By train it takes just over a hour to travel from Parit Buntar to Ipoh. Travel by train is more convenient than travel by bus because the train station is right in the centre of [Read more…]
By train the journey from Sungkai to Ipoh takes less than an hour. From Ipoh passengers can take a train to Padang Besar Railway Station and from there connect with services to Hat Yai and [Read more…]
The Ekspress Rakyat Timuran is West Malaysia’s only sleeper train service and runs once a day in each direction along Malaysia’s East Coast Railway Line, also known as the Jungle Line. The East Coast Railway [Read more…]
By train the journey from Sungai Petani to Ipoh is scheduled to take around 2 hours depending upon which train you take. Train Times to Ipoh There are currently 3 direct train services a day [Read more…]
You can travel from Kota Bharu to the Taman Negara National Park by taking a train from nearby Wakaf Bharu to Jerantut, which is the closest railway station to the entrance to the park. See [Read more…]
You can travel by train from Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia to Surat Thani Province in Thailand which is where ferry services to Koh Phangan depart from. The journey has three stages. Passengers need to change [Read more…]
The journey by train from Taiping to Butterworth Railway Station near Penang Island is scheduled to take slightly less than 1 hour. Train Times to Penang There are currently 3 direct train services a day [Read more…]
The journey by train from Sungkai to Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station takes just under two hours with passengers travelling on Malaysia’s modern electric train services. Train Times to Kuala Lumpur There are 5 direct train [Read more…]
The journey by train from Ipoh to Bangkok has two stages. The first stage is a journey of just over 3 hours on a Malaysian train to the border with Thailand. The second stage of [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…]
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