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How to get from the airport to kuala lumpur
Find all the different means (Bus, Train, Taxi) to get to this area in downtown Kuala Lumpur.
LCCT - (Low Cost Carrier Terminal) is the place you arrive with budget airlines like Air Asia
KLIA - (Kuala Lumpur International Airport) is the main terminal for all regular flights.
KL Sentral - Main Transportation Hub in Kuala Lumpur, Train Station
Bukit Bintang - popular and lively area with the highest density of hostels in KL
FROM LCCT to Bukit Bintang:
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TAXI
- Get a taxi coupon at the counter near the arrival hall. Normally would cost:
Budget taxi - RM 61.60
Premier - RM 92.40
Van - RM 138.60
* 50 % surcharge for midnight rate
LCCT Taxi counter number: 03 - 8787 4113
BUS
Skybus = RM 9 (every half an hour)
= 7am - 10.15am (every hour)
= last bus at 1.15am
Aerobus = RM 8 (every half an hour)
bus schedule = http://www.lcct.com.my/aerobus.php
Star Shuttle
- Star Shuttle = RM 10
- Bus schedule = http://www.starwira.com/
- call between 4.15am - 9.30pm = 03-4043 8811
- if the you want the shuttle to drop you off right a hostel/hotel in Bukit Bintang you pay RM15
FROM KLIA
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TAXI
- Get a taxi coupon at the counter near the arrival hall. Normally would cost:
Budget taxi - RM 67.40
Premier - RM 92.40
Midnight rate:
* Budget taxi = RM 16.00 surcharge
Premier = RM 19.00 surcharge
Bus to KL Sentral
-----> Airport Coach - RM 10 (every hour)
- 6.30am - 12.30 midnight
contact no: 03-87873894 / 03-87768449
Star Shuttle Bus Service
- Star Shuttle = RM 10
- Bus schedule = http://www.starwira.com/
- call between 4.15am - 9.30pm = 03-4043 8811
- if the you want the shuttle to drop you off right a hostel in Bukit Bintang you pay this:
RM 15 if from LCCT
RM 18 if from KLIA
.Express Train to KL Sentral
KLIA Express
- schedule: KLIA Express
- RM 35 per trip, takes approx 28 minutes
FROM KL Sentral to Bukit Bintang:
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TAXI
- Buy the taxi coupon at the arrival hall RM10
- The taxis without coupon waiting at the airport bus stop are famous for ripping travellers off.
Monorail
- Only recommended if you travel light
- might be packed during rush hour
- The monorail station (Sentral Station) is across KL Sentral on the other side of the road
- Buy a ticket to "Bukit Bintang" station for RM 2.10
- Monorail operating hours: 6.00am - midnight
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Nathan1 posts: 2
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We will not use Star Shuttle again. They were very rude and unprofessional. We tried to get from Puduraya to the airport, and were put on a bus that for some reason didn’t have clearence to actually go to the airport! They did not tell us this, and left us sitting on the side of the road for 45mins and would not tell us what was going on. Absolutely shocking customer service. By Nathan1 on Feb 05, 2010
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The word malaysians use for westerners is “Mat Salleh”.
Taman NegaraNKS Office In Jerantut
Cinema Online
Cinemas in Malaysia
taman-negara.com
website run by a tour operator
Monorails.org
Loving Photo Essay of KL Monorail by The Monorail Society
SarawakTourism.com
website of Sarawak Tourism Board
how to travel by train in Singapore & Malaysia
see all links
BBC article by Jonathan Kent about a new climate in Malaysia after the stepping down of Mahathir Mohamad with funny and interesting observations of malaysian daily life.
Quote:
“They look impressed. “What about durian?” Durian is a fruit the taste of which has been described as like eating cheese off a dead body.
“Aiyoh,” I say “durian cannot,” and screw up my face.
At this point everyone will laugh. ”
Besides the Indian and Chinese food, there is also the flavorful and diverse Malay cuisine. The best way to experience this is to have your lunch at a Nasi Campur counter. Nasi Campur means Mixed Rice in Malay and refers to a plate of white rice that you will get from the kakak, (short: Ka, means sister in Malay and waitresses often been addressed that way), before filling your plate whatever that suits your taste from the counter.
Penang, Gurney Drive
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