Padang Besar is the train station which is at the top end of Malaysia’s West Coast train line, near to the border with Thailand. There are five different train services operating out of this station: [Read more…]
Ipoh Railway Station is situated in Perak State on Malaysia’s West Coast Railway Line. To the north of Ipoh is Butterworth Train and to the south Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh Railway Station building, built by the [Read more…]
KL Sentral Station is South East Asia’s largest train station covering an area of over 38,000 sqm and linked to a large shopping mall, restaurants, hotels and offices all within the same building. KL Sentral [Read more…]
Butterworth Railway Station is the closest train station to Penang Island. From Butterworth Railway Station passengers can travel to George Town on the car ferry or to other destinations in Penang via two bridges connecting [Read more…]
The nearest train station to Penang is Butterworth Railway Station. The journey by train from Ipoh to Butterworth Railway Station is scheduled to take between 1 hour 43 minutes and 1 hour 50 minutes depending [Read more…]
Train travel is the quickest way to travel from Penang to Ipoh in Perak state. Train services take between 1 hour 40 minutes and 2 hours to travel the 145 km from Butterworth Railway Station [Read more…]
Thailand’s Railway Network has approximately 4,070 km of railway track on five major intercity railway lines and some smaller commuter lines. Currently the only direct connection between the Malaysian Railway network and the Thai Railway [Read more…]
It is easy to buy Malaysia Train Tickets online. Simply order your tickets online, print them off and you are ready to travel. Unlike Thailand Train Tickets, there is no need to collect a ticket [Read more…]
It is 1 to 2 hours quicker to travel by train from Penang to Kuala Lumpur than it is to travel by bus. The advantages of travelling by bus is that it is cheaper than [Read more…]
The journey from Kuala Lumpur to Butterworth Railway Station near Penang takes slightly over 4 hours, with the train line following the ridge of mountains that marks the border between Perak and Pahang states, then [Read more…]
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