My Express Bus Blog

There are many express bus companies that operate the Sungai Nibong Bus Terminal, Penang to Kuala Lumpur route, however, not many express buses depart from Georgetown. If I were to take the express bus from Sungai Nibong, I would have to incur additional cost and time. Eventually, I found a bus travel company that picked up passengers at Komtar, located about 5-minute taxi ride from my hotel. The pick-up point is at street level and a short distance from Maybank Komtar. See the location map below. I booked the Penang to Kuala Lumpur bus ticket from New Asian Travel (aka Newsia Express) . The one-way bus ticket from Komtar to TBS costed MYR38. The express bus was a 27-seater KPB Signature Class. The seats were spacious and interior was clean and tidy because no food and drink were allowed onboard. After departing from Komtar, the bus made a stop at Sungei Nibong to pick up other passengers before proceeding to Kuala Lumpur (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan). The entire journe

People questioned me why suffer a 10-hour bus ride from Singapore to Penang when you could take a flight for about the same price and a lot less time. For me, I try to avoid budget airlines and airport security clearance when there are other options. The last time I checked, the cheapest air ticket from Singapore to Penang includes a stop at Kuala Lumpur. That means wasting time disembarking and embarking at the stopover airport, in additional to the 1-2 hours of check-in and waiting before boarding time, which add up to the total travel time. And if you're unlucky like some of my friends, the connecting flight was delayed and the checked baggage did not arrive until the next day. Personally, I prefer taking the bus to Penang and I don't mind clearing custom at the Second Link. So, instead of wasting time at the airport, I'll book the overnight express bus to save on accommodation cost and start the day early at my destination. The seats on the Singapore to Penang

Nowadays it's very easy and convenient to book an express bus ticket online to travel from Singapore to Malaysia. The online bus ticketing platforms include 12Go, Busonlineticket, Catchthatbus and Easybook. These websites aggregate nearly all of the express bus companies in Singapore and Malaysia offering you a wide selection of timing, pick-up and drop-off locations to book a bus ticket to KL . However, the many options available make the decision to buy a bus ticket inordinately difficult. In this article, we shall try to help you choose the best bus from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur by looking at some the the most important factors. First, the price of the Singapore to Kuala Lumpur bus ticket can cost between SGD10 and more SGD60. Second, there are frequent departure timing from as early as 6.30am to midnight 11.59pm. Third, there are many pick-up points that spread across Singapore where you can board the bus. And finally, you've to decide where you want to alight in Ku

Visitors usually travel to Kuala Lumpur first where they can catch a bus to Jerantut town and then go to the jetty to take a river boat to Kuala Tahan, a village in the heart of the Taman Negara National Park. "The village is teeming with budget stays... you can show up and arrange a room at a basic guest house without any hassle." —  Lonely Planet Getting There The bus from KL leaves at 8.30am and the entire journey, bus and boat ride, to Taman Negara may take up to 8 hours including stops for leg stretches/toilet breaks and waiting time at the jetty. Bus Fares The one-way trip from KL to Jerantut Bus Station (Stesen Bas Jerantut) costs MYR18.40 and can be booked online at Easybook and Busonlineticket .

The severe flooding on the east coast Malaysia last month has receded. Many express bus operators resume services albeit using alternative routes. Read full article

E-commerce has come a long way since the early days when most of us are sceptical about the security of our credit card  information and the authenticity of the merchants. Nowadays, we are so used to booking air tickets and hotel reservation online for our holidays that we do not think twice when making online payment via credit cards or Paypal. Why? Because it's convenient and we save time. However, it was not until 2 or 3 years ago that bus operators decided to accept booking and payment online. Even then, only the bigger bus companies offer online ticket booking option. Now, with the bus ticket booking engines such as Easibook and BusOnlineTicket , even the smaller and more traditional bus operators can offer their bus seats online. You can book bus tickets from Singapore to KL or Genting Highlands and also popular routes between KL-Malacca, KL-Penang and even KLIA-Ipoh. Here's a copy of the press release on the new online bus ticket service submitted to We