Puduraya Bus Terminal temporarily closed
The Puduraya Bus Terminal was closed on April 13 for at least four months due to renovation works in the terminal. Long-distance buses will meanwhile operate from Bukit Jalil.
Temporary Bus Terminal for north and south-bound long-distance buses:
(east-bound buses will still operate from Putra Bus Station)
Bukit Jalil Complex Parking Lot F
Hotline: 03-2078 6018 or 03-2078 7017
How to get to Bukit Jalil:
LRT Train (Ampang Line): take train to Sri Petaling (city centre stops: Hang Tuah, Plaza Rakyat, Masjid Jamek), get off at Bukit Jalil station - RM1.90
more info about the LRT lines
Operating Hours:
BUKIT JALIL 6.00am - 11.25pm
HANG TUAH 6.00am - 11.40pm
PLAZA RAKYAT 6.00am -11.40pm
MASJID JAMEK 6.00am - 12.00midnight
Rapid KL shuttle buses between Puduraya and Bukit Jalil - RM2
operating hours: 6am-12.30am
read more about this in an article in the The Star newspaper
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