
01.00 hours

travel time: 4.00 hours daily
RM16,90

Changes to fares and time schedules are at the discretion of the bus/coach operators. The time schedule and fares are only a guide. Please contact the operators for most updated information.

Transnasional

From KL to Mersing

from arrival departure time:

Kuala Lumpur,
Pudu Sentral
Tel: 03 - 20703300,
or: 06 - 20720575

25D, Kaunter Plaza RNR,
Jalan Abu Bakar
Tel: 07 - 7995698
Office closes at 17.30
09.00 hours
12.30 hours
18.00 hours
23.00 hours
23.30 hours

travel time:: 5.30 hours daily
RM23,00

Changes to fares and time schedules are at the discretion of the bus/coach operators. The time schedule and fares are only a guide. Please contact the operators for most updated information.

Mutiara en Mahligai Express

From KL to Kuala Besut

from arrival departure time:

Hentian Putra Station, KL
(opposite PWTC).
tel: 603 - 40433655

Kuala Besut
Tel: 09 - 6978699

09.00 hours

travel time:: 7.30 hours daily
RM31,00

Changes to fares and time schedules are at the discretion of the bus/coach operators. The time schedule and fares are only a guide. Please contact the operators for most updated information.

Transnasional

From KL to Kuala Terengganu

from arrival departure time:

Hentian Putra Station, KL
(opposite PWTC).
tel: 03 - 40438984
or: 03 - 40449072
Office hours:
07.30 hours - 22.00 hours

Kuala Terengganu
Bus stops also in:
Kemaman, Paka, Kerteh and
Dungun
09.00 hours
09.30 hours
10.00 hours
11.00 hours
12.00 hours
22.00 hours
22.30 hours
23.00 hours
23.59 hours

travel time:: 8.00 hours daily
RM30,00

Changes to fares and time schedules are at the discretion of the bus/coach operators. The time schedule and fares are only a guide. Please contact the operators for most updated information.

Transnasional

From KL to Penang

Economy Coach

from arrival departure time:

Jalan Duta Bus Station,
Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-6201 3459
or: 03-6201 3463

Sungai Nibong
(still 20 minutes to
Georgetown)
09.00 hours
10.30 hours
16.00 hours
17.30 hours
23.00 hours
23.59 hours

travel time:: 5.30 hours daily
RM27,00

Executive Coach

from arrival departure time:

Kuala Lumpur
MATIC,
Jalan Ampang
Tel: 03 - 21611864 Sungai Nibong
(still 20 minutes to
Georgetown) 09.30 hours
18.00 hours daily
RM53,00

Changes to fares and time schedules are at the discretion of the bus/coach operators. The time schedule and fares are only a guide. Please contact the operators for most updated information.
Have a look at the School Holidays and Public Holidays.

Malaysian Airlines Operators

Malaysia Airlines ( MAS ) 03-78463000

MAS Ticketing 1-300-88-3000

Air Asia 03-78457777

Berjaya Air 03-21410088

Firefly Airlines 03-78454543

MASwings (Borneo) 1300 88 3000 (within Malaysia)
603 7843 3000 (outside Malaysia)

Malindo Air 03- 7841 5353

The Kuala Lumpur Light Rail Transit, called LRT, is a public rail transport service that runs two major routes, the Kelana Jaya LRT line and Ampang LRT line. The Kelana Jaya LRT line operates an approximate 27km course from north to south, between Kelana Jaya (in the Klang Valley, 17km away from the heart of KL) and Gombak (16km from the city centre).
Both routes start at the Sentul Timur LRT Station in the north of Kuala Lumpur, with the first route ending in Sri Petaling in the south, while the second course ends in Ampang in the eastern suburbs of the city.

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